Halloween: remember the “haunted” houses from the movies that marked an era

A very popular date in the United States, Halloween has also been increasingly celebrated in Brazil. It is common for children to ask for candy during the month of October and adults to get ready to watch scary movies. Haunted houses are classic horror movies , and many of them are even open for viewing and rental on Airbnb. Below, we’ll take a look back at 4 iconic houses that will make horror fans’ hair stand on end. Those familiar with this type of production will undoubtedly feel nostalgic in many of these houses. Check them out! House of Horrors, in 'Amityville' Considered to this day one of the most haunted places in the United States, the Amityville "Horror House" was described in a book, which was later turned into a film, released in 1979, whose story focuses on the accounts of a couple of former residents of the house who shared their fears and supernatural activities . Addams Family Mansion A huge success in the 1960s, the 'Addams Family' (1991) mixed horror and comedy, and is still remembered today for its iconic characters. Its house has served as inspiration for series, games and even architectural projects that intended to take the Venetian and Gothic style beyond the screen. In 2019, Booking, a hotel and accommodation platform, made available a replica of the Addams family's rooms in the Brooklyn neighborhood of New York (USA), for fans who wanted to visit a space that was pure nostalgia. House from the movie 'Scream'

A modern mansion served as the setting for the horror franchise 'Scream' (1996). Called "The Shrieking Shack", this residence became popular the same year the saga began. The house from the movie is available to rent. It is located in California, USA, and can be booked for Halloween or any other occasion through Airbnb. Hotel from the movie 'The Shining' (1980) Although it is not a house per se, the Overlook Hotel served as home to Jack Nicholson and his family in one of the most terrifying stories by the master of horror, Stephen King. Located in Colorado, United States , the hotel was built in 1909 by businessman FO Stanley and his wife Flora. Built in Victorian style, the hotel's architecture has been preserved to this day. Many employees and guests have reported witnessing supernatural activity on the premises. A great place for anyone looking for a scary adventure!