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.
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Oct 11, 2021, 5:03 PM
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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.
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