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310-548-7509
1052 N Banning Blvd, Wilmington, CA 90744, USA
It is hard to imagine that the Civil War reached far and away from the battleground states in the Deep South, all the way to California. Secessionist and southern transplant John C. Breckenridge had relocated to the newly founded Golden State and in the shocking 1860 Presidential Election, had actually received more than double the votes Abraham Lincoln did in this particular area. In a panic, Union enthusiasts boosted their efforts to have a presence in California, and in particular the Los Angeles area. Read more…
(866) 993-7227
12909 Foothill Blvd, Sylmar, CA 91342, USA
THE BASEMENT is a completely immersive experience where you and your friends are locked in a room and forced to find your way out by any means necessary. The Story of Edward R. Tandy In the winter of 1964, Edward was born to Virginia W. Tandy-Winthrop, a retired wartime nurse and father, James P. Tandy, a coalmine worker in West Orange, New Jersey. On the morning of Edward’s 4th birthday, his father James was killed in a violent accident that took place in the mines near their small rural home. Read more…
818-635-2601
4111 North Calhoun Avenue, Sherman Oaks, CA 91401, United States
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11607 Tuxford Street, Sun Valley, CA, USA
Sat Oct 28th 7pm-10pm
It’s baaackk…… CypherBlu’s Haunted House of Hysteria will be open this year for one night only!! And admission is FREE!!! Sat Oct 28th 7pm-10pm Come in costume, bring your friends, and enjoy the spine-chilling terrors of trick-or-treating through the best Haunted House in all of Los Angeles!!! Prepare to encounter **ghastly ghosts**, **sinister souls**, and **terrifying creatures** lurking around every corner. Our haunted house is filled with **heart-pounding surprises** and **hair-raising scares** that will keep you on the edge of your seat. Explore the dark corridors, navigate through eerie rooms, and experience the thrill of facing your deepest fears. Read more…
1120 Westchester Place, Los Angeles, CA 90019, USA
The Murder House from American Horror Story Season 1 The famous house that put American Horror Story on the map is the Rosenheim Mansion in Los Angeles. The mansion was built by famous architect Alfred Rosenheim in 1908 for his family home. The house is now better known as Murder House thanks to American Horror Story. Murder House Inspiration While this is the house used for the exterior shots for AHS season 1 in Los Angeles, rumors are that the inspiration for the Murder House was the Bailey Mansion. Read more…
Studio City, Los Angeles, California, United States
It has been said that the mythology of the Hallowed Haunting Grounds is as mysterious as its very ambiance. Indeed, the shadowy statue of an angel that one first encounters upon arriving at the graveyard can be viewed as both consoling and disconcerting. Some say they can hear her humming softly to the baby she holds as she keeps watch over the graveyard. For thirty-three years, during the Halloween season, there appeared at a home in Studio City, California a display of mysterious illusions. It was known as the Hallowed Haunting Grounds. Read more…
8221 Sunset Blvd, Los Angeles, CA 90046, USA
The Haunted Chateau Marmont Hollywood is full of celebrities, glitz and glamour, but with all of that comes scandal, tragedy and shock. Chateau Marmont has been called “the place to go to misbehave.” Henry Cohn, head of Columbia, told two young stars, “If you must get in trouble, do it at Chateau Marmont.” With its star-studded history and a touch of infamy, the Sunset Strip Chateau Marmont hotel is haunted. It has always catered to celebrities and the elite, and to this day, the chateau is not open to the public. Read more…
506 S Grand Ave, Los Angeles, CA 90071, USA
Is the Millennium Biltmore Hotel Haunted? Even if you never heard of the Millennium Biltmore Hotel in Los Angeles, you might recognize it. This legendary hotel made appearances in films and television shows like Chinatown, Entourage, Fight Club and Columbo. Built in the 1920s and opened in 1923, the hotel is a cultural landmark in Los Angeles and one of the city’s most haunted places as well. Ghosts of the Biltmore Hotel One of the more common stories involves a ghostly troop of soldiers passing through the lobby. Read more…
6938 Whitaker Avenue, Van Nuys, CA, USA
7 pm to 4pm
Amazingly scary and artistic haunted Maze Monday Ocr. Read more…
UCLA, Los Angeles, CA 90095, USA
The University of California at Los Angeles (UCLA) is a local institution of higher knowledge that has experienced all the celebrities one can handle. Just the film school portion alone has boasted such notable alumni as Shane Black, David Koepp, Justin Lin, Steve Martin, Tim Robbins, Rob Reiner, Carol Burnett, and Ben Stiller just to name a few. Sporting 337-degree programs across a robust student body of 31,000 that over the years has yielded a staggering 24 Nobel laureates, UCLA is a Southern California powerhouse of monumental epic proportions. Read more…
(818) 616-4082
Hollywood Blvd, Los Angeles, CA, USA
Los Angeles (aka The City of Angels) was a perfect inspiration for the City of Dark Angels concept. With a jagged past, Los Angeles became a beacon for the Deadly Sins as the main cause of death. Gangster activity, cults, and high hopes in a city of dreamers that often times couldn’t handle the consequences that the film industry of Hollywood painted onto them. Lust, Greed, Envy, Wrath, Pride, Sloth, and Gluttony. And somehow Las Vegas ended up with the title, “The city of Sin”! If they only knew it started here. Read more…
501 S Spring St, Los Angeles, CA 90013, USA
The Hotel Alexandria opened in 1906 in Los Angeles to much fanfare. Celebrities and regular people alike turned out for its grand opening, but as times change, the hotel lost many of its fans. Despite becoming a cultural landmark, the hotel suffered a number of problems and eventually become an extended stay hotel. New owners turned the old hotel into a condo development, but those changes only added to its haunted reputation. Many stories surround a formerly sealed off portion of the old hotel. Read more…