Need To Smash Things? There’s A Rage Room In Avon And It’s All The Rage

Sitting in Boston traffic with aggressive drivers may lead you to feelings of rage. Perhaps, it should lead you to a a rage room in Avon, instead. It's all the rage. People are having fun releasing their pent-up anger on inanimate objects at this unique place of business.

I found about about this rage room from Only in Your State. You'll find this rage room in Avon, Massachusetts and you may find it's just the therapy you need. Or at the very least, kind of a fun night out. We all need to let out a scream once in a while, and this place takes it a step further. Don't throw things or break things in your own home, dot it at Just Smash It in Avon.

It sounds like a fun and safe way to let it all out. And there's not cleaning up, best of all! They provide the smashables, tools to smash and protective gear. You provide the strength, emotions and likely a few profanities. I would also imagine it's a pretty darn good workout. If you've ever done a demo project in your house, you know how the act of demolishing things can work up a sweat and leave you exhausted.

At Just Smash It, you get to choose your weapon. There are crow bars, sledge hammer and bats. What are you smashing up? Everything from glass bottles to mannequins and electronics. I mean, think of how many times you've wanted to throw your computer or phone up or alarm clock against the wall. It makes sense.

This rage room in Avon provides a variety of packages for any occasion and a couple of room options. There's Neon Rave Rage or Office Smash options, and you can make it a date night or a group event. They even do corporate and team building events. Kids and adults love celebrating birthdays here. It's a popular place for parties of all sizes and for all occasions. And what a unique experience. I think I may just have to check this place out for myself. Hand me that sledge hammer, let's go!

9 Cool Massachusetts Bars in Movies Made in Massachusetts

Lights, camera, intoxication! Hey, it's National Bourbon Day, why not down an Old Fashioned at one of the Massachusetts Bars in Movies!

When it comes to recreating movie scenes in bars in Boston, it's a booze-infused adventure with cinematic shenanigans!

Listen, Bostonians like their bars.

And they like their bars featured in movies. Because if Ben Affleck downed a beer in a dive bar in South Boston, we want to recreate the scene!

And let's be honest, we have a LOT of choices in this boozy city and surrounding towns.

Over the years, many Boston-made movies have showcased some of the city's coolest bars, adding an extra layer of authenticity to these films.

There are TONS of places around the city you can recreate your favorite movie scene.

These bars have become cultural landmarks within the city. Exploring these establishments can offer visitors a chance to immerse themselves in the rich film history of Boston while enjoying the vibrant bar scene the city has to offer.

And we're not just talking about Boston. Bars all over Massachusetts have been featured on the big screen.

"American Woman" filmed at Big D's Neponset Cafe in Canton, but like many of the bars featured in Massachusetts-based movies, it closed. Fun fact, the famous scene in "Good Will Hunting?" According to thespiritsbusiness.com:

"Anyone who is familiar with Good Will Hunting will remember Matt Damon’s infamous ‘How’d you like them apples?’ line in a scene where Damon upstages an elitist student in a Harvard bar, while also impressing student and love interest Skylar (Minnie Driver). Co-starring Ben Affleck, the duo wrote the script about Will, a young troubled mathematics genius (Damon) growing up in South Boston. The bar is supposed to be the Bow and Arrow bar in Boston – but it is actually the Upfront Bar and Grill in Toronto. Only exterior shots of Bow and Arrow were used, and sadly both have closed their doors."

Anyhoo, check out the 9 Cool Massachusetts Bars Featured in Movies Made in Massachusetts

"Manchester By The Sea."

This is the MOST depressing movie in the history of mankind and I have no intention of watching it EVER again, but here's the bar that's supposed to be in Quincy. Casey Affleck's character hangs out here.

The Fighter.

The ‘Foxtail Lounge’, where Micky (Mark Wahlberg)  asks out Charlene Fleming (Amy Adams).

"The Social Network". This is bar where Mark Zuckerberg (Jesse Eisenberg) gets dumped by exasperated girlfriend Erika (Rooney Mara).

"Gone Baby Gone"

This is the bar where the masked gunman threatens Lionel (Titus Welliver) as he starts to spill the beans to Kenzie and Gennaro about what really happened.

"Good Will Hunting"

This is the bar where Will (Matt Damon) hangs out with Chuckie Sullivan (Ben Affleck) and his buddies. Helpfully, there's a sign on the wall outside, proudly announcing the bar as a location in the Oscar-winning movie. The exterior has had a bit of a makeover since 1997.

"The Tender Bar"

Starring Ben Affleck, The Tender Bar was an OK movie. But the bar looks cool. The bar that stands in for Dickens in the location scenes is Jacob’s Corner, 278 Rantoul St. in Beverly.

"Fever Pitch"

Lindsey (Drew Barrymore) meets her friends for dinner at Sonsie.

"Ted"

Lori (Mila Kunis) goes to make up with John (Mark Wahlberg) on neutral territory, in Charlie’s Sandwich Shoppe.

"Spotlight"

Again, NOT a fun film. The movie is about a team of Boston Globe reporters covering the investigation into the Catholic child-abuse scanda. This is where Rachel McAdams’s reporter character met up with a victim of the molestation scandal.