SCREAMS rang out along London's South Bank as brave celebrities dared to test their mettle and enter the home of Halloween, the London Dungeon.
Opening its Halloween season to the public, running until October 31, the London Dungeon is ramping up the 'scary' in all its shows and launching 'The Surgeon'.
It's a brand-new show that deep dives into the devilish practice of surgery in the Victorian era.
First up, swapping the sunny villa for a scream filled trip through London's darkest history were Love Islanders Lucinda Stafford, Andrea Jane Bunker and Lillie Haynes who joined each other for an adrenaline-filled night out.
The girls came dressed to impress on the chilly October night and after catching up, spent the evening on edge as they descended into the Dungeon coming face to face with King James' Head Torturer, Guy Fawkes and The Plague Doctor.
Hot on their heels were fellow Love Islanders Amy Day, Rachel Finni, Aaron Simpson and Tyler Cruickshank.
The stars of the hit show enjoyed an evening of laughs and shocks courtesy of Mrs. Lovett, Sweeney Todd, Jack the Ripper and the new and infamous character The Surgeon.
Next to visit and get in the mood for the spooky season was Chloe Ross, former star of The Only Way Is Essex, and Eliza Batten, former Made in Chelsea star. Both were looking stylish and in good spirits as they were pictured having a great evening with close friends.
Singer-songwriter and TV personality Talia Storm was also in attendance as she treated friends to the exclusive preview of the London Dungeon's scariest ever Halloween experience.
Despite admitting she was nervous, she certainly hit the high notes once she was strapped into the Torturer's chair.
Also, in attendance was Married at First Sight UK contestant Alexis Economou, who after an emotional reunion episode made an appearance at the South Bank attraction to get prepared for Halloween.
Mutya Buena, former member of the Sugarbabes, and Sketch from Tattoo Fixers rounded off the spooktacular and star-studded night.
With 19 shows and thrilling rides, the London Dungeon promises to bring the city's dark history to life delivering ample scream-drenched stories and fear-inducing shocks that you'll never forget.
The new London Dungeon show 'The Surgeon' runs from 9th to 31st October and is included in the standard ticket price.
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