A live action horror experience has launched in Preston City Centre. Fear Factory Live, which is based in Gateway Bar in Friargate, is described as 'sca
Fear Factory Live, which runs until Halloween on Tuesday 31 October, is owned by Becca and Dan, who started the business three years ago.
“Our aim is to create something that is like walking through a horror film. People will be held up by scenes and expected to join in; there’s no running through our scares! Sign up below to receive Blog Preston's weekly newsletter. It wings its way into inboxes every Sunday rounding up our best content from the last week and a look ahead to what's happening.
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