Laguna Hills isn’t inherently a scary place, but Sinister Pointe is looking to change that. Taking over the old Macy’s in the Laguna Hills Mall, they have transformed the location into three floors of terror, containing two mazes, one dark ride, scare zones, vendors, and more. Put it all together, and you get SCARY PLACE, [...]

This Halloween season is going to get a little sinister. Sinister Pointe announced their big, blood-soaked, Halloween return! They are one of our favorite haunts and are one of the most inventive haunted attraction company in Southern California. This fall, Sinister Pointe Productions will unleash a brand new kind of Halloween event, Sinister Pointe’s Scary [...]

It's that time of year again. the saccharine melodies of the holidays have become inescapable and even the most stalwart Halloween lovers have swapped their yard skeletons for cheeful elves. Luckily for scrooges like myself, Sinister Pointe's 4thish Annual Not So Merry Holiday Haunt is here to pervert that most innocent of holidays into something [...]

Fresh off their Halloween run, Sinister Pointe has announced that they will return to the Christmas season once again with A Not So Merry Holiday Haunt! Though this particular event took a break last year (instead, opting for a Hunt of Krampus), this holiday tradition returns for its 4th(ish) year to spread a little Christmas [...]

Sinister Pointe returned to the traditional “haunt” again this year, with their “choose your own adventure” type show “Fear The Mark.” We were first introduced during Midsummer Scream, where Sinister Pointe’s booth allowed you to go inside, and be marked by one of the four entities awaiting you inside. As the story goes for this [...]

As the clock struck midnight, we were lead into a room with a circular table, each of us asked to sit close to one of the symbols. The medium went around the table, asking us to introduce ourselves, to explain any instances with the paranormal we may have had, in order to create a bond. [...]

Christmas of 2015 seemed to be the Christmas of Krampus. The furor in the horror community surrounding Michael Dougherty’s film release seemed to have spread throughout Southern California. A Krampus Art Walk featured several (often quite detailed) Krampuses (if that’s the plural? Maybe Krampi?) stalking through Los Angeles, and several bars and breweries hosted their [...]