The Ultimate Halloween Scare Experience • Chepstow • 2020
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On Halloween night you could be joining one of the creatures from FearFest-Evil’s House of Horrors for an evening of fun and terror!
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Screaming… Running… Crying… Begging for Mercy.
Once you enter FearFest-Evil your flesh is ours!
The Rising has begun.
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According to local Chepstow folklore, at midnight on Hallows Eve in 1587, a gateway opened at in a long forgotten crypt. The crypt was hidden deep within Coombesbury Woods and the gateway was described as being a corridor “from this world to the depths of hell”.
Stories tell of a group of priests known as the ‘Eye Brotherhood’ who located themselves on the doorway in defence of the breach. As midnight arrived, a mysterious light appeared, blinding the men for a brief moment. When they regained their vision, the gateway had closed and surrounding them, the ground was covered in half-buried wooden crosses. Continue reading “The Rising of a mysterious Crypt in Coombesbury 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…
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This week saw the launch of a brand new trailer for our Halloween event, FearFest-Evil… The Rising!
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Here’s the 80’s Horror Movie inspired teaser trailer for the 2017 FearFest-Evil Halloween Horror Event!
Go full screen, turn up the sound and bask in the 80’s horror of ‘Chop-Chop’ the Butcher of Tidenham!
We don’t know his real name, but the giant of the man known as ‘Chop-Chop’ was believed to have died at the quarry site in 1959.
The Chepstow Butcher carved and served meat for many years in the Dayhouse Quarry kitchen and earned his nickname from his ability with a butchers knife.
From speaking to old timers who worked at the quarry near Chepstow, the tale is that he went missing after being implicated in the disappearance of a local girl. There were also rumours that the butcher may have been responsible for several other disappearances near the site and the surrounding area of Chepstow.
The story of Chop Chop’s death is vague and a body was never found. However, local Chepstow legend says his fellow co-workers took the law into their own hands and threw the Butcher of Tidenham off the cliff edge.