They came for a scare. What they found was real. It's the height of the Swinging Sixties, and Halloween is just around the corner. Eager for a night of rebellion, two teens – Johnny and Hayley – gather a group of friends for the ultimate thrill: breaking into a long-abandoned manor rumored to be haunted. Hadlow House. Still scarred by a mysterious fire and left to rot in the Kent countryside, the house looks like something out of a ghost story. Dust, silence, decay – it's perfect. No-one has lived there in years. No-one should be there at all. But as midnight falls and the party spirals into chaos, the group realizes something is horribly wrong. The shadows shift. The house breathes. And something ancient, something hungry, is waking up beneath the floorboards. Their night of fun has become a fight to survive. 1966 is the eleventh chilling chapter in The Haunting of Hadlow House, a multi-generational horror epic chronicling the lives claimed – and twisted – by one relentless force. Some houses you visit for fun. Others you never leave.
