HallowBlog

Beware what goes bump in the night, and to be sure stay behind the yellow tape.

The past can be a sticky wicket for both humans and spirits in Justin Meyer’s chilling upstairs production, The Eaves, currently spooking audiences through Halloween.

You want pumpkins? You go to Ralphs or your your local patch. You want a pumpkin party with thousands of illuminated versions? Head for the Santa Monica Mountains and look for the orange glow. You've arrived at pumpkin heaven in Calabasas.

You’re a prisoner at the Perpetuum Penitentiary and making it through the prison’s seventeen tortuous chambers will be a test of survival.

In Frankenstein: Resurrection, we are a hundred years removed from the death of arguably the worst parent in the world, one Victor Frankenstein.

If you abandon your art conceived of rage, where does it go?

Minimum wage, maximum pain and medium gain all result in likely the shortest scare actor employment in haunted attraction history.

Saturday and Sunday at The Halloween and Horror Convention that's just dying to have you join them...and you should.

The spooky season began with the return of Midsummer Scream and of Halloween Scene Los Angeles too, where we cover all of the action there and ahead. Why wait for Halloween? The Season is here.

In space no one can hear you…laugh.

“I see dead people…and one of them might keep me from joining them.” The Ministry of Peculiarities elevates the concept of escape room to another realm.

Immersive adventure jumps across time and literature in a mash-up of Wellsian creations that’s quite unlike anything you’ve seen. Make time for it.

“Blindness can get in the way of business,” suggests a character in this Poe-inspired immersive. Not so here in the intriguing production; in fact, it might even enhance it.

Who knew one of the premier theatrical events of early 2026 would be located down a dark alley in North Hollywood?

2025 was a mixed bag of trick or treats for fans of the spooky season in Southern California. Whether your pursuits were in immersive theatre, theme parks, family events, haunt attractions or adult-oriented fare, what you ended up with in your pillowcase...

It seems fitting it took Halloween Scene Los Angeles until the final week before All Hallows’ Eve to discover the show that truly made this spooky season reach its full potential.

People in the Dark is an intriguing new addition to LA’s Halloween immersive scene.

A one-of-a-kind extended happy-hour cocktail party and cabaret is unfolding every weekend at Haunted Soiree: VAMPIRE in Glendale.

Zombie Joe and his company of terrorizers are back for their 20th anniversary of underground performance. Let the madness commence.

A stunning musical revival bares its fangs in Glendale. You know the book, you’ve seen the movies, but have you ever heard a vampire sing? Well, if not get thee over to Glendale.