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The owners of Evansville’s iconic year round Halloween store The Nick Nackery have announced plans to sell the business as they prepare to retire and move abroad.

Christmas is taking a terrifying turn in Downtown Evansville as the House of Lecter opens for its first holiday haunt in 25 years. Expect twisted décor, creepy characters, and a Santa you will not forget.

Join 103 GBF for the Tristate's horror, paranormal, and supernatural convention: Evansville Horror Con! Keep reading to learn how to win tickets!

Jason Hawes from Ghost Nation, Ghost Hunters, and Most Terrifying with Jason Hawes has been announced as the final special guest for Evansville Horror Con 2024.

Something new (and horrifying) is heading to Evansville!

A new indie horror movie set in the 1980s, and filmed in Evansville, Indiana will premier on October 29, 2022, before making its debut in YouTube on Halloween.

Funding can put a damper on the creative process but you can help to ensure that the legacy of indie horror movies continues in Kentucky.

In a series of events that read like an episode of 'Catch a Contractor' mashed up with a C-list horror flick, a real renovation doozie of a nightmare recently happened in Connecticut.

2016 was a good year for the folks at Blood Moon Pictures as they created a new horror anthology filmed in Owensboro, Kentucky and the official trailer is now available! Watch the trailer for Volumes of Blood: Horror Stories. SPOILER: You'll recognize our own Kat Mykals.

2016 was a good year for the folks at Blood Moon Pictures as they created a new horror anthology filmed in Owensboro, Kentucky and the official trailer is now available! Watch the trailer for Volumes of Blood: Horror Stories. SPOILER: You'll recognize our own Kat Mykals.

Our very own Kat Mykals made her film debut in an Indie Horror film called Volumes of Blood: Horror Stories and you can see some behind the scenes photos!

Halloween 2015 is right around the corner my heathen friends! Here's a couple of spooky flicks to pick up and enjoy on All Hallows' Eve while you're stuffing candy down your gullets.