"You'll find the terror-themed coffee shop Horror Vibes Coffee, a convenience store known as the Horror Boodega, a year-round Halloween store called Halloween Town and the Mystic Museum, which Times contributor Jess Joho calls "a perfect date spot for oddity-inclined couples" in a guide about nightmare inducing spots in L.A. The museum sells occult essentials, cursed antiques and movie merchandise."
"For movie screenings, check out the VHS (Variety Horror Screenings) Society, which hosts monthly events. The next screening, happening on Feb. 22 at Benny Boy Brewing, will be a double feature of horror romance films, "Warm Bodies" and "Lisa Frankenstein." (Goth fashion and '80s-themed outfits are encouraged.) After the event, if you're hungry, Times food writer Stephanie Breijo suggests the nearby Macheen, which sells "amazing tacos" and was featured in our 101 best restaurants list or OG taco shop Guisados."
Horror Row on Magnolia Boulevard in Burbank features year-round spooky shops and attractions, including Horror Vibes Coffee, the Horror Boodega, Halloween Town and the Mystic Museum. The Mystic Museum offers occult essentials, cursed antiques, movie merchandise and a seasonally changing interactive maze. VHS (Variety Horror Screenings) Society hosts monthly horror screenings such as a Feb. 22 double feature of Warm Bodies and Lisa Frankenstein, with goth and ’80s fashion encouraged. Nearby dining options include Macheen, known for tacos, and Guisados. Brain Dead Studios in the Fairfax District also hosts monthly film screenings for horror fans.
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