Thursday of San Diego Comic Con brings hefty crowds and long lines. Anyone who has attended SDCC in the past several years has come to expect the shenanigans of 100plus thousand attendees and Thursday has usually been a light day.

But if today was light, Friday is going to be the definition of insanity.

The show floor at times was gridlocked on every aisle but we made our way through. The Fearist Kids had fun picking out coveted items for purchase with their limited budgets.

 

We spent the day in a couple panels and wandering the floor before hitting the nightlife of the Gaslamp. There is always something to see after leaving SDCC. Whether it be cosplay, street performers or street magicians like Magic of Murdock, downtown San Diego will not disappoint during this Comic Con Week.

 

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Just a note: Expect long lines and be prepared in the event that you won’t get into a panel you’ve been waiting for. Have a back up plan!

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Erin Jefferson-Foley (Mommy Fearest) is terrified of scary movies, gore and zombies. But she loves all things Halloween and Haunt related! Slowly but surely she has been dipping her toes into the realm of horror movies with great results. Pretty soon she will work her way up to watching a scary movie when it is dark outside. Erin has had a love affair with theme park Halloween events for the past 20 years. Her first time at an event was at Knott's Scary Farm in the late 80s when a family friend, a Knott's employee, escorted her into the park to watch Elvira and give her a behind the scenes tour. She was intrigued as she walked through the break room and realized that they were just people in masks and makeup. It seemed like only a short time later, Erin was performing for Halloween Haunt which led to her meeting the love of her life, her husband. Each year she cheers on her husband and his friends as they set up and run a home haunt. You can catch her helping with line control and repeating the same instructions over and over and over to the guests each night. She has been a professional dancer and actress for over 20 years. When she is not in the studio teaching dance or in her office writing, you can catch Mommy Fearest with her husband and two kids at various conventions throughout California. She enjoys Cosplay, Star Wars, Renaissance Faires, Halloween, haunted attractions, paranormal happenings, special effects makeup and horrible reality television shows.