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From red balloons to cursed dolls, Warner Bros. Studio in Hollywood transforms into a haunted haven each Halloween season. Presence News reporter Maria Cornejo toured the studio’s horror exhibit featuring legendary props and merchandise from classic films that have terrified audiences for generations.
Hollywood, CA — At Warner Bros. Studio in West Hollywood, horror fans were treated to a chilling display of Halloween props from some of the most terrifying films ever made — including The Conjuring, It, The Exorcist, and The Nun.
Presence News reporter Maria Cornejo attended the studio’s seasonal showcase, where visitors could step into scenes from their favorite horror movies, browse themed merchandise, and pose for eerie photos.
The World of It
Fans of Stephen King’s It were met with a nostalgic (and creepy) setup featuring Derry houses, Pennywise’s clown costume, and the movie’s iconic red balloons. Guests could visit a themed photo booth, don yellow rain jackets, and hold a balloon for the perfect “Derry moment.”
The Warner Bros. Studio Store offered It-inspired merchandise, including scented candles, balloon-shaped lamps, and clothing. A standout shirt read “I ♥ Derry,” while tote bags and hats carried the same chilling hometown pride. A Pennywise doll display featured the haunting backdrop of Derry at sunset — a favorite photo stop among visitors.
The Power of The Exorcist
For fans of supernatural horror, The Exorcist section was unforgettable. Visitors saw the original door used in the film, a large cross, and photographs of the cast and production. Merchandise included wood-scented candles, DVDs, replica masks, and eerie fall-themed décor. The atmosphere captured the dark spiritual tone that made the 1973 film a horror classic.
The Haunting of The Conjuring
The display for The Conjuring brought chills with its recreation of the film’s eerie artifacts. The infamous Annabelle doll sat behind a locked glass case marked with a “Devil Card” warning — just like in the movies. Props on display included a vintage television, a monkey toy, crosses, and various dolls used on set. Fans could purchase Annabelle-inspired items, from plush dolls to stickers and collectible figures.
The Shadows of The Nun
Rounding out the tour, The Nun exhibit displayed the black-and-white costumes worn by the film’s haunting villain. The detailed wardrobe and lighting created an unsettling atmosphere — reminding fans why The Nun remains one of the most iconic characters in modern horror.
From cursed objects to iconic costumes, Warner Bros. Studio delivered a frightfully fun Halloween experience that celebrated the legacy of horror filmmaking. Whether you’re a longtime fan or a curious visitor, the studio’s horror exhibit offers an unforgettable trip into the darker side of cinema.
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Report by Maria Cornejo, Presence News
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