Horrorfest (8 Films to Die For) began in 2006. Eight independent horror films (including both U.S. and international submissions) were given theatrical releases around the country for one terror-filled weekend.
Hocus Pocus is a quintessential Halloween film for anyone who grew up in the 1990’s. The plot is simple: after moving to Salem, a teenage boy named Max accidentally raises
ScareLA 2015 took place August 8th and 9th at the Pasadena Convention Center. Ghouls, Ghosts, Monsters, and thousands of Halloween-loving attendees came together to celebrate all things spooky. With nearly 170
Growing up in Western New York, the haunted houses I remember were mostly nice sets with actors popping out to give us a fright at various points. Over the years,
In an April 10th, 2015 press release Disney Parks Blog announced that a long-lost member of the 999 happy haunts at Disneyland’s Haunted Mansion would be reappearing this spring –
March 27th-29th, Monsterpalooza returns to the Mariott Burbank Hotel and Convention center. Prepare for a weekend of Monsters, Celebrities, and Amazing Art. Tickets run $30 per day or $70 for
Disney theme parks are not usually known for attractions that terrify guests. One of the greatest exceptions to this is Disney’s ExtraTERRORestrial Alien Encounter (often referred to as just “Alien Encounter”). From
Even for an avid horror fan like myself, one cannot help but love the magic of the “Happiest Place on Earth”, Walt Disney World. Every inch of the Florida resort
Looking for a frightfully fun event for this Friday the 13th? If you are in the Los Angeles area, you are in luck – the Great Horror Campout is sponsoring
Attention filmmakers! ScareLA is now seeking submissions for their 2015 screening room. Both shorts and features are accepted, and you are able to submit as many of your films as
Welcome to my home of all things horror & Halloween! The Horror of Being Emily showcases resources, creative projects, small businesses, and more related to my weird and wonderful Halloween & horror obsession.
