Those searching for a scream of a good time can find several haunted houses, fields, forests and other spooky attractions in Maryland and Virginia with one notable event occurring within D.C ...

The feature-length indie horror flick “The Haunted Forest” just wrapped 18 days of filming Monday night at Markoff’s Haunted Forest in Dickerson, Maryland, where the story is set.

Field of Screams Maryland 4501 Olney Laytonsville Rd., Olney The five-acre Field of Screams Maryland has combined its two spooky trails into one hour-long trail this year. Pass through 13 stations ...

Although there are no haunted attractions in the District, nearby in Maryland and Virginia there are plenty for any thrill seeker to enjoy. VIRGINIA The Haunted Hill - 10400 Fox Creek Lane ...

Markoff’s Haunted Forest 📅 Fridays, Saturdays and Sundays in October, plus Halloween 📍 19120 Martinsburg Road, Dickerson, Maryland 💲 About $40 for the trail (varies by night and attraction) ...

Here's a list of places around the D.C. area to let out your most blood-curdling screams and make memories to last well past the season.

Having primarily worked in the arena of drama, for his latest project, The Haunted Forest, writer and director Keith Boynton ...

As haunted houses and other haunted attractions come and go over the years, Ames Haunted Forest has been a mainstay since it started in 1999, though it closed for a year during the coronavirus ...

Check out the rest of Virginia and Maryland's hallowed haunts BOOlow: Virginia's Top Haunted Houses Red Vein Haunted House: Ashland, VA Madhaunter’s Madhouse: Lorton, VA 43 Nightmares: Keeling, VA ...