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Are stories of Bigfoot and Sasquatch merely folklore? According to these creepy creature tales from across Southern California and beyond, malevolent monsters and bizarre beasts are very real. Here are the scariest devils, sea serpents, apparitions and humanoids to make your Halloween the spookiest ever.
Whether you're a paranormalist, an oddities aficionado or a horrifying history hound, here are five of the most scream-worthy streets where you can get your creep on — during the Halloween season, or all year long.
So whether you're looking for some frightful fun, seeking to delve into some dreadful delusions or simply trying to tread on some unhallowed ground, here are 11 guides that'll send you on an journey through L.A.'s most memorably morbid and creatively creeptastic adventures — none of which are limited to just October.
Here are the ten best horror film locations in Los Angeles — including how to visit them, what you can see today and how they match up with their appearances on the spooky silver screen.
From horror film location tours to the Hollywood Museum Dungeon of Doom, here are the best places to get up-close to cinema's most terrifying monsters and villains.
Devil's Punchbowl, Devils Postpile, Devil's Backbone...here's your guide to five "devilish" excursions.
From bad-guy shooters to gold and silver bonanzas, there’s much that has been lost from the once-thriving mining town of Bodie. There’s still more that's left to protect in the ghost town that survived the Wild West.
Here are six ghost towns in the Mojave Desert that you can easily visit by car, really see something and maybe even meet some people (though not many).
Here are the five best haunted hikes in Southern California – for ghost hunters and skeptics alike. Take only photos, and leave only footprints, so the spirits stay wherever they may dwell.
Here are five great examples of places that help make the City of Angels more like Spooksville, U.S.A.
Death Valley National Park and its environs are full of mysteries, surprises, and communities that quickly went from boom to bust.
The phantom switches, markers, rails, and ties of old rail trails tell stories of travel and transport, history and happenings, and the growth of Southern California.