Bozo the Clown was once a beloved star of the circus, bringing joy and laughter to audiences with his painted smile and playful antics, but behind the makeup, his life was filled with pain. Overworked, lonely, and crushed by the pressure to always be cheerful, Bozo’s spirit slowly fractured. On one fateful Halloween night, the weight of his torment caused him to snap, leading to a tragic outburst that ended with his death in his dressing room, his face smeared with tears. Now, every Halloween, Bozo’s vengeful spirit returns, his once-jolly persona twisted into a grotesque mockery, haunting those who laugh at his pain. In his nightmarish circus, joy turns to terror as Bozo’s sinister cackle echoes through the darkness, a reminder of the broken soul behind the mask.

Once a noblewoman forced into a life of elegance she despised, the haunted spirit of Lady Mirabelle roams with a vengeance. Her aristocratic family, disgusted by her defiance of their refined ways, cast her out from the castle she called home. She sought refuge in the woods, where her torn gown and shattered pride became easy prey for wolves who savaged her face, leaving her to die in agony. But death could not claim her fury. Now, her twisted spirit lingers in the forest, accompanied by a putrid stench, her face forever concealed by shadows, as she hunts for those who cast her out—vengeance in the air and murder in her scent.

Victor Graves was once the proud and friendly face of the Grand Bellmore Hotel, a charming greeter who took pleasure in making guests feel welcome. But after years of biting his tongue and enduring the endless stream of rude, entitled visitors, his patience wore thin. One stormy night, a particularly cruel guest shattered his composure, and something inside him snapped. In a twisted frenzy, he turned the hotel into a house of horrors, subjecting guests to his sadistic rage. When he was finally killed in a desperate struggle, the horrors should have ended—but instead, his soul became trapped, his skeletal form cursed to float through the ruins of the hotel. Now, the Deadly Greeter still welcomes new visitors, his hollow grin hiding a deadly fate for those who dare to enter.  

Gargonza the Great was a towering spectacle, an 7-foot-tall clown who once dazzled audiences with his death-defying stunts and unsettling, larger-than-life persona. Behind the greasepaint smile and colorful costume, however, was a deeply twisted soul. Known for tormenting those who worked with him and playing cruel pranks on his audiences, his towering presence became something of a nightmare. One fateful night during a performance gone horribly wrong, Gargonza met a brutal end—but death didn’t free the world from his wickedness. His malevolent spirit became trapped in his oversized skeleton, and now Gargonza floats through the darkened streets, still dressed in his garish clown attire. His bony frame sways eerily in the wind, seeking new victims to entertain with a gruesome final act.  

Crawly the Clown was once a vibrant, acrobatic performer in a notorious circus, known for his terrifying stunts and twisted laughter. But a freak accident during a circus act left him without legs, abandoned by his fellow performers. Crawling through the dirt, he sought revenge on those who left him behind. In his rage, he stumbled upon a cursed fog, which he inhaled, transforming him into something far more sinister. Now, Crawly drags himself across the floor, exhaling toxic fumes from his twisted grin. His glowing orange eyes pierce through the fog as he hunts his victims, suffocating them with poisonous mist as they hear his unsettling laugh echoing in the dark.