'The Walking Dead' booth at Comic-Con recreated one of the most terrifying scenes from season 5

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"The Walking Dead" has a reputation for scaring the pants off fans at its San Diego Comic-Con booth each year.

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This year, AMC did not disappoint.

After circling the interactive booth once, I decided, "Nope, no way am I going inside that thing."

Two words should stir haunting memories for fans of the show: Revolving door.

Warning: Season 5 spoilers ahead.

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Yes, AMC recreated the infamous season 5 episode 14 scene in which Noah (Tyler James Williams) meets his demise.

In the episode, Noah and Glen (Steven Yeun) get trapped in a wedge of a revolving door, opposite Nicholas (Michael Traynor) and a herd of bloodthirsty zombies.

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When a fearful Nicholas forces his way out, the door turns, exposing his companions to the walkers. They devour Noah instantly, marking yet another shocking, painful death in the series.

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The "Walking Dead" booth dares guests to make their way through a haunted house-inspired maze of scenes.

You enter through the back of a "food truck" where zombies greet you - an homage to season five's finale when the Wolves set a trap for a few of the other protagonists.

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Just a friendly reminder from your neighborhood Wolves.

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On the other side, the revolving door is filled with walkers and splattered with blood.

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Scary.

AMC continues the fun over at Petco Park, where fans can escape zombies in a themed obstacle course, be made over to look like a zombie, and take place in panels, interactive games, and meet-and-greets with the stars. Read on for more information.

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