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Days Of The Dead Announces Tickets Are Now On Sale For Atlanta Convention

We are thrilled to share the news that tickets are now on sale for one of our favorite conventions, Days of the Dead. While they do hold conventions all over the US, we never miss the Atlanta event. This year, Days of the Dead Atlanta will kick off on February 2nd and runs through the 4th and you can get your tickets now! A Message from Days of the Dead: “DAYS OF THE DEAD returns to Atlanta for its 7th year, and is bringing a full weekend of celebrity guests, film screenings, vendors, and special events, with it to the Sheraton Atlanta, February 2nd – 4th! Celebrity guests include MALCOLM McDOWELL (A Clockwork Orange), MATTHEW LILLARD (Scream), RAY WISE (Twin Peaks), KANE HODDER (Friday the 13th franchise), TRACI LORDS (Cry Baby), and many, many more! RSVP at: https://www.facebook.com/events/261475420977812 For tickets, as well as more info, visit www.daysofthedead.com/atlanta For information on other Days of the Dead conventions visit: DaysOfTheDead.com As the

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Oct 12, 2017
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Horror Fuel Invades Days Of The Dead Atlanta 2017

I spent this past weekend (Feb 3- 5) at the Days of the Dead convention in Atlanta. This is the second DOTD I have attended in the past few years and once again, it did not disappoint. First, I would like to tell you about my favorite part of the convention. No, it’s not the parties, or the other events, it is the people. To say that horror fans are the best would be an understatement. You will not find a friendlier group of people. Stand by a booth, in a line, by an elevator, or outside smoking and in with seconds there is a conversation happening. It is nothing to be asked “How far did you traveled?”, “Are you having fun?”, “Did you see….?”. As for the celebs, every single celebrity I talked to was pleasant. Some were as excited about the convention as I was. No joke, Derek Mears, who has played Jason, the Predator, and more, was

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Horror Fuel

Days Of The Dead Announces Tickets Are Now On Sale For Atlanta Convention

We are thrilled to share the news that tickets are now on sale for one of our favorite conventions, Days of the Dead. While they do hold conventions all over the US, we never miss the Atlanta event. This year, Days of the Dead Atlanta will kick off on February 2nd and runs through the 4th and you can get your tickets now! A Message from Days of the Dead: “DAYS OF THE DEAD returns to Atlanta for its 7th year, and is bringing a full weekend of celebrity guests, film screenings, vendors, and special events, with it to the Sheraton Atlanta, February 2nd – 4th! Celebrity guests include MALCOLM McDOWELL (A Clockwork Orange), MATTHEW LILLARD (Scream), RAY WISE (Twin Peaks), KANE HODDER (Friday the 13th franchise), TRACI LORDS (Cry Baby), and many, many more! RSVP at: https://www.facebook.com/events/261475420977812 For tickets, as well as more info, visit www.daysofthedead.com/atlanta For information on other Days of the Dead conventions visit: DaysOfTheDead.com As the

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Oct 12, 2017
Horror Fuel

Horror Fuel Invades Days Of The Dead Atlanta 2017

I spent this past weekend (Feb 3- 5) at the Days of the Dead convention in Atlanta. This is the second DOTD I have attended in the past few years and once again, it did not disappoint. First, I would like to tell you about my favorite part of the convention. No, it’s not the parties, or the other events, it is the people. To say that horror fans are the best would be an understatement. You will not find a friendlier group of people. Stand by a booth, in a line, by an elevator, or outside smoking and in with seconds there is a conversation happening. It is nothing to be asked “How far did you traveled?”, “Are you having fun?”, “Did you see….?”. As for the celebs, every single celebrity I talked to was pleasant. Some were as excited about the convention as I was. No joke, Derek Mears, who has played Jason, the Predator, and more, was

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