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Spooktacular! is now free to watch with ads at Roku and YouTube, it's also streaming on Amazon Prime for subscribers. The documentary premiered back in 2023 at Fantastic Fest and received a VOD release last month in October 2025.
Spooktacular! dives into the story of Spooky World, and its founder, a PR-savvy mix of P. T. Barnum and Stephen King who parlayed his experience working in his father's joke shop into creating the very first horror scream park of its kind.
Launched in 1991 by David Bertolino, it drew over a million thrill-seekers in 11 years and defined ‘90s horror culture. Featuring icons like Tom Savini, Alice Cooper, Elvira, and Linda Blair, this doc is a nostalgic scream-fest for horror fans.
Directed by Quinn Monahan, written by Gail Jorden, executive produced by Tom Savini, produced by SpookyWood Productions and distributed by Quiver Distribution.
Featuring appearances by Elvira, Tom Savini, Vincent Price, Linda Blair (The Exorcist), Robert Englund (Freddy Krueger), Alice Cooper, Bobby "Boris" Pickett (singer of Monster Mash), Daniel Roebuck (The Munsters), David Bertolino, Spencer Charnas (Ice Nine Kills), Butch Patrick (Eddie Munster) Kane Hodder (Jason Voorhees) + more.
"Spooktacular! is a new must watch documentary for haunt enthusiasts like me. The original Spookyworld haunted theme park is a place of legend and singlehandedly shaped what it meant to be a modern haunted attraction. This is the perfect Halloween time watch." ★★★★ Puck Gipson at Letterboxd.com
"I had no knowledge of what Spooky World was but this was an interesting little documentary about it that makes it sound like an interesting theme park" ★★★★ Gagarocket at Letterboxd.com
"Pretty mid as a documentary (Would’ve been better as a YouTube video essay? Is that sacrilegious to say?) but as a horror and theme park fan it had me hooked. We had a seasonal horror park like this half an hour from where I grew up and this took me right back to being terrified on the haunted hayride there. I love any story of an insane Guy with a crazy, doomed-to-fail passion project." ★★ Eric Ward at Letterboxd.com
"While the inclusion of genre legends adds gravitas, the reliance on talk show clips and the somewhat haphazard interview settings can be jarring. Nevertheless, Spooktacular! is a commendable effort that captures the spirit of Halloween and the legacy of SpookyWorld. It may not be perfect, but it’s a hauntingly good time that’s worth the watch, especially for those with a penchant for horror history. And while it might have a few cobwebs, it’s still a treat that won’t trick you out of a good time." 63% NOFSPodcast.com
"Once upon a long time ago — well, the 90s — there was a little horror theme park, built in the middle of a Massachusetts cornfield...this tells the story of SpookyWorld, which this movie makes the case for the idea that it “set the template for the multi-billion-dollar industry of terror.” David Bertolino was the creator, making the park the first-ever multi-attraction Halloween theme park. He started by selling X-rated greeting cards and gag gifts before figuring our how to make a haunted house that could make money. He brought along horror celebrities like Savini, Alice Cooper, Linda Blair and Kane Hodder. And he had a major bit of insanity with Tiny Tim... This is everything the people who made and worked there would like you to know about a place that is sadly gone." BAndSAboutMovies.com
"This documentary focuses on the rise and fall of this trailblazing attraction, with strange anecdotes such as the live broadcast wedding of Tiny Tim at the park plus a government shutdown and the tales of its eccentric owner David Bertolino. With vintage footage, and interviews with big hitters such as Hodder and Tom Savini, you get to hear from the horse’s mouth what it was like being part of the evolution of Spookyworld. It is in some ways a cautionary tale, as Bertolino it could be argued never truly understood what he had until it started to erode away. Either way, Quinn Monahan’s documentary leaves no stone unturned and makes for a perfect start to the spooky season." Bloody-Flicks.co.uk
