Horror

There's no secret that Massachusetts has plenty of cities, towns, and villages with some of the most unusual names you'll ever hear or read for that matter. Some of those locations even have some haunted history, disturbing tales, or perhaps a relatively frightening backstory. Or, they could just have a creepy look to them with an even creepier name. This particular spot is both of those. It's probably also a great spot for a horror movie setting. Of course, it's not a city, it's not a town, but it is a village...sort of.

All participants should exercise caution during the late afternoon hours

In two words: Spine tingling!

Three words: Proceed With Caution!

If you dare to check any of these places out, it's "not" for the faint of heart

Prepare for a visit, if you dare!

One of the things that I quickly grasped when I first moved to Massachusetts was the fact that I am now living in a state that has seen plenty of films either filmed here, or had their setting here. As a movie buff, I couldn't help but be thrilled about this! But as Oscar season is upon us, there's plenty of great films to watch as they rack up their awards. But what about the horror genre? What is Massachusetts' most popular horror film set right here in the Bay State?

I have known Veronica for years, and if you have ever been around North Adams or Williamstown college you have probably run across her, maybe at the weekend market they have, or at Mt. Williams.

Looking for some scary good fun for Halloween? Perhaps a movie or two? When it comes to movies that scare, you can probably come up with a list of the most iconic of them ever filmed. These are not them. Here is a list of ten “horror” films that don’t quite live up to the iconic status of the likes of “Halloween” or “The Exorcist”, but they are forever etched into my mind as “closet classics” that