Weekend of Hell – Turbinenhalle Oberhausen

• Top-Tier Horror Event: The “Weekend of Hell” at the Turbinenhalle Oberhausen is one of the largest horror conventions in Germany, offering fans of horror films and series a unique experience.
• Celebrity Guests: Visitors have the opportunity to meet well-known actors from the horror genre, collect autographs, and participate in Q&A sessions.
• Diverse Program: The event features numerous attractions such as panels, workshops, a large marketplace for merchandise, and a cosplay competition celebrating creative costumes from the horror genre.
• Safety and Access: The event takes place over a weekend and, thanks to the central location of the Turbinenhalle in Oberhausen, offers good accessibility along with safety measures for all participants.

In this video, Jacky and I take you to the Weekend of Hell! Join us as we explore the dark halls of horror, check out the spookiest stands, and get swept up in the unique atmosphere. Watch our thrilling photoshoots with real horror and become part of the Weekend of Hell at the legendary Turbinenhalle in Oberhausen! Ready for chills and creepy highlights? Then come along for this unforgettable horror experience!

The Weekend of Hell is a popular horror convention that regularly takes place at the Turbinenhalle (Turbine Hall) in Oberhausen. This event is especially interesting for fans of horror movies, series, comics, and everything related to horror culture. It offers a wide range of activities such as:

• Autograph sessions and photo opportunities with stars from horror movies and series.
• Panels and Q&A sessions where visitors can ask questions to their favorite actors, directors, and other iconic figures from the scene.

• Merchandise booths featuring horror memorabilia, movies, figures, T-shirts, and much more.
• Film screenings of classic and new productions in the genre.
• Costume contests and cosplay events where fans dress up as their favorite horror characters.

• Autograph sessions with our star guests
• Photo shoots with the stars
• Question & answer sessions on stage
• Dinner with the stars
• Film screenings   presentations of new horror films   fan films
• Workshops
• Exhibition of original movie props

The Turbinenhalle (Turbine Hall) in Oberhausen provides an ideal location for such an atmospheric event, as it is large enough to accommodate many visitors and exhibitors, and its industrial flair enhances the spooky tone of the event. Each year, the event attracts thousands of fans and is known for its relaxed yet thrilling atmosphere.

The up-and-coming cosplayer Livebe4youdie drew attention at Weekend of Hell by portraying the iconic pig from SAW. Here are a few impressions! Be sure to check out Livebe4youdie on Instagram to catch all of her exciting new cosplays.

The horror convention “Weekend of Hell” awaits you from August 30, 2025, to August 31, 2025, at the Turbinenhalle (Turbine Hall) in Oberhausen. This event is a must for all fans of horror films, series, and dark fantasy worlds. Attendees can expect an extensive program featuring numerous stars from the horror scene, exciting panels, autograph sessions, photo shoots, and much more.

The venue, the Turbinenhalle (Turbine Hall) in Oberhausen, provides the perfect atmosphere for an unforgettable weekend full of chills and thrills. Whether you’re a collector, a cosplay fan, or simply love horror, there’s something here for everyone.

The Weekend of Hell took place at the Turbinenhalle in Oberhausen and left a very positive impression. It is especially worth noting that the event provided visitors with ample parking directly in front of the hall. This made arriving much easier and was a convenient advantage appreciated by many.

The choice of the Turbinenhalle as the venue was excellent, as its rustic and industrial ambiance perfectly matched the horror theme and created a unique atmosphere. Three halls were opened for the event, each thoughtfully and thematically utilized. In Hall 1, visitors could meet artists and participate in meet-and-greets, providing a great opportunity to interact with the stars of the scene. Hall 2 was entirely dedicated to vendor booths, offering a wide variety of merchandise. This hall provided an extensive selection of fan items, and the diversity of booths made browsing and shopping a special experience.

In Hall 3 was the main stage, where a varied program took place. Here, visitors could experience interviews, panels, and various shows that enhanced the horror atmosphere even further. The program was well organized and provided a nice complement to the other activities of the event.

It was especially funny that our group moved very slowly in the first few meters because of Jacky, who was walking around as the cosplayer Livebe4youdie, portraying the Pig from SAW. The attention her costume attracted led to many photo stops and a lot of interaction with other visitors.

All in all, the Weekend of Hell was a lot of fun. The event was well organized, the location was perfectly chosen, and there were many interesting program highlights that made for an unforgettable horror experience.

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