Halloween Horrors Come to Harford Park

If you're looking for a thrill this weekend, you won't need to travel far — the Harford Park Community Association building on Linwood Road has been transformed into a Hall of Horrors.

Community Association vice-president Mike Kaspar, a New Jersey native, has helped make the hall a haunted house for the past three years. This year promises to be better than ever.

Low-ceilings, black tarps and narrow hallways set the scene for horror movie favorites like Jason (of Friday the 13th fame) and Freddy Kruger (of Nightmare on Elm Street), to frighten visitors.

Patch did a walk-through on Thursday night and even without actors, a soundtrack or the screams of the terrified people ahead of you, the scenery was pretty creepy.

Best of all, the Hall of Horrors will only cost you $5 and runs through Monday from 7-10 p.m., each night.