131 E 5TH St @ Los Angeles St. // King Eddy’s boasts that the sublevel bar is “part of an enormous network of underground tunnels sprawling the greater part of downtown Los Angeles.” The saloon is also claims to be the true origin of an often told ghost story. Read more
A rumored hidden backroom is allegedly infested with ghosts remaining from the days when it served as an illegal speakeasy, but there are plenty of famous ghosts that mingle with the common people at the bar. Writes Richard Carradine, “The spirits of Errol Flynn (who also haunts his former residence), […] Read more
As regular readers might recall, last year’s launch of the new Queen Mary haunt event, Dark Harbor, was a quantum leap upward in quality from the venerable attraction’s old Shipwreck haunt. A year later, the question was: Has the Dark Harbor stepped up its game? The answer: Ohhhhh, yes… […] Read more
Here’s a first for CreepyLA: an interview with a dead man. Fittingly, that dead man is the legendary film producer William Castle, known for horror classics “The House on Haunted Hill,” “13 Ghosts,” and “Rosemary’s Baby.” Castle’s cinematic efforts are often remembered less for what appeared on screen than the […] Read more
To celebrate Halloween, CreepyLA is teaming up with Hidden LA to dare our readers to escape their comfort zones and explore our sometimes spooky city with the first ever Los Angeles Coffin Hunt. Beginning next Thursday, October 13th, the clues to the locations of thirteen coffins hidden across Los Angeles […] Read more
A nearly 150-year-old curse, werecreatures, a haunted picnic table, and the most famous suicide in Hollywood history, all within Griffith Park. The Curse The most well known legend of Griffith Park, and the one most ghost sightings are attributed to, is the curse Dona Petronilla placed on the land […] Read more
For generations, children throughout Mexico and the American southwest have whispered the same woman’s tragic story into one another’s ears, provoking nervous giggles while planting the seeds of nightmares. She’s called la Llorona, the Weeping Woman or the Woman in White. Almost every re-telling of her popular tale contains its […] Read more
A review of “The Feed” at the 2011 Shriekfest Horror Film Festival. Halloween season 2011 has started out very strangely for this correspondent, having managed to miss critiquing a horror play twice in a single weekend, helping promote a charity burlesque event at a haunt festival in the west San […] Read more
Opens October 14th in Hollywood. Read more
This Los Angeles based psychic appears to have an aversion to using capital letters but was drawn to apply to become the Bride of Creepy. “Like” her with a capital “L?” Then click “Like” above to push her to the next round. About her: I started as a dancer,actress,singer.i have […] Read more
