So, if you're looking to get into the spirit, we've got the place for you.

After all, what's scarier than a haunted clown house?

Rachel Manitoff, live in Burbank tonight to give us a peek at that and some of the other scary stuff out there.

Rachel?

Rick, Cher, yes, we have found probably the scariest and most popular Halloween-themed home in all of Burbank.

This is the clown house.

It has gone viral on TikTok, draws more than a thousand people on any given night, and it was created by a Hollywood set designer, if you couldn't already tell.

This Magnolia Park neighborhood is really making a name for itself as the place to be on Halloween, and we're getting a first-hand look at the large crowds taking in all of these incredible sights.

Burbank's spookiest haunts are officially open to the public.

That is, if you're brave enough to traverse this yard filled with murderous clowns and jump scares at every move.

This is incredible.

Yes.

This display, what was the inspiration?

I think for us, it was Pennywise and Stephen King, 1985.

That started the clowns.

Larry and Gary Lane and their roommate Mike Bowen are the creators of the clown house, which is known to tens of thousands of their social media followers.

We had no idea.

We built it, and we don't know what's going to happen, and it just blew up.

We're so excited for that.

While it's obviously the scariest time of year, it's also probably one of the most creative ones for people who live within this two-mile radius.

What are you anticipating Halloween weekend?

Madness.

This weekend, it's going to be crazy.

And then Halloween, I mean, you could hardly walk through the streets.

Magnolia Park is a town right next to Hollywood Studios and in the midst of the entertainment capital of the world, and it takes Halloween decorations to a whole new level.

I've lived here my entire life, and when I was a kid, there was some displays, but every year it just gets bigger and bigger, and there are new houses all the time with new stuff.

Colin Morgan Lee spends weeks sewing, painting, gathering, and repurposing household items to create his masterpiece of a haunted pirate picnic.

But it's really cool that there's like a community, and every night people come, walk on the streets.

It'll be 11 at night, and I'll just pass by the front door and I'll hear people talking about it outside.

Then there's Monica Carrillo, who maps out her vision as early as the summer.

I've been into Halloween for such a long time, so this is the way I get to express it.

People in the area buy several pounds of candy, only to be wiped clean by 8 p.m.

The interest and intrigue in this L.A. suburb has exploded in the last few years, which

Jennifer McCreery says definitely has its pros, but also some cons.

She never anticipated that her dragon house would become such a well-attended attraction.

I really enjoy that we have a funky, fun neighborhood that gets really into the spirit of things, and I just really hope that people who come to see it are respectful of the fact that it's people's homes.

And to Jennifer's point, the clown house does try to shut down by 10 o'clock so as not to disturb the rest of the neighborhood.

It's been such a hit, so it is going a little bit past curfew tonight.

I also want to share some helpful advice from the city of Burbank.

It really wants people to embrace the Halloween spirit, but prioritize safety, so make sure that your clothes, you're wearing reflective clothes, that you've got a flashlight, and that you're watching out for traffic because we have seen quite a bit of it tonight.

That's the latest from Burbank.

I'm Rachel Menetoff.

Cher, Rick, back to you in studio.

All of them good tips.

Rachel, thanