horror

Patrick Braillard, Nate Stevenson and Jacob McAlister all worked for Universal Orlando’s Halloween Horror Nights for numerous years. With the all too common news this year of talented folks losing their jobs due to the ongoing pandemic, Braillard, Stevenson and McAlister decided to take their love of horror and gaming to create a brand new card game called Oh, The Horror!, currently running a Kickstarter campaign to become a reality.

What if you took the movie “Freaky Friday” and had the body-switching not only happen on a Friday, but Friday the 13th? And what if…

Spooky Empire is one of the most respected horror event promotions companies in the U.S. with two of the most popular horror conventions in the…

The iconic home from the classic horror film “Silence of the Lambs” is officially on the market. Buffalo Bill’s home located near Pittsburgh, Pa. can…

Marvel Comics has a long history with horror, dating back to before it was even Marvel Comics. This October, it will take its classic heroes…

“Doctor Sleep” isn’t just a sequel, it’s a deeper explanation of “The Shining”. It brings new life to the horror with more gruesome consequences. “Doctor…

Variant 31, London’s new live-action horror gaming experience, is getting even scarier for Halloween weekend with a new Blackout variation being offered now through November…

IT Chapter 2 is the fulfilling finale to one of the greatest horror stories of this generation. This clown teaches a better life lesson than…

Fantasm Orlando, a horror and haunt convention, will descend upon Central Florida this October, bringing frightful fun and celebrities for fear fans.

Spooky Empire has announced that the location for this year’s fall convention will no longer be in Orlando, but instead be held in Tampa, Fla.