If you’ve ever attended the San Diego Comic-Con, Wondercon, or LA Comic Con, you may have seen —or even posed on— Sci-Fi World’s Star Trek Enterprise Bridge. Or perhaps another impressive prop. They’ve traveled to other cons across the U.S. since 2012 with a variety of them. However, while theyContinue Reading
Are you a pumpkin/Jack-O-Lantern lover? If so, Dollywood’s Great Pumpkin LumiNights is well worth a visit when the park puts on its Harvest Festival. It’s a pumpkin lovers paradise! But it’s not just enjoyable at night. Or on sunny days. We visited on October 30, the last day of theContinue Reading
After a release date that was rescheduled a few times, Ghostbusters: Afterlife will finally hit theaters on November 19, 2021. On that same day, Sony and IMAX are teaming up to host a one-night-only fan event that includes a Q&A session with writer and producer Jason Reitman. The cool thingContinue Reading
Recently launched Harridan Vodka has gone where no spirits —of the alcoholic variety— have ever gone before. Or, rather, the company has done something no other has ever done before. Especially not a vodka brand. They created a collection of 60 special bottles called Paranormal Reserve. The bottles were dividedContinue Reading
What’s the difference between an audio drama and a podcast movie? Well, I’d never actually heard of a podcast movie until I learned about Treat, a podcast movie from C13Features that stars Kiernan Shipka (Chilling Adventures of Sabrina, Mad Men). However, basically, they’re the same thing. Some audio dramas, suchContinue Reading
Graphic novel fans may recognize the name For Blood or Justice. The eight-episode, horror-noir audio drama of the same name is based on it. The immersive, highly cinematic series from indie filmmakers Todd Kniss and Scotty Weil features Danny Trejo and other top talent. For Blood or Justice recently announced theirContinue Reading
Back in August, I made a note to myself to find out where the houses from some of my favorite horror movies were located. Among them was the house from A Nightmare on Elm Street. “The house,” of course, being the iconic one from the original movie. Nancy’s house. Amazingly,Continue Reading
A lot of museums and historical societies host Halloween-themed events. Last year I thought the Pickering Museum Village’s haunted drive-thru ghost tour was pretty clever. However, have you ever heard of a museum holding a creepy baby doll contest? I never have, but that’s what the Sanilac County Historic VillageContinue Reading
I sort of have a thing for macabre museums, which is why a post from Bloody Disgusting about the Long Island Monster Gallery, a horror movie museum, caught my eye. Was the Mineola, New York, museum something similar to Distortions Monster World in Denver? Yes and no. They’re both immersiveContinue Reading
Here’s some info about another haunted dining experience, this time from a restaurant in Long Beach, New York. Starting October 8, The Beach House is transforming itself into the Nightmare on Beech Street. It’s not one of Fever’s Haunted Dining in the Dark experiences. Although Patch staff member Jerry BarmashContinue Reading
The “Supernatural America: The Paranormal in American Art” exhibit is on the move and will open in a new home this fall. Earlier this year I wrote that it would be on display at the Toledo Museum of Art in Ohio from June 12 through September 5, 2021. Well, onContinue Reading
Creep Week 2021 runs from October 9 through October 17. In a previous post, I wrote about how T+E’s Creep Week is Halloween programing in Canada that’s equivalent (basically) to Travel Channel’s Ghostober in the United States. For those who were wondering why we’d care about it since we can’tContinue Reading
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