You may not know it but OKC has a lot of haunted locations, urban legends, and of course ghost stories. There's no shortage of creepy places and monstrous myths, especially in the downtown area.
If you thought parallel parking was scary, try paranormal parking at this haunted Oklahoma parking lot. It was once the location of the dreaded Hex House, a place of pure evil and nightmares.
Back in 1917 an Oklahoma woman named Katherine Cross was tragically killed. Some say it was by werewolves, or at least that's what was inscribed on her tombstone. The epitaph reads "Murdered by Human Wolves."
If you're looking for something to do, why not hit the pumpkin patches and corn mazes for some fall family fun? Here's 10 Oklahoma pumpkin patches and corn mazes you'll want to check out this fall.
Makeup can be a cheap and easy way to get around wearing a costume on Halloween night, but you might want to have a game plan before painting your face.
You can catch a "Science Fiction/Double Feature" Halloween weekend in Lawton, Oklahoma, with Lawton Community Theatre's production of "The Rocky Horror Show." Show dates for the cult classic musical are Oct. 26, 27 and 28 at Lawton's McMahon Memorial Auditorium.
As beautiful and friendly as Oklahoma is we also have some scary towns and cities that you probably don't want to visit, at least all by yourself. If you do decide to venture into these dark places, beware you have been warned.
Check out the top 5 list of horror movies that were filmed right here in Oklahoma. This Halloween you'll definitely want to watch some of these homegrown horror films, especially if you're an Okie.