CreepyLA went to Universal Studios Hollywood today to take in the final dance auditions for Freddy’s Fly Girls and other dance roles for the theme park’s upcoming Halloween Horror Nights, which starts October 3rd. More photos after the jump… Read more
Can you smell it? Maybe its the impending Santa Ana winds… or the fresh scent of back to school supplies… or those longer shadows… sniff, sniff… smells like Halloween to me. Fortunately, this week’s Creepy Calendar has a few events here in Los Angeles to satiate your Halloween cravings until […] Read more
Big Lots on Vine, just south of Sunset, not only has their Halloween merchandise up, but their Christmas decor as well. If you head over, note that their dedicated Halloween aisles are spread out a bit and not in one concentrated area, so be willing to explore a bit to […] Read more
LA Times columnist Meghan Daum on her costume last year: It always fascinates me how on Halloween women want to dress up like sluts and men want to dress up like women. Maybe I’ll go as a man dressed as a woman dressed as a slut. But I’d really like […] Read more
For our first Creepy Questions of the year, we turned to the New Beverly Cinema’s hostess with the mostest, Julia Marchese. What are your favorite horror films? Which movie has most scared the crap out of you? My favorite horror movie of all time is Nightmare on Elm Street. It […] Read more
Standing in line at Gelson’s last week, I spotted waxlips and chocolate marshmallow pumpkins! Sadly, the wax lips were sans fangs, so I declined purchasing. I immediately IM’d allhallowsteve who told me that Target’s Halloween decorations were already up. The saddest part? An elderly gentleman behind me in line watching […] Read more
As summer draws to a close, if not weatherwise at least as far as putting away the white trousers and shoes is concerned, what better way to celebrate than taking in a movie at a cemetery about creepy extraterrestrials that will never allow you to look at a plate of […] Read more
A George Pal tribute at the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences, and a double feature of “Return of the Living Dead” and “Feast,” both tomorrow night*, are the only events on this week’s Creepy Calendar. However, our events section is now open, listing these and dozens of other […] Read more
Universal Horror Nights announced today new features for this year’s Halloween proceedings. Full press release after the jump. Here are the highlights: A walk thru maze of “a painstakingly surreal recreation of the notorious house at 1428 Elm Street” called “Nightmare on Elm Street: Home Sweet Hell.” “Terror Tram: The […] Read more
It isn’t quite the Halloween season yet – those back to school displays have yet to be replaced with costumes, skulls, and fake blood – but there’s plenty of film screenings to take in around town to whet your creepy appetite. From the Festival of Sci-Fi, Fantasy and Horror at […] Read more
