the park hosts a variety of standard amusement rides and the "Mountain Top Music Hall" and "Indian Dance Hall." All of the rides are situated at the edge of the mountain, with one ("The Gun Slinger") that swings out over the mountainside. A new feature in 2009 was "The House of Terror," a haunted house open during the Halloween season. Sister parks Pearson and Coburn also opened Frontierland in Cherokee North Carolina in 1964, then another Wild West theme park: Six Gun Territory in Florida. Attempts by R.B. Coburn to open a park in Ocala, Florida from profits from the sale of this park failed to succeed. In popular culture In October and November 2006, a movie was filmed at the park. The film, titled Ghost Town: The Movie, was directed by Haywood County native Dean Teaster and technical director Jeff Kennedy. The film starred Bill McKinney and Herbert Coward, DJ Perry, Renee O'Connor, Terrance Knox, and Princess Lucaj with appearances by Rance Howard and Stella Parton (Dolly's sister). The movie was based on the legend of Harmon Teaster, a Haywood County native from Cold Springs now named Harmon Den Game Refuge Area, and premiered at the Eaglenest Entertainment Center in Maggie Valley on June 2, 2007. The inspiration of the movie came from Haywood County native Dean Teaster who had a story to tell about his ancestor Harmon Teaster and Ghost Town in the Sky, where he spent many summers as a child. Teaster's desire was to capture Ghost Town in the Sky as how it might have looked in the late 1870s. Ghost Town: The Movie, later titled Dean Teaster's Ghost Town, at the time of release on Lionsgate label was listed the most rented Western film by "Rentrax" reporting service. This position held for sixteen weeks after its release. The rename was due to Paramount releasing their movie titled Ghost Town a month prior to the Lionsgate release of Ghost Town: The Movie. The movie brought elements of the original gunfight staged plays written by RB Coburn and Hubert Presley from the early 1960 era. Some of the gunfighters in the movie were the original gunfighter crew of 1961. From the 1960's gunfighter crew were Robert Bradley, Johnny Rich, Harry Valentine, and several others from the late 90's gunfighter crew. These men were highly trained and experienced gunfighters who brought R.B. Coburn's original dream to the film.