The Shining: The Overlook Hotel (Timberline Lodge, Oregon)

 

Our journey begins at the Timberline Lodge in Oregon, the exterior of which was used to depict the ominous Overlook Hotel in Stanley Kubrick's "The Shining." Explore the eerie corridors and the majestic architecture that made this film unforgettable.

 

 

Psycho: Bates Motel and House (Universal Studios, California)

 

Hitchcock's classic "Psycho" made the Bates Motel and House infamous. Visit the Universal Studios lot in California to see these iconic locations, and maybe even catch a glimpse of Norman Bates himself.

 

 

The Exorcist: The Exorcist Steps (Georgetown, Washington D.C.)

 

If you dare, climb the infamous Exorcist Steps in Georgetown, Washington D.C., where Father Karras famously fell to his death in the film. It's a bone-chilling experience you won't forget.

 

 

Halloween: Haddonfield, Illinois (South Pasadena, California)

 

Visit the charming town of South Pasadena, California, which stood in for Haddonfield, Illinois, in John Carpenter's "Halloween." Walk the same streets as Jamie Lee Curtis and Michael Myers for a spooky thrill.

 

 

The Blair Witch Project: Black Hills Forest (Seneca Creek State Park, Maryland)

 

Venture into the Black Hills Forest of Maryland, where "The Blair Witch Project" was filmed. Hike the same trails and see if you can uncover any mysterious occurrences.

 

 

A Nightmare on Elm Street: Elm Street (Los Angeles, California)

 

Stroll down the real Elm Street in Los Angeles, California, where Freddy Krueger terrorised his victims in "A Nightmare on Elm Street." Explore the iconic neighbourhood and its dark history.

 

 

The Hills Have Eyes: Ouarzazate, Morocco

 

Our next stop on this terrifying movie road trip takes us to the barren and desolate landscapes of Ouarzazate, Morocco, where Wes Craven's "The Hills Have Eyes" was filmed. This remote and eerie desert setting provided the perfect backdrop for the harrowing tale of a family stranded and terrorized by a group of mutated, cannibalistic killers.

 

 

This Halloween season, why settle for typical haunted houses and pumpkin patches when you can embark on a spine-tingling road trip to one or more of your favourite Horror Film Locations? Whether you're a fan of classic horror or modern thrills, these destinations will bring your favourite scary movies to life in ways you never imagined. So grab your camera, gather your bravest friends, and prepare for an unforgettable journey filled with frights, screams, and perhaps a few surprises along the way. Happy Halloween, and may your road trip be filled with terrifying tales to tell!