you might check in, but can you check out?
The flickering sign of a rural motel at night is an all-too-familiar scene in many a horror movie.
Another is the unforgettable Bates Motel from “Psycho.”
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What’s not to be afraid of?
That, plus its grandiose size and far-out location.
It’s located in Cornwall, England.
King has said it was inspired by a paranormal investigation of San Diego’s Hotel del Coronado.
Hotel Normandie is a real not necessarily haunted hotel in Koreatown.
“The Devil’s Rejects” is a classic.
Despite its relatively low Tomatometer ranking (55%), it has an IMDB score of 6.7/10.
Being trapped in a room with those cameras rolling, broadcasting your terror to the world.
Be prepared for guts and gore when you sit down to this 5.9 IMDB/59% Rotten Tomato-rated horror.
