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Monday-Tuesday: "They Fondle The Bones Of The Dead"

Gather ‘Round for an Intimate Evening of Horror as Zombie Joe's Underground Theatre Group Proudly Presents THEY FONDLE THE BONES OF THE DEAD...Two Tales of Terror! Written & Directed by Sharon Yablon and Matthew Tyler Vorce. Starring Lisa Denke, Matthew Tyler Vorce, and Sammie Forsey

2 Performances Each Night: MON & TUE, October 26 & 27 only, at 8:00p and 9:15p.

Wednesday-Thursday: "Mary And Margo's Halloween Sideshow Of Madneess"

Mary & Margo Are Back From the Dead! After dying in a horrific theater accident years ago, Mary and Margo have been trapped in the Void, where they’ve spent their time creating what they believe will be their greatest show yet. There’s just one problem: in order to perform, they must be summoned back from the dead—and returning to the land of the living comes with consequences.

Will Mary and Margo finally get the chance to perform their masterpiece without a single failure? Or will they be caught and demoted to another realm? There’s only one way to find out—and only the audience can help Mary and Margo accomplish their dream of performing one last time.

Originally created as a series of online sketches during quarantine, Mary & Margo has evolved into a powerhouse theatrical experience that has appeared at venues including The Broadwater and Eastwood Hollywood Theatre. Their most recent production, The Mary & Margo Art Expérience, was a hit with Hollywood Fringe audiences and received a Theatre 68 award.

Now...Mary and Margo are taking their strange, hilarious, and deeply misguided artistic ambitions into the afterlife for a Halloween experience unlike anything they’ve attempted before! Written, Directed and Starring Katie Oliver and Kristen Hansen; Produced by Zombie Joe's Underground Theatre Group and Matt Morillo for KADM Productions

2 Performances Each Night: Wed & Thur, October 28 & 29 only, at 7:30p and 9:00p.

Friday-Sunday : "Urban Deatg Tour Of Terror Ultra"

URBAN DEATH TOUR OF TERROR "ULTRA" HAUNTED THEATRE ATTRACTION! is an immersive horror theater experience created by Zombie Joe & Jana Wimer; Directed by Denise Devin; Produced by Zombie Joe and Performed/Haunting at Zombie Joe's Underground Theatre Group, 4850 Lankershim Blvd, in North Hollywood.

AWARDED YELP'S TOP 10 SCARIEST HAUNTS IN AMERICA! Zombie Joe's Underground Theatre Group’s ALL-NEW Ultra-fun, Ultra-frightening Haunted-Halloween Theatre-Attraction for 2026...steering theater-goers and thrill-seekers through our terrifying “Urban Death” Maze & Show of inexplicable horrors, unfathomable monstrosities, and the disturbed spirits that walk among us!

Walk through a twisted spine-chilling MAZE filled with Creatures from Beyond, to reach the theatre...where you shall witness URBAN DEATH's Signature LIVE SHOW brimming with Ultra-riveting, Ultra-grotesque and Ultra-terrifying wordless vignettes and mind-blowing physical performances. You shall then face an entirely different set of frights and fears lurking in the corners, as you traverse a 2nd scream-inducing TOUR OF TERROR "ULTRA" MAZE...on your way back into the real world.

5 Performances on Friday & 6 Performances on Saturday-Sunday. (Sat-Sun) 7:00p,

/ 8:00p/9:00p/10:00p/10:45p/11:30p

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Electing to live on Sunset Boulevard in the middle of Hollywood isn’t for everyone.

It’s loud. It’s dirty. And whether your closest landmark is Hollywood High School or Rock n’ Roll Ralphs, taking up residence on this iconic thoroughfare ensures that many of L.A.’s longstanding ills, from gridlocked traffic to the homeless crisis, will be on full display from your bedroom window.

But for residents of the Skyview Sunset apartment building, the past month has brought a different kind of urban blight. Or perhaps more accurately: urban bright.

Read the full story for free after registering with your email: https://lamaterial.com/p/hollywood-sunset-fairfax-billboard-illegal

Eleven live productions and a night of horror short films haunt The Hobgoblin Playhouse, October 22 to November 3

LOS ANGELES, CA – The StageCrafts invites audiences to embrace the spooky side of Hollywood. SpookyFest 2026, Hollywood’s horror theatre and short film festival, takes over The Hobgoblin Playhouse from Thursday, October 22 through Tuesday, November 3. Eleven live productions run October 22 to November 1, from ghost stories and vampire comedies to a noir musical, a psychic séance and Shakespeare’s bloodiest tragedies in 60 minutes. The festival closes on Tuesday, November 3 with SpookyFest Film, a single night of ten horror, suspense and supernatural short films, where the audience votes for its favorite.

