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Ready for a paranormal battle? This year’s Face of Horror will go head-to-head with Kane Hodder in a custom Ghostbusters flight suit alongside the original Ectomobile (Ecto-1) from the iconic 1984 film.
Qualifying horror fans will have the opportunity to submit their most terrifying screen test to renowned director Craig Singer who will select two talented creeps for speaking roles in his upcoming horror film, TAT.
Horror legend Kane Hodder is best known for his role as Jason Voorhees in the Friday the 13th franchise. Competitors will unlock exclusive interviews with the man behind the mask, and the next Face of Horror will join the icon for a paranormal investigation and a bone-chilling Rue Morgue photoshoot.
Rue Morgue, the go-to for horror aficionados, unravels classic films and gripping interviews. The next Face of Horror will star in an exclusive supernatural-themed photoshoot with Kane Hodder, to be featured in Rue Morgue.
Overseeing the Ghostbusters media franchise, Ghost Corps is generously contributing a VIP tour of their headquarters, a meet and greet with director Jason Reitman and photo opp with the iconic Ecto-1. We are grateful for their support! Are you a god?
The long-awaited sequel to the classic Beetlejuice arrives in theaters this fall, and one unlucky competitor will receive a private screening. Warner Bros. Pictures is making our millennium with this ghastly experience. It’s showtime!
Stephen King once said, "We make up horrors to help us cope with the real ones." While we enjoy fictional scares, real-life horrors, like hospitalization, can be terrifying. Thanks to organizations like Starlight Children's Foundation, hospitals don't have to be so scary. Face of Horror proudly supports Starlight Children's Foundation, which aims to deliver happiness to seriously ill kids and their families through virtual reality experiences, fun hospital wear, and games.
Competitors will uncover the art of creating terror with haunting workshops led by industry experts such as Bloodhaus Podcast co-hosts Joshua Conkel and Drusilla Adeline, filmmaker/writer Adam Green, and more.
Lifelong horror enthusiast and self-taught SFX makeup artist Nell McGee became the Face of Horror in 2023. Hailing from rural Maine, where resources were scarce and isolation prevailed, and now settled in the woods of Georgia, McGee has found a deep-rooted passion for the macabre. She recently cemented her status among horror icons after being featured as the Bride of Frankenstein in Rue Morgue.
Megan Higby, known in the burlesque circuit as Whiskey Tango, was named the first-ever Face of Horror in 2022. Whiskey Tango has been devouring horror since the age of four after seeing Gremlins for the first time — she loves to review films and create burlesque performances from iconic horror films and characters.
Colossal is a nationally registered professional fundraiser that inspires people to advocate for themselves and those in need. Through online competitions like Face of Horror, Colossal offers participants the opportunity to make their mark while also making a big impact.
