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ALICE COOPER's 'Nightmare Castle' Pinball Machine Coming This Fall

March 29, 2017

Spooky Pinball LLC will release an Alice Cooper pinball machine, Alice Cooper's Nightmare Castle, in this fall. A teaser video for the game can be seen below.

Says Spooky Pinball LLC: "YES! We are doing Alice Cooper's Nightmare Castle. Here's what we can say for now. Lots of classic and modern Alice Cooper music! NOT a 'greatest-hits' package, (of course it has Coop favorites) but we selected what fits an awesome Spooky monster-filled adventure game.

"Matt Montgomery (Piggy D from Rob Zombie's band) is doing some awesome instrumental spooky ambiance music. Jeff Zornow is the artist doing the bad ass retro comic-style artwork you see in the backglass. That theme carries through the entire game."

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