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Halloween Hotel Thrills Continue Through November

Over 50 years ago, the murder of the Black Dahlia froze Los Angeles, embroiling the whole city in a mystery so deep it was never solved and so controversial that it is still being retold through books, movies, music, and late-night ghost stories. And of course, like all good stories, it began at a hotel. Cue creepy music.

The Millenium Biltmore was the last place the victim, The Black Dahlia, was seen before she was seen dead, in lots of pieces and so it makes sense that her story be told starting in the same place.

If Halloween doesn't scare your socks off on Friday night, then sign up for the Black Dahlia Bus Tour on Saturday, Nov. 1 to really round out your terrifying weekend. The tour is part of Esotouric's Noir November Sampler:

The tour takes us from the human hustle of Main Street to the serene lobby of the Biltmore (the second-to-last place she was seen alive), to the newspaper offices and the Greyhound station where she checked her bags, and concludes at the site where her bisected body was found in Leimert Park and with a little known suspect who lived nearby.

Creepy, right? The deadly drive will cost you $58 per person. Register at the Esotouric site.