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Cancel all you plans for the next month —  Freeform’s 31 Nights of Halloween  has officially begun! Expanded from its usual  13 Night of Halloween , the network’s festive October programming is bringing you creepy content from Monday, Oct. 1, through to All Hallows’ Eve itself. There’s something for everyone from frightening family drama like  The Addams Family  and  The Parent Trap  to gruesome, edge-of-your-seat flicks like  Sweeney Todd: The Demon Barber of Fleet Street  and  Maleficent —  and, of course, Hocus Pocus will air a good few hundred times over the course of the month. If you’re not in the spooky spirit come Oct. 31, it’s certainly not Freeform’s fault; the network’s even created its own  haunted house  that fiendish fans in L.A. can visit. Check out the full schedule before and head  here  for more details. Monday, October 1   5pm  ParaNorman   7:10pm  The Nightmare Before Christmas   8:50pm  Hocus Pocus   12am  ParaNorman Tuesday, October 2   5pm  The Nig

It’s that time again when we start seeking out ways to scare ourselves for fun. Halloween in L.A. brings out some of the most creative and wild experiences of the year–and the chance to be anybody (or anything) you want to be for a night. Make the most of the month with L.A.’s best haunts, parties, and other Halloween events. Haunted Houses and Mazes Dark Harbor 2018 at the Queen Mary Whether or not you believe the Queen Mary is actually haunted, there’s no doubt you’ll see some spooky stuff at this annual Halloween attraction. The scale might be the largest of any haunt in town, with 200 different monsters and ghosts in six different mazes, plus secret chambers, a 4D “panic experience,” a haunted hookah lounge, live entertainment, hidden bars, rides, and more. You can even book a stateroom to stay on the ship overnight.  September 27-30; October 4-7, 11-14, 18-21, 25-28; and October 31-November 2; from 7 p.m. to midnight. 1126 Queens Highway, Long Beach; tickets $20-$229.