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REIGN OF TERROR is simply the most intense and fully immersive haunt in the LA area. Now, at a mind-blowing 105 […] Read more

Originally at 707 Meridian Avenue in South Pasadena, California, the house used for exteriors of the Michael Myers was saved […] Read more

How the Glen Ivy Hot Springs was almost Southern California’s own “Winchester Mystery House” In 1891, Clara Shortridge Foltz, best […] Read more

My locationPrint Close Good eve-ening. Today's post pays tribute to a man known as "the master of horror," the notorious Alfred [...]

In 1988, Myra Davis, who worked as Janet Leigh’s stand in during the filming of Psycho, was found dead in […] Read more

The legendary Chasen’s restaurant closed in 1995, to be replaced by a Bristol Farms grocery store. Fortunately, they retained a […] Read more

609 St Cloud Rd, Bel Air Alfred Hitchcock and wife Alma leased this home, previously owned by Carol Lombard, from […] Read more

While most of “Psycho” was shot on the Universal Studios lot, this is practical location where Marion purchases a 1957 […] Read more

Alfred Hitchcock has the rare honor of having two stars on the Walk of Fame, one commemorating his contributions to […] Read more

Possibly the most famous house in the history film, the Bates home from “Psycho” is on permanent display at Universal […] Read more