Brooklyn's Haunted Hallway at Penn Wortman Houses delivers scares and fun for Halloween
News 12’s Mary-Lyn Buckley visited one of the spookiest Halloween spots in Brooklyn - the Haunted Hallway hidden on the seventh floor of the Penn Wortman Houses.
•
Oct 11, 2021, 5:03 PM
•
Updated 1,166 days ago
Share:
More Stories
Your Road Trip Close to Home adventure guide for Dec. 19
yesterday
Your Road Trip Close to Home adventure guide for Dec. 12
8ds ago3:11
be Well: Delicious veggies for your holiday menu
11ds ago
Your Road Trip Close to Home adventure guide for Dec. 5
15ds ago1:24
Garden Guide: What is a Christmas cactus?
17ds ago
Your New York City 2024 Holiday Photos
19ds agoYour Road Trip Close to Home adventure guide for Dec. 19
yesterdayYour Road Trip Close to Home adventure guide for Dec. 12
8ds ago3:11
be Well: Delicious veggies for your holiday menu
11ds agoYour Road Trip Close to Home adventure guide for Dec. 5
15ds ago1:24
Garden Guide: What is a Christmas cactus?
17ds agoYour New York City 2024 Holiday Photos
19ds agoNews 12’s Mary-Lyn Buckley visited one of the spookiest Halloween spots in Brooklyn - the Haunted Hallway hidden on the seventh floor of the Penn Wortman Houses.
Meet the queen of Halloween: Elizabeth Figueroa, the woman behind the Ghosts and Ghouls Haunting.
From "The Ring" to her favorite horror movies, courageous visitors can take a walk through the hallway filled with the voice of spooky spirits.
Figueroa decided to dedicate the attraction to members of the media this year.
While it's a little early for trick-or-treating, it's never too early to get a good scare during the Halloween season.
More from News 12
0:32
NYPD: Man’s face slashed at Dumbo subway station; suspect sought
2:00
STORM WATCH: Morning snow showers followed by partly cloudy skies in Brooklyn
1:45
Seafood restaurant Lundy's returns to Brooklyn on a new waterfront
1:03
DSS, Doe Fund host 'housewarming' to assist unhoused New Yorkers in Bedford Park
1:56
Thunderbolt 12: Checking road conditions in Borough Park
2:01
