Full Coverage: Halloween 2014

There’s a permanent scary Halloween haunted house in Thousand Oaks.

Looking for a scare this Halloween?

Countless kids and plenty of adults have dreamed of building their own theme park ride.

It’s about that time of the year again for Halloween haunts, mazes and scares.

There’s a long list of bloody bad real estate on film in movies such as “Beetlejuice” and “Poltergeist.”

Spooky marshmallow eyeballs! Pumpkin-faced quesadillas! Bloody meringue bones … and more!

Officers from the Los Angeles Police Department’s Pacific Division distributed free Halloween costumes to underprivileged children who otherwise might not have a costume to wear on Halloween at the Mar Vista Family Center in Culver City.

In movies, ghosts can push you away, push you around or even push you to your death.

With Halloween fast approaching, I’ve been thinking back to the sacks overflowing with chocolates and candies that were filled by hours of house-to-house extortion.

On TV, witches are some of the most fearsome (and lovable) supernatural entities around.

Halloween month is a bewitching time to come to the Las Vegas.

It’s 1875, and all of London’s trash is banished to a wasteland known as “the heaps.”

Click through to see horror movie locations around Los Angeles.

When Anne Rice published “Interview With the Vampire” in 1976, she didn’t just launch her own vampire series — her sexy tragic vampire antiheroes launched an entirely new genre.

To pay tribute to London’s literary dead, tourists go to Highgate Cemetery.

The Hollywood Museum in the historic Max Factor Building is getting its “Boo!”

While many theme parks around the world feature dark rides, mirror mazes and carnival funhouses, fewer and fewer parks operate year-round walk-through haunted houses with live actors.

A colossal, Halloween-worthy pumpkin weighed in at 2,058 pounds Monday, setting a North American gourd record.

To re-create a bloody scene from the 1981 horror flick “American Werewolf in London,” crews at Universal Studios Hollywood installed computer-controlled strobe lights behind the walls of a dark maze to simulate the flash of bullets.

Jack Skellington is back. Or rather, Danny Elfman is.