This article was written by staff writer, Michael Worthan. (All images and video in this article are credited to: Michael Worthan)
I and my wife were able to partake in the event this year and did not leave unfulfilled, or empty handed. With over 80 different vendors, and just so much stuff to take in, we were a bit overwhelmed when we first arrived at the Pasadena Convention Center. Once we got our bearings and were able to figure out a path we wanted to take, we saw a number of great cosplayers, vendors, and décor that really made the experience all that much better.
Not being able to take in one of the events they had put on earlier this year (and due to Covid) Mid-Summer Scream itself being cancelled, this was something I was immensely looking forward to. It did not disappoint. With a once-a-day Krampus processional, different panels ranging from movies to the history of Krampus, and all themed with the Christmas and Halloween mix, this was an event every tier of Holiday lover could enjoy.
My wife and I are definitely looking forward to Mid-Summer Scream at the end of July 2022. Check out their site here for all of the details https://midsummerscream.org.