"While I’m certain horror hounds will really dig this documentary, I suspect anyone with a business or marketing background will also enjoy it...seeing old footage of genre icons like Blair, Hodder, and Cooper signing autographs is pretty cool, as well as the documentary’s focus on the growing pains of a business...This documentary has plenty of awesome archival footage of Spooky World’s heyday, as well as more recent interviews with the celebs and crew involved. Heck, this documentary is worth a watch just for the footage of Bobby ‘Boris’ Pickett performing “The Monster Mash” at one of Spooky World’s events. As they always say, appreciate what you have while you have it. When it’s gone, be glad it ever existed in the first place." 7 out of 10 HorrorBuzz.com
"...the film is rich with talking-head interviews with Bertolino and crew and cast members who worked at SpookyWorld — all of whom have fond memories, along with some stories about a few things that went wrong — as well as archival footage of such guest celebrities of the park as Linda Blair, Elvira, Tom Savini (who helped craft one of the attractions), Kane Hodder, Butch Patrick, Alice Cooper, and Tiny Tim — what really brings SpookyWorld to life for viewers is the archival footage of the park. Actors in costume, the customers they scared, the attractions, the long lines to get in, and even the well-treated mice who were used in one of the creepy attractions are all here... You don’t have to have visited SpookyWorld in the nineties to enjoy this documentary. Those who love haunted attractions along with Halloween aficionados in general should all find Spooktacular! to be a fascinating watch." WhenItWasCool.com
"poorly done > Very amateurish and poorly done, but fun for the super fans / completists. There's far too much stock movie footage / lousy imovie effects and not enough footage of the actual haunt. Feels like a crummy student film at best, with of course plenty of tom savini hyping himself and being smug. Maybe worth a rental if on sale, hard to believe it played film festivals." 5/10 dyingxmidwestern-1 at IMDb.com
1993 video taken by an employee at the haunted theme park in Berlin, Mass that includes a walk-through of Tom Savini's haunted house and full video of Bobby Boris Pickett singing his hit Monster Mash live on stage: Watch on YouTube: Spooky World Park 1993
Chainsaw set on the hayride at Spookyworld in 1994 Berlin Massachusetts. Bruce Millet as Leatherface: Watch on YouTube: SpookyWorld 1994
Spooky World - America's Horror Theme Park - Full Halloween VHS from (1994) Berlin, Massachusetts:
Terrifier 3 (2024) is now streaming free with ads at Tubi. The gory slasher film was released in theaters on October 11, 2024, followed by a VOD release on November 26, 2024, DVD/Blu-ray/4K UHD releases on December 17, 2024 and it began streaming on Screambox on February 14th, 2025.
Terrifier 3 (2024) is the latest installment of the Art the Clown franchise which started with All Hallows Eve (2013) and continued with Terrifier (2017) and Terrifier 2 (2022).
SYNOPSIS: "After surviving Art the Clown's Halloween massacre, Sienna and her brother are struggling to rebuild their shattered lives. As the holiday season approaches, they try to embrace the Christmas spirit and leave the horrors of the past behind. But just when they think they're safe, Art the Clown returns, determined to turn their holiday cheer into a new nightmare. The festive season quickly unravels as Art unleashes his twisted brand of terror, proving that no holiday is safe."
Written and Directed by Damien Leone once again. Returning cast includes Lauren LaVera (Sienna), Samantha Scaffidi (Victoria Heyes), Elliot Fullam (Jonathan Shaw) and AEW superstar Chris Jericho (Burke), with Daniel Roebuck as Santa Claus. Makeup effects legend Tom Savini, Jason Patric, Antonella Rose, Krsy Fox, Clint Howard, and Jon Abrahams also appear.
"While its grand finale left me wanting more, the film’s explosive climax couldn’t feel more vile and intense. The performances don’t miss a beat and the brutality is off the charts. With severed limbs and blasphemous imagery abound, Terrifier 3 leaves some of the most desensitized fans’ jaws on the floor." 1428Elm.com
"Terrifier 3 represents the furthest a modern horror movie has gone in a while. Whether or not that’s a good thing is up to the viewer’s particular taste, but it’s undoubtedly gutsy. If the Terrifier project’s goal is to build a totally singular, boundary-annihilating experience that will rattle even the most seasoned gorehounds, Terrifier 3 might be Damien Leone’s masterpiece." 8/10 ButWhyTho.net
"If you’re already a fan of the Terrifier series, this latest entry won’t be a waste of your time. There is enough going on that will please super fans, despite the weak script. If the earlier films weren’t really your thing, this one probably won’t be either. But either way, Art the Clown is back with a vengeance, and Christmas just got a little more bloody." ★★★ DailyDead.com
"Terrifier 3 delivers the goods, and then some. With a bigger budget at his disposal – and therefore a broader canvas – Damien Leone has crafted a slasher for the ages, one that will cement Art’s place alongside the likes of Freddy, Michael, and Jason. The supernatural stuff is the movie’s weakest material, with the mythology a bit too vague." ★★★★ Dexerto.com
"The fantasy-tinged nightmare of Terrifier 3 is truly unlike anything else out there right now, and for jaded horror fans hoping to be jolted into feeling something, anything, about the slasher genre in an age where many filmmakers just repeat the greatest hits, this kind of a transgressive, gonzo audacity is a nasty cattle prod to good taste. And even if that’s not your thing, that’s healthy for the genre in the long run, right? Horror was never supposed to be nice." 7/10 SlashFilm.com
"Thanks to the impassioned work from the filmmakers, performers, and art department, this sequel proves yet again that this offensively vile gem of a franchise is worth sticking around for. It will continue to reward us with more delicious trash that appeals to our hungry little rat brains." B+ FilmSnobReviews.com
"With Terrifier 3, Damien Leone cements his cult series’ place among genre diehards while delivering another showcase for practical gore aficionados. Though narrative strengths fade beside brazen brutality, no one executes viscera with the finesse of this unflinching auteur. Fans will feast on fresh feats of Yuletide savagery, while others recoil from the unbridled madness." 8/10 Gazettely.com
" …this stuff isn’t as easy to pull off as it looks. The number of horror films that promise to sicken your soul and shrivel your stomach is enormous, but the proportion that actually do so, particularly for veteran horror watchers, is small. I’m pleased to report that Terrifier 3 is genuinely gruesome; your own mileage may vary, but it’s not for the faint of heart." ★★★★ TheGuardian.com
"A near constant onslaught of blood, gore and goo, Terrifier 3 ups the ante from its predecessors. Sure to be a hit with the Terrifier crowd, this third outing might just be the most gruesome yet, with several deaths set to immediately rocket to the top of ‘Terrifier best kill’ lists everywhere. Christmas has never been redder, nor victims deader, than in Terrifier 3…" ★★★★ TheHollywoodNews.com
"If you’re a fan of the franchise, sit back and enjoy Terrifier 3. If you’re new to it, this is the most layered and thorough entry of the series, setting the stage for exciting things to come. Adding a Christmas theme was a great choice—it finally feels like we got the "Bad Santa" we always wanted." ★★★★½ HMUncut.com
"The third installment might not push boundaries solely through violence. However, it certainly includes scenes that will linger in viewers’ minds. Yet it’s the underlying themes and intensity that might provoke the most outcry ... Leone’s expertise in practical effects is undeniable. For those who appreciate visceral gore, this film is a must-see in the horror genre." ★★★★ VanessasNonSpoilers.com
"If you have a strong stomach and are a die-hard fan of practical gore effects, then you’ll probably find a lot to appreciate here. However, if you’re looking for a horror film with a compelling story or well-developed characters, you should look elsewhere. While Terrifier 3 is undeniably impressive on a technical level, its lack of narrative depth and sole focus on gore limits its appeal." ★★★ RandomMovie.net
"Leone continues to expand the series mythos with supernatural-bordering-on-fantasy piffle that feels as half-formed and unserious as Sienna’s pain is sharp and penetrating ... For a series as transgressive as Terrifier, though, this third film crystallizes the theme of good versus evil that the previous two films gesture toward, asserting an old-school morality in a world of angels and demons with a conclusion that’s thoroughly rotten with aberrated Catholic iconography." 3 out of 4, SlantMagazine.com
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