We go behind the scenes with Zion Fenwick, the twisted mind behind Twisted Minds Productions and chat about the upcoming Gremlins Fan Tribute Experience!
Pretension. Influencers. Artists. The art crowd. It’s hard to tell what is part of the show and what isn’t. Now that… is truly immersive. Welcome to Haus of Creep. A gallery opening gone awry. Continue reading Creep LA Haus of Creep: Serving Up Seduction, Art, and Maybe an Existential Crises or Two in a New Totally Immersive Horror Experience
Labor Day digs a traditional grave to lay sunshine and beach frolics to rest as our Summer of Screams comes to an end. August offerings provided an appetizer, if you will, for the real meat of the year. September 23rd is the Fall equinox and the fact that the calendar reads “September” at all heralds Autumn in the midst of these hellish temps. So here we go… a list of goodies to launch us into full fledged haunt season. I’ll be updating this, as always. For now… enjoy. Continue reading By The Pricking of My Thumbs…. THE HAUNTS ARE COMING!
What better way to get in the mood for the release of IT Chapter Two than a whole heaping of King? Alamo Drafthouse and Shudder are teaming up to bring a special program of a whole lot of Stephen King goodness. Exploring the wacky and the weird, the terrifying and the tender. Schedule varies by market, but the Los Angeles location is screening IT (2017), Maximum Overdrive, Stand By Me, The Running Man, The Dead Zone, Dolores Claiborne, The Mist and Cujo. As a special treat, Cujo will be presented in 35mm.
Did your favorites make the list?
Now, I don’t want to spoil anything about this experience. If you managed to snag tickets, then hey, just wait till you get there and come back after if you’d like. I’ve had a lot of messages from people who didn’t get tickets and might not be able to go. Or, people who don’t live close enough to go. This bud’s for you. Cheers, creep babies.
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Perched high above downtown Brea, an eerie green glow can be seen cloaked in a canopy of mossy leaves and mist. To a keen ear, the spooky soundtrack that trickles out to the street below can be followed a la Toucan Sam style to a horrific oasis. This is the Sinister Pointe Spirit Lounge. The Nun from The Conjuring universe serves holy water from behind the bar and sprays you down with it. A decrepit butler by the name of Grimsby shuffles about, sweeping and dusting table tops, cobwebs and even patrons. Continue reading Sinister Pointe’s Spirit Lounge is a Horror Oasis in Unassuming Downtown Brea
Thanks so much to the entire Midsummer team for having me! Here’s a little peak of what Midsummer 2019 had to offer. Check out the write-up for details and photos. This is THE place to be if you love Halloween, so if you missed this one… plan to be in Long Beach for August 2020! Continue reading Midsummer 2019 HorrorGirlProblems Video Recap
I’ve always wanted to witness a Demolition Derby. The closest I’ve ever been to one was standing outside an amphitheater at the fair while catching the tail end of a derby in tiny glimpses. So imagine this HorrorGirl’s delight when I went to the OC Fair and realized there was a demolition derby that very night! Not only was it a demolition derby, it was an ALL FEMALE demolition derby. Not only was it an all female demolition derby, but it was a charity event raising money for the Susan G Komen Foundation. For those of you who don’t know, my Mom beat the shit out of breast cancer this year, finishing her treatment just last month… and my kickass aunt is currently beating the crap out of it. It’s always been an important cause to my family and me, now it’s extra personal for us all. Now, I wish I could say this badass charity derby was the reason I was at the fairgrounds in the first place… But it happened to be a happy, very lucky accident. Or maybe… fate. Continue reading Damsels of Destruction Crashing Against Breast Cancer – Demolition Derby in Support of Susan G Komen Foundation
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