On Saturday 21st November cast members from AtmosFEAR! Scare Attractions made a surprise appearance at The Station Inn, Ribblehead, providing eerie ambience for an evening of vampish fun! Visiting guests were invited to take part in ‘Vampyre Hunt’ as they were made to explore the dark hallways of the old haunted inn while a gaggle of ghouls awaited them in the dark.
Street Theatre performers Jade Willis as ‘Fangda’ and Mike Collin as ‘Scarduke’, mingled with the inn’s guests and provided some spooky entertainment and an alternative photograph opportunity. The evening was a taste of things to come, keep your eye on the AtmosFEAR! mother site at www.atmosfearuk.com for more details soon!
‘Scare Kingdom Scream Park’, the UK’s newest Halloween scare entertainment venue will open in October 2009. Hosted at Hawkshaw Farm Park, on the A59 between Blackburn and Preston, it has been developed and produced by ‘AtmosFEAR! Scare Attractions’ 
with two headlining terrifying scare attractions that will leave guests screaming for more! For families and young adults – ‘Dead Alive: Legend of the Pumpkin Man’ – amid the 8 acres of rotting mist covered cornfields lay the ruins of Strangleweed Hollow, in its day a booming town where many made their fortunes during the gold rush. Now nothing more than a ghost town… This 40 minute fright fest begins at Mother Strange’s old decaying farmhouse, here she waits, night after night still longing for her long lost son who disappeared into the fields so long ago – the Pumpkin Man!
In addition to the headlining attractions, Scare Kingdom will offer a variety of additional attractions designed to ensure guests have an experience to remember; ‘Sir Scare-a-Lot’ – imported from the USA especially for Scare Kingdom, this impressive projection special effect is a speaking statue that delivers grave advice with a sinister sneer. ‘Moaning Mordred’ – entombed inside his ivy clad tomb, Mordred whispers twisted tales and ghoulish gags for guests to listen too while they eat. ‘Street Theatre’ – come face to face with the Undead Court as King Morbius and his legion of frightening fiends roam the dark pathways of Scare Kingdom each night. ‘Frightful Photography’ – have your photograph taken with our creepy character as a scary souvenir. Extra cost £1 per person. ‘The Greedy Gargoyle Café’ – enjoy a Halloween treat from our selection of themed cakes, soups, sandwiches and drinks. Extra charges apply.
‘Lady Mary Killigrew’ and ‘Captain Henry Killigrew’, both pirates from Cornish history, and ‘Duggery’, the skull carrying bungling Bosun, entertained crowds to promote The West Cornwall Pasty Company 
The cornfield for Scare Kingdom’s forthcoming outdoor scare attraction ‘Dead Alive’ is now looking decidely creepy. The skeletal stalks have burst through the land and devoured the eight acre site leaving all who enter the field disoriented and confused…
soaked underground lair inhabited by a diabolical Doctor who carries out bizarre experiments on all who dare enter. Attraction designer Paul Howse said “with Blood Bath we have created a very sinister set of characters and a labyrinthine maze of passageways with dead ends, claustrophobic sections and even theatrical scent – it will be an assault on the senses and is certainly not for the faint of heart – especially as some of the characters give chase and others come a little too close for comfort – will they touch you?!”.
THE SCARE ATTRACTION THAT BITES BACK!
It’s getting extremely busy in the Scare Kingdom production office – we have recently completed post production on the elaborate cinematic trailer created to promote the park, which opens in October 2009. 
After leaving their creaking ship ‘The Penzance Pearl’ in Pasty Bay, West Cornwall, the pirates are searching for the long lost treasure of Pasty Bay – and each of them has their personal favourite flavour! Using an old treasure map they will attempt to find the golden pasty!