WATCH: Throwback video of Anthony Davis and his Demarcus cousins were afraid for their lives in a haunted house

NBA players deserve praise for enjoying Halloween to the fullest. We have Ricky Rubio dressed as Luigi. Carmelo Anthony is showcasing his amazing Night King outfit from Game of Thrones. Not to mention the amazing White Men Can't Jump spoof picture session with Russell Westbrook and Nick Collison. Imagine NBA players attempting to make their way through a haunted house.

The media network and Nike Cycle, DeMarcus Cousins, Anthony Davis, and several more teammates from the New Orleans Pelicans recently altered the NBA Halloween game. A video of Davis and his team seeing a haunted house near Tickfaw, Louisiana, was made public on Sunday.

According to Davis, who introduced the video, he loves Halloween but is terrified of the dark. He also seems to enjoy haunted houses. At least he has his "protector," DeMarcus Cousins, with him, even though it seems like a recipe for trouble.

Watch here the video:

"The scariest thing that happened in my life. I'm gonna have nightmares."

That time AD and Boogie went to a haunted house in New Orleans 😆👻 (via @bycycle) pic.twitter.com/hAGEw1lPlQ

— SportsCenter (@SportsCenter) October 31, 2020

Anthony Davis running for his life as a zombie

DeMarcus's defense, he looks a bit (and I mean just a little) better at holding his cool than Anthony Davis. But it should be emphasized that's not saying much. One of the greatest players the NBA has ever seen is Anthony Davis. He is an intimidating figure on defense and a huge, guard-like man. However, if you put him in a haunted house, he becomes a terrified youngster who wishes his buddies would just stop talking ghost stories. I don't know of anything superior than it.

Even at the conclusion of the video, you can see Anthony Davis running for his life as a zombie with a chainsaw began pursuing the group. He was sweating and obviously anxious since he "had lost DeMarcus and didn't know where he was." More than that, this is proof that they have weaknesses, anxieties, and concerns as well. Perhaps we shouldn't be so harsh on them when they don't do as well as they should.

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