Monsters, Mummies & Mayhem

Monstrous Movie Memorabilia on Display

4.5

Hollywood Gothique Says:

Though basically a year-round attraction rebranded for Halloween, Hollywood Museum’s Dungeon of Doom offers more than enough posters, props, photos, and costumes to satisfy hungry horror movie fans. Unfortunately, the attraction loses one-half star for erroneously captioning a pic of Christopher Lee as Dracula, misidentifying him as Frank Langella!

The Hollywood Museum
1660 North Highland Avenue in Hollywood
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Halloween 2024: For the first time since reopening after the 2020 pandemic lockdown, Hollywood Museum is listing dates for its annual Monsters, Mummies & Mayhem Halloween event (basically the museum’s Dungeon of Doom rebranded for the season). Guests who wear full Halloween costume October 25-27 and October 30-November 3 will receive a $5 discount off the regular admission price.

Museum Dates & Hours: Wednesday through Sunday, from 10am to 5pm year-round.

Dungeon of Doom: Monsters, Mummies & Mayhem General Information

Hollywood Museum Monsters Mummies and Mayhem — Descend to the Dungeon

The Dungeon of Doom operates throughout the year, but during October the Hollywood Museum re-brands the collection of horror movie memorabilia, presenting it as a Halloween attraction under the banner “Monsters, Mummies & Mayhem.” Located in the basement, the Dungeon of Doom features props, posters, photographs dating from the dawn of the horror genre to current times, plus full-size figures of Elvira, Vampira, Freddy, Jason, Frankenstein, the Bride of Frankenstein, along with Hannibal Lecter’s prison cell from Silence of the Lambs.

For Halloween, a live element is sometimes added; typically, on October 31, visitors in costume receive discount admission.

The upper level of the Hollywood Museum is not without interest for fans of Fantasy Films, Horror Movies, Sci-Fi Cinema. Over the years, there have been exhibits devoted to Batman; Amalgamated Dynamics, Inc; Harry Potter; Planet of the Apes; Monsters Inc; Elvira, Mistress of the Dark; and many others.

See more of the Hollywood Museum here.