Upcoming Appearances

2025 Crypticon Seattle, Washington

Horror icons Joe Bob Briggs and Darcy the Mail Girl bring their drive-in movie expertise to Crypticon Seattle. Meet them May 3-4, 2025, at the Double Tree Hotel.

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Published December 5, 2024

JOE BOB BRIGGS & DARCY THE MAIL GIRL

Saturday & Sunday, May 3-4, 2025
Double Tree by Hilton – Seattle

The Drive-In Mutant family is invading the Pacific Northwest! Join drive-in movie critic Joe Bob Briggs and the one-and-only Darcy the Mail Girl for two full days of horror convention mayhem at Crypticon Seattle, the region’s premier gathering of horror fans and creators.

WHEN & WHERE

Dates: Saturday & Sunday, May 3-4, 2025
Location: Double Tree by Hilton
18740 International Blvd
Seattle, WA 98188

THE EXPERIENCE

Meet Joe Bob and Darcy in person at the ultimate horror convention! Crypticon Seattle offers:

Celebrity guest panels
Photo opportunities
Autograph sessions
Vendor marketplace
And more horrific surprises!

CONTACT & INFORMATION

For convention details, ticket information, and complete guest list:

Website: crypticonseattle.com
Email: info@crypticonseattle.com

Note: Joe Bob and Darcy will appear Saturday and Sunday only. Schedule of panels and appearances to be announced. Follow Crypticon Seattle’s social media for updates.

Remember: The Drive-In will never die, not even in the Pacific Northwest!

Gregory Motta

A man of many talents, most of which involve staring at screens for unhealthy periods of time. When he's not busy contributing to Joe Bob Briggs' web presence with code or pithy commentary, he helms Motta Industries Inc, a California based Web Development company. His writing style can best be described as "caffeinated stream of consciousness with a dash of existential dread."