How are you planning to spend your Halloween? No wait, let us guess.
You're going to watch Ghostbusters again, because it has horror elements, you're going to ignore trick or treaters again, because it's essentially just seasonal begging and you're going to pretend to scare your partner by putting a sheet over your head again, because it's still funny. Ish.
But we have different plans for you. Why not just quit your job and spend all of your savings on a horror-themed road trip where you visit the real locations of some iconic scary movies. If that sounds like too much effort, well we've done a Google-based trip ourselves.
Here's what we found:
The Omen
Location: All Saints Church in Fulham, London
Known for: The gruesome impaling of a priest by a lightning conductor
Rosemary's Baby
Location: The Dakota, New York
Known for: The ill-fated apartment block that Rosemary found herself under the spell of satanists
Halloween
Location: 1530 N. Orange Grove, Los Angeles
Known for: The house where Laurie goes to babysit and ends up being stalked by Michael Myers
Poltergeist
Location: 4267 Roxbury Street, Simi Valley, California
Known for: Well, being the house where all kinds of paranormal activity takes place
The Mist
Location: Tom's Market, Vivian, Louisiana
Known for: The supermarket where a variety of nightmarish creatures attack
Scream 2
Location: The Rialto, South Pasadena, California
Known for: The grisly opening murders during a screening of Stab
Drag Me To Hell
Location: 1031 Everett Street, Echo Park, California
Known for: The house where our poor heroine is put through the wringer by a demon
The Fog
Location: Point Reyes lighthouse, Marin County, California
Known for: The place where Stevie records her radio show
The Birds
Location: 17110 Bodega Lane, Bodega, California
Known for: The infamous school attack
Shaun of the Dead
Location: Monson Road at Balborough St, London
Known for: The pub where Shaun and his cohorts go to stay safe
