Free is good. And the have a good track record. And they descibe this as” a screening so frightening that we are not announcing the title of the film.” But top secret means the whole night could go either way. Here’s the details for you to decide: Flux’s CINEMA TUESDAYS at Nike Sportswear […] Read more
Halloween night is closing in and with it are tons of concerts, events, parties, masquerade balls and bar options galore where you can go and get your creep on all over the massive LA sprawl. For those of you hanging out on the east side of the LA River, Viva […] Read more
Cornfields, haunted houses, and thousands of pumpkins in every size. No, you’re not in the midwest – you’re in Woodland Hills! Living in the valley you’d think you would know about a mile long corn field that’s grown each year specifically that’s turned into a giant maze come October — […] Read more
Campy, cheesy, cute, funny, and 100% awesome (and less than $5). A Halloween event that kids and the easily scared can enjoy. There are so many “haunted” attractions in L.A, yet they all seem to include chainsaws, gore, & a mayhem! There’s nothing wrong with that, in fact that’s what we […] Read more
“I fear to remember, but I dare not forget.” Shhh… keep this a secret among only die hard Halloween and supernatural afficionados. Use this password (and $15, cash or check) for entry to the Haunted Speakeasy inside the covert Mt. Hollywood Underground, 7pm, Sunday, October 25th. CreepyLA was invited by Smartgals.org […] Read more
Insane, packed with monsters, and best of all, free! So when there’s any kind of Halloween attraction, driving out of my way to get to it is no big deal (like driving 1 hr to Sinister Pointe from Burbank in rush hour traffic, yikes!) Because the end result is that […] Read more
This last Friday night, I caught Jeffrey Combs’ performance in “Nevermore,” a one-man show based on the life of Edgar Allan Poe written by Dennis Paoli and directed by Stuart (FROM BEYOND) Gordon. And nothing could have prepared me for the delightful shock in store for me. There are a […] Read more
Did you hear that Bram Stoker’s estate was releasing an official, authorized direct sequel to the original Dracula novel? Well, there’s that… and then there’s Anchor Bay Entertainment’s “Stan Helsing,” a comedy about one of Van Helsing’s lesser known descendants, a stoner video store employee who has to square off […] Read more
Colorful, intricate sugar skulls are a fixture of the other death-oriented autumn holiday — Dia de los Muertos — and now you can easily make your own custom skulls for decorating or eating! Get molds and skull-making materials at www.mexicansugarskull.com, or go further in learning about Dia de los Muertos […] Read more
Zé do Caixão — that’s “Coffin Joe” to us non-Portuguese-speakers — is Brazil’s most famous horror export, played by writer-director-star José Mojica Marins, and he’s the subject of a series of Cinefamily screenings at L.A.’s own Silent Movie Theater in the month of October. His eerie low-budget meanderings are the […] Read more
