Horror Movies

This Halloween you'll definitely want to watch some of these homegrown horror films, especially if you're an Okie.

This real Oklahoma campsite and the gruesome murders that took place there helped inspire the 'Friday The 13th' movie franchise. However, unlike Jason Voorhees, this killer was very real and preyed upon innocent children.

If you're a horror fan and enjoy all the 80s slasher movies you'll love this one. We're talking about some serious Sooner State homegrown horror that was filmed right here in Oklahoma.

One of the best things about the Halloween season are the horror movies that go along with it. These could put you in a spooky mood.

Spot these Texas locations next time you watch the 2009 version of Friday the 13th.

Get ready, Rob Zombie's horror masterpiece 'House of a 1000 Corpses' is returning to the silver screen at the Vaska Theater in Lawton, OK. in celebration of it's 20th anniversary.

Another Friday the 13th is coming up and it's in October, how perfect is that? It gets even better. The Vaska Theater has announced that they are showing Friday the 13th Part III in 3-D complete with a shadow cast.

It's being called the "'Blair Witch Project' for the TikTok generation."

The design features a Ghostface-shaped subway map.

If you're looking for suggestions on some horror movies to watch between now and Halloween we have a top 5 list for you. Why not hit play on some home-grown horror movies that were filmed right here in Oklahoma?

If you haven't seen this one you're missing out, it's a Sooner State homegrown horror classic. This 80s slasher movie was filmed entirely in Oklahoma and is pure Okie awesomeness! It's so bad, it's good!

The marketing tactic wins for most clever and creepy.