Legend has it that several car accidents have been blamed on drivers who claim to have only been trying to evade a ghostly carriage, drawn by ghostly horses, galloping down Lookout Mountain and turning left on Laurel Canyon (ignoring the stop light as well, I presume). Read more
The winners of the 2016 Cadavers: the Southern California Haunt Awards, were revealed throughout the day Thursday on CreepyLA’s Facebook, Twitter, and Instagram accounts. Winners included Knott’s Scary Farm for Best Scream Park, Halloween Horror Nights for Best Mazes and “Krampus” for Best Maze, and Reign of Terror for Best Professional […] Read more
Voting for the second annual CreepyLA Cadavers – Southern California Haunted Attraction Awards has just completed, and we’re eager to announce the results! This Thursday, we’ll reveal the winners of the best pro and home haunts in the Los Angeles area, as well as best Halloween themed theatrical production, kid […] Read more
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In a search of notable Southern California exorcisms, one thing is clear: the trend of crimes, including murder, under the guise of fighting demons began two years after William Peter Blatty’s novel, “The Exorcist” came out, 1973, when the film adaptation also came out. Of course, there are many other […] Read more
With its large number of musicians and haunted houses, you’d think there would be a plethora of songs about Los Angeles ghosts. Not true. We scoured the internet and the brains of music trivia experts, and these four tunes are what we uncovered. If there’s one sign of hope, it’s […] Read more
I don’t want to alarm anyone – but you know how the haunting in Poltergeist (based in Simi Valley) was due to the housing tract having been built on a former cemetery? In Los Angeles short history, this sort of thing is terrifyingly common. Here are three tales of former […] Read more
In Washington, DC, you can find hotels full of ghosts of former Presidents and politicians. New England is rotten with beds and breakfasts where Revolution era heroes once slept and continue to haunt. But here in Los Angeles, we can boast that our hotels are haunted by deceased rock stars, […] Read more
Janis Joplin died here on October 4, 1970, of a drug overdose in room #105. Formerly known as the Landmark Hotel. Read more
