Field of Corpses

Demented Dwarfs Productions, LLC. was formed by Zachary Meyer, renowned pastry chef and artist. Inspired by his passion for Halloween, Meyer formed the company in order to fulfill his ultimate dream, creating a haunted attraction so large, so terrifying, that it is unparalleled by any similar attraction in Colorado. Field of Corpses realizes Meyer's dream, as Colorado's largest, most horrifying haunted attraction.

Meyer, at only 23 years old, is recognized as one of the finest pastry chefs and artists in Colorado. He has been featured in 5280, Bon Appetit, the Denver Business Journal, Denver Post, EDecor, Garden Design, HomeStyle, TheKnot.com, Metropolitan and This Old House. Last year, the Denver Art Museum featured Meyer recreating a famous painting on a cake in all the museum's advertising, promotional and visual materials for the European Master's Exhibition. Meyer began creating his legendary wedding cakes when he was 11 years old, carrying on the esteemed tradition begun by his father, Dennis Meyer. Meyer shares his family’s tradition by instructing local chefs through Das Meyer’s apprentice program.

Articles about Field of Corpses Coloradoan.com — Halloween Happenings DenverPost.com — Haunted events DailyCamera.com — Halloween and Fall Events HauntedHouses.com — Haunted Houses and Attractions: Colorado GoCityKids.com — Events Calendar Entertainment.com — Rocky Mountain News HauntedDenver.com — Haunted Denver rating for Field of Corpses October 21, 2004 HauntedDenver.com — The official ratings and reviews Horrorfind.com — Read the review September 28, 2004 — Field of Corpses: Winner of the 2003 & 2004 People’s Choice Award for Haunted House September 29, 2003 Media Advisory— Famed Chef to Open Colorado's Largest Haunted Attraction September 19, 2003 Press Release— Field of Corpses: The Scare Coloradoans have been Dying to Experience Field of Corpses, Channel 9 News on October 4 Homegrown Horror!, Arvada Sentinel on October 9 Channel 7 News on October 10 Upcoming, Daily Camera on October 11 Fright Full; Get spooked at these creepy casas, Westword on October 16 Overtones, Boulder Weekly on October 16 Want a real scare? Field of Corpses makes no bones about its horrors, Denver Post on October 17 Halloween Haunts, The Daily Times-Call on October 17 Field of Corpses, City Search It's what you say, not how you spell it, Denver Daily News Field of Corpses, Haunted House Review Lying in a Field of Corpses, Metropolitan, on October 9 Let's Get Freaky, The Rocky Mountain Collegian, on October 16 Field of Corpses Brings New Screams to DenverThe Banner, WRHS, on October 23 Halloween Calendar, Daily Camera on October 24 Erotica ball, annual concerts top the list of local Halloween activities, Daily Camera on October 24

Demented Dwarfs Productions, LLC. Demented Dwarfs Productions, LLC. was formed by Zachary Meyer, renowned pastry chef and artist. Inspired by his passion for Halloween, Meyer formed the company in order to fulfill his ultimate dream, creating a haunted attraction so large, so terrifying, that it is unparalleled by any similar attraction in Colorado. Field of Corpses realizes Meyer's dream, as Colorado's largest, most horrifying haunted attraction. Meyer, at only 23 years old, is recognized as one of the finest pastry chefs and artists in Colorado. He has been featured in 5280, Bon Appetit, the Denver Business Journal, Denver Post, EDecor, Garden Design, HomeStyle, TheKnot.com, Metropolitan and This Old House. Last year, the Denver Art Museum featured Meyer recreating a famous painting on a cake in all the museum's advertising, promotional and visual materials for the European Master's Exhibition. Meyer began creating his legendary wedding cakes when he was 11 years old, carrying on the esteemed tradition begun by his father, Dennis Meyer. Meyer shares his family’s tradition by instructing local chefs through Das Meyer’s apprentice program.

Press Contact Jennifer Linton Demented Dwarfs, LLC. 13251 West 64th Avenue Arvada, CO 80004 jnlinton@gmail.com