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In The Free Horror Game ‘Halloween’, You Can Run, But You Can’t Hide
Pig Farmer Games is an indie studio whose name you might recognize from our coverage of Sanitarium Massacre, a horror game inspired by 80’s slasher films. We’ll have to wait for that, but thankfully, the wait just got way easier.
If you’re really jonesing for a slasher fix, today they released a brand new horror game based on the Halloween films. Set in 1978, the night Michael Myers was set loose upon poor, unsuspecting Jamie Lee Curtis, this is the perfect game to prepare for Halloween. Read on to see it in action!
The game is free to play, you can download it here.
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One of Clive Barker’s Final Convention Appearances Will Be at New Jersey’s Monster Mania in August
We told you earlier this month that horror legend Clive Barker is leaving the convention scene behind to focus entirely on his writing, with various upcoming projects in the works.
A series of final appearances from Barker will begin at Days of the Dead Chicago this month, and we’ve learned Barker will also be coming to Monster Mania in New Jersey.
Clive Barker will be signing at Monster Mania 59 in Cherry Hill, New Jersey, which runs from August 2 – August 4, 2024. Stay tuned for more info from the convention.
Barker’s official statement earlier this month explained, “… it’s time to focus entirely on writing. I’m not stopping public events because I’ve lost delight in meeting you all over the years. I’m as passionate as ever about sharing my imagination with readers and moviegoers around the world. In the very room where I’m writing these words, I have the manuscripts for a very large number of projects (Thirty-one of them), some very close to completion, others still telling themselves. There are some wild projects in this collection of works, whether close to finished or done. There are also stories that you all knew I would be finishing.”
“Abarat IV and V are amongst the books at my feet,” he continued. “So is the Third and final book of The Art and the sequel to The Thief of Always. There are also return visits to characters and mythologies you may have thought I would never return to.
“I hope I am still able to surprise you in the decades ahead.”