Creepy LA Maps
The Strange Case of Victor Kilian and the Ghost of the Chinese Theatre
When two octogenarian actors died within a week of each other in March, 1979, it could have been seen as […] Read more
The Jigsaw Ghost of Marion Parker
Los Angeles has had its share of gruesome killings: the severing of the Black Dahlia, Manson family mass murders, and […] Read more
Jackson Family Home – 4641 Hayvenhurst Ave., Encino
Sister LaToya has said that she has felt Michael’s presence, and that security guards have reported the sound of tap […] Read more
The Michael Jackson “Thriller” Tour of Los Angeles
A tour of the physical locations and real murder houses that were fodder for the 2011 Emmy nominated series. Read more
Green Apple Market – 300 East 5th Street, Los Angeles
Not only was the pool hall scene in Michael Jackson’s “Beat It” shot here, the Doors used it for photos […] Read more
Forest Lawn Memorial Park – Glendale
Among this cemetery’s most famous permanent residents: Michael Jackson, Walt Disney, Lon Chaney, Humphrey Bogart, Mary Pickford, and Errol Flynn. […] Read more
Hollywood Tower (formerly the La Belle Tour) – 6200 Franklin Ave, Los Angeles
Built in 1929 under the name La Belle Tour, this 56 unit apartment building appears to be an inspiration for […] Read more
The Ghosts and Monsters of the Cursed Griffith Park
A tour of the physical locations and real murder houses that were fodder for the 2011 Emmy nominated series. Read more
Bronson Canyon Cave (aka The Bat Cave)
There are no known hauntings attached to this manmade cave/tunnel, but it is legendary for its use as the Bat Cave […] Read more
Old Zoo grounds at Griffith Park
The old cages and former sanctuaries of the old Los Angeles zoo are all that remain, providing one of the […] Read more