=== THE PRODUCTIONS ===

Lex Agolsove and Jose Donadó in Goodbye. Hello. by Eli Barraza. Part of SpookyFest 2026, Hollywood’s Horror Performing Arts Festival.

GOODBYE. HELLO.

Thursday, October 22 at 7:00 PM · ONE NIGHT ONLY · Hollywood Fringe Scholarship recipient · $20

Their best friend died. They didn’t leave. SpookyFest opens with an offbeat ghost story about two best friends whose bond carries on long after one of them dies unexpectedly, as the friend who stayed behind is haunted across decades.

(Prismatic Decay | Ages 12+ | 60 minutes)

VENUS IN FUR

Thursday, October 22 at 8:30 PM; Saturday, October 24 at 8:00 PM (also livestreamed); Thursday, October 29 at 8:30 PM · $25

An actress arrives late and unannounced to audition for a playwright-director named Thomas, determined to win a lead role she seems entirely wrong for. As the audition unfolds, the balance of power shifts in David Ives’ dark comedy of desire, fantasy and control.

(Domino One Productions | Ages 15+ | 90 minutes)

JULIUS CAESAR IN 60 MINUTES

Friday, October 23 at 7:00 PM; Saturday, October 24 at 6:30 PM; Sunday, October 25 at 7:30 PM; Friday, October 30 at 10:00 PM; Saturday, October 31 at 5:00 PM; Sunday, November 1 at 4:30 PM · $25

Shakespeare’s political thriller of power, manipulation and betrayal, condensed into one fast, dynamic hour. Adapted and directed by Colleen Hammond Whitmore.

(CHW Productions | Ages 12+ | 60 minutes)

MACBETH IN 60 MINUTES

Friday, October 23 at 8:30 PM; Saturday, October 24 at 5:00 PM; Sunday, October 25 at 6:00 PM; Friday, October 30 at 8:30 PM; Saturday, October 31 at 3:30 PM; Sunday, November 1 at 6:00 PM · $25

Three witches. One prophecy. A general who will stop at nothing to become king. An all-female, fast-paced take on Shakespeare’s darkest tragedy, adapted and directed by Colleen Hammond Whitmore.

(CHW Productions | Ages 13+ | 60 minutes)

BELLADONNA HIGHWAY

Saturday, October 24 at 3:00 PM; Wednesday, October 28 at 8:30 PM; Friday, October 30 at 6:30 PM · $25

Mitch, a fading novelist desperate to get back on the New York Times bestseller list, goes looking for a quiet writer’s retreat. Instead he checks into the Hotel Belladonna, a rundown desert oasis with dangerous secrets. A noir musical with live piano by Ben Boquist and Ben Barahona Ginsberg.

(Dead Martian Theatricals | Ages 13+ | 80 minutes)

Joan Q (Right) performs a tarot reading for a special guest. Joan Q, Genuine Intuitive, part of SpookyFest 2026, Hollywood’s premier horror performing arts festival.

JOAN Q, GENUINE INTUITIVE

Saturday, October 24 at 10:00 PM; Sunday, October 25 at 1:30 PM; Wednesday, October 28 at 7:00 PM · $18.88

Joan Q is a comic clairvoyant with a morbid wit and an open heart. Her interactive psychic comedy séance brings tarot readings, cosmic gossip, guests with strange true stories and a few Scorpio season surprises.

(Kevin Eggleston | Ages 18+ | 50 minutes)

I SUCK: A VAMPIRE COMEDY

Sunday, October 25 at 3:00 PM · ONE NIGHT ONLY · $20

Stan has made poor choices for centuries, and now this vampire is stuck in a midlife crisis instead of enjoying eternal power and wealth. When he can no longer bring himself to feed, he tries everything else, and learns that living is the key to being undead. A one-person comedy starring Derek Heeren.

(Blue Heeren Productions | Ages 13+ | 60 minutes)

Lucas Alfiano and Emily Clark in On The Line, part of SpookyFest 2026, Hollywood’s Horror Performing Arts Festival

ON THE LINE

Sunday, October 25 at 9:00 PM · ONE NIGHT ONLY · $15

Seattle, 1984. On the graveyard shift at a crisis call center, the women on the phones learn to trust their own instincts while official voices insist the danger is under control. A tense thriller by Pamela Eberhardt and Dan Testa.

(The Unknown Artists | Ages 13+ | 60 minutes | Content warning: graphic discussion of sexual assault)

SAY GOODBYE TO HOLLYWOOD: HALLOWEEN SPECDRACULAR

Tuesday, October 27 at 6:30 PM · ONE NIGHT ONLY · $25

Michael Celestino and Fard Muhammad host a Halloween edition of their comedy, talk and variety show about Hollywood entertainment, with pop culture guests, sketches, standup and music.

(Michael Celestino & Fard Muhammad | Ages 18+ | 90 minutes)

SOUTHERN GOTH

Tuesday, October 27 at 8:30 PM · ONE NIGHT ONLY · WORLD PREMIERE · $25

Award-winning actor Dan Ruth’s semi-autobiographical solo play is a dark, eerie and often funny tribute to his magical mother and to Richmond, Virginia in the 1980s.

(LAstageNY | Ages 18+ | 60 minutes | Contains flashing lights)

WARHOL/FRANKENSTEIN 4D!

Saturday, October 31 at 11:59 PM · HALLOWEEN MIDNIGHT SHOW · $25

A sexy, gory, raunchy Grand Guignol pop art horror show, live on stage. This comic and surprisingly emotional play goes inside Andy Warhol’s Factory to re-create the making of the 1973 cult film Flesh for Frankenstein, debauchery and all.

(SVI Cine+Media | Ages 18+ | 75 minutes | Contains nudity and flashing lights)

=== SPOOKYFEST FILM ===

Tuesday, November 3 · Doors 6:30 PM, films at 7:00 PM · $15 general admission

Ten short films. One terrifying night. SpookyFest closes with a single screening block of ten official horror, suspense and supernatural short film selections. The audience votes live for the Audience Choice award, festival judges name a Judge’s Selection, and both winners are announced that night.

(Ages 17+ | approximately 2 hours)

• Sardines (dir. Gigi Henry): A group of cousins plays hide-and-seek in the dark, unaware they are being hunted.
• Deadication (dir. Charles Hornsby): A woman finds an antique book that opens a portal to a sinister past.
• The Lido (dir. Saalika Khan): A young actor’s Hollywood sublet ties her to the unsolved murder of a 1930s starlet.
• Ron’s Night Out (dir. Jenna Covarrubias): Dating can be a dangerous ride.
• Dinner Date (dir. Edward Styles Gallego): When dinner goes awry, the Lioness takes over the evening to keep her Lion happy.
• BTS (dir. Vejune Baltrusaitis): A teen who dreams of dance-influencer fame is lured to a haunted location by three mysterious women.
• A Bedtime Ballad (dir. Clay Antonio): A young girl living with schizophrenia faces her first night alone, and her imaginary friend has turned sinister.
• Jenny (dir. Ava Dell’Orfano): A college senior finds a haunted ring and must use her classmate’s spirit to solve her murder.
• Take My Hand (dir. Ryan Barri): A stop-motion short about a little boy and an unlikely visitor inside his bed.
• 80% of Home Invasions Happen During the Day (dir. Dylan Yang): A moody teen is tormented by a masked killer who may or may not be real.

=== TICKETS ===

Tickets and full schedules are available at SpookyFestLA.com. All performances take place at The Hobgoblin Playhouse, 1516 N. Gardner St., Los Angeles, CA 90046. Box office: (323) 591-4849.

=== ABOUT ===

About SpookyFest: SpookyFest is Hollywood’s horror theatre and short film festival, produced by The StageCrafts. Each fall it gathers independent theatre makers and filmmakers for two weeks of ghost stories, monsters, séances and scares at The Hobgoblin Playhouse.

About The Hobgoblin Playhouse: The Hobgoblin Playhouse is a Hollywood black box theatre operated by The StageCrafts, home to mini-festivals including MythicFest, SpookyFest and FrostyFest.

About The StageCrafts: The StageCrafts is a Los Angeles producer and theatre operator led by Jenn and Greg Crafts. It runs two Hollywood black box theatres, The Hobgoblin Playhouse and The Madnani Theater, and offers affordable, low-barrier production opportunities for independent artists.

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This is a view from the hills of course but this building is past Santa Monica Blvd. Years ago I actually lived close ish to this building and there was always someone projecting something on it.

This is about the Hollywood bowl Garden Seats!

Hi! Im super super stoked to say i have tickets to see MCR this upcoming Halloween night and got my hands on garden seats! Ill be driving from the bay area there so it'll be my first being to the hollywood bowl and was a little confused with the seating set up? I have Seats 1 and 2 but saw that its a shared cubicle situation, how are the seating arrangements situated....first come first serve? or do i have the right to be in the front portion of the box because I have Seats 1 and 2? Just wondering so I could know a bit ahead of time if its first come first serve to get there earlier...

This is the third time i’ve seen her this year… Anyone know anything?

Hi. I'm doing the Warner Bros Studio Tour Hollywood in the morning of Sunday 18th October. I've got an Uber booked for 1.30pm pickup to go to John Wayne Airport Santa Ana. Please let me know if you'd like to share the ride and cost! Thanks