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The Columbia-Last Year, the introductory convention on the horrors of the SC has attracted a crowd of 3500 shivers to the Congress Congress Center in Colombia. On September 14, this year’s Convention, entitled “The sequel,” will include an extended floor plan, celebrity panels and 175 craft suppliers.

The event organizer, J Moulton, has previously planned Myriad Fan Conventions in New England under the name Moulton Conventions. When she reached Colombia, the last thing he expected was to take this brand with him.

“I told myself I would never make a convention again,” he recalled. “Then I said,” I was here for a while and they were super pleasant with a man who was completely tattooed and a little different. I would like to give them something great. “

According to Moulton, the SC horror Convention is in accordance with a significant demand for the Colombia’s farm scene.

“When Spirit Halloween opened, people come to it,” he said. “That’s a need for something.”

The event, which will cover both Saturday and Sunday, will include costume competitions of all ages, a live pursuit of attractions inhabited by Dark Castle, and afters in the Columbia Mainstay Art Bar. Guests will also have access to autographs and options for genre stars photos such as Dracula’s author Dacre Stoker, Actor “Drain’s Dave Sheridan” and director “Elm Street Nightmare 2” Jack Scholder.

Mowlton believes that one of the biggest sales of the Convention is his accessibility. The adult passes over the weekend are $ 20, while the one -day gaps are $ 13.

“Everyone cannot go to the show for fear of spending their rent or mortgage money,” he said. “They don’t worry about it. We’re a change in the sofa.”

Another equality, said Moulton, is the family environment of the Convention. The omission of each children is $ 5 or free with the purchase of an adult pass and will be accessible to them for “Kids Children” activities, including decorating trick bags or treatment bags, masks and dance party.

“You don’t have to be in your face, blood, intestines and hot,” Moulton said. “It can be family, it can be educational and can be an epic way to spend a weekend.”

While Multon said the bigger part of Soda City had welcomed the SC horror convention with open arms, he and his team have not focused on any dissident in the community over the last two years.

“We get some hate mail – we’re evil and go to hell,” he said. “I say,” I wish you would give us a chance, but thank you for your contribution. ” This is a pretty Halloween party and if you don’t approve, it’s cool. “

Before this critic, Multon said that the promotion of the inclusion of the Convention will always remain its priority.

“We do it with love, acceptance and so much passion for the genre,” Moulton said. “This is a void that had to be filled.

Tickets for the SC Horror Convention are available to buy the event website.