Horror movie filmed at Towyn fun park and promenade released

Mouse of Horrors, which has been released on free-to-watch Tubi, and Knightlys Fun Park and the adjacent promenade make an appearance throughout.

Set in a quiet seaside town, a sinister doctor creates a monstrous mutated rat, causing terror for a group of friends trapped at an amusement park.

The eponymous Mouse of Horrors with Knightlys in the background. (Image: Knightlys) The film makes the most of Knightlys location, using several of the park's rides, including a roller coaster, ghost train, and big wheel, for dramatic scenes.

In the opening scene a woman is chased by the mouse-masked killer, weaving through the hook a duck and other stalls.

(Image: ITN Studios) Signs saying Knightlys appear throughout the movie, as do Wales flags, leaving no doubt that the film was shot here in North Wales.

Although drone areas of Knightlys and the North Wales coastline are intercut with Liverpool's Albert Dock.

The film also stars Kinmel Bay actor Sadie Wagstaff in a supporting role.

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The climax of the film takes place on the park's go-kart track.

The film is distributed by ITN Studios, best known for the Poohniverse series of low-budget horror films that began with Winnie the Pooh: Blood and Honey in 2023.

Forthcoming films include Bambi: The Reckoning and Peter Pan's Neverland Nightmare, which will be released in the UK on February 24.

A spokesperson for Knightlys said: "If you're a fan of scary movies, check out newly released film, Mouse of Horrors - you might recognise the set!"