The Ultimate Halloween Scare Experience • Chepstow • 2020
In 1976 Elizabeth McRae, a local bride-to-be, went missing.
She was last seen approaching a house, rumoured to be haunted, in the middle of Coombesbury Woods. Continue reading “Local Bride Missing in Chepstow Woods”
Released once more from his heavy shackles and consumed by the joys of innocent screams.
The darkest of evils is calling to sacrifice the heads from those victims marked with the extended red smile.
The marked cannot escape his menacing cackle, sharp axe and thirst for the metallic smell of fresh blood.Mr Gacy is waiting for you…
Continue reading “Mr Gacy is waiting for you…”
We are really pleased to announce that FearFest-Evil has been nominated for the Best Set/Costume and Make Up category at this year’s ScareCon Scar Awards. Continue reading “ScareCon – Best Set/Costume and Make Up Nominee for FearFest-Evil”
At the start of 2018, the popular horror blog and scare event review site, Scare Addicts, published their Best of 2017 Horror Attraction Awards.
We were really pleased to be nominated and over the moon to win two awards in the reader’s poll.
Continue reading “Scare Addicts Best of 2017 Poll Award Winners”
This week saw the launch of a brand new trailer for our Halloween event, FearFest-Evil… The Rising!
Continue reading “Exciting new trailer for FearFest-Evil”
Neil Dodd, A FearFest-Evil Super fan, has been inspired by the terrifying Mr Gacy and recently got this awesome tattoo!
Mr Gacy the crazy clown was designed by BurkBench Designs and played by Ricky Gunter. He was one of the standout characters of FearFest Evil and we’ve plenty of reports of recurring nightmares following people’s encounters with him!
Continue reading “Super Fan Neil Dodd inks up with Mr Gacy Clown Tattoo!” 
The team at Scare Addicts are gearing up to publish their Best of 2017 Awards and have thrown in a new element this year – visitor ratings!
We’re pleased to see that FearFest-Evil has made the shortlist on two categories: Continue reading “We need your help! – Voting is open for the Scare Addicts Best of 2017 Awards”
In 1976 Elizabeth McRae went missing from Coombesbury Woods in the Northern area of what is now the National Diving & Activity Centre.
Elizabeth was a rare dog breeder from London who was to marry a local Lord.
Her vanity had led her to use Tintern Abbey as the wedding venue, with the reception taking place at a clearing in Coombesbury Woods. The spectacular reception was to be held in a gigantic Big Top tent, holding 400 people and featuring a travelling Circus.
However on the day of the wedding things didn’t go to plan when the Lord’s family discovered she was already with child outside of wedlock. Continue reading “Bride Missing in Chepstow Woods”