This time of year, you don\u2019t have to be a die-hard fan of horror movies to admit that there\u2019s just something in the crisp air screaming for a cozy night in and a marathon of the best horror classics. \u2019Tis the season to get spooky, and there\u2019s no better way to do so than by surrounding yourself with the likes of Michael, Jason or Freddy. And why not, the houses they tend to raid with such killer enthusiasm.<\/p>\n
There are few movie genres in which the houses play a bigger role than in horror. In fact, in some cases – like The Haunting of Hill House, the building itself is considered to be one of the main characters, while, in many others, the house is but a quiet witness to the horrors that take place between its walls. And, often, the home tends to absorb the evil vibes, only to perpetuate them to the next generation of owners.<\/p>\n
From haunted houses to exorcisms and home invasions, these buildings have served as inspiration for some of the most famous horror movies in cinematic history. The best part is that they\u2019re not just a studio prop, but rather actual pins on the map with real history between sturdy walls – and that means that, yes, most of them can be visited this Halloween season\u2026 if you\u2019re feeling brave.<\/p>\n
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