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A pair of skeleton heads offers up a spooky greeting at director Rich Corrells French Tudor home in historic Hancock Park. Every Halloween, the horror movie buff turns his home into a haunted mansion, with decorations that include his 1,900-plus collection of horror film memorabilia.

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( Ken Hively / Los Angeles Times )

A pair of skeleton heads offers up a spooky greeting at director Rich Corrells French Tudor home in historic Hancock Park. Every Halloween, the horror movie buff turns his home into a haunted mansion, with decorations that include his 1,900-plus collection of horror film memorabilia.

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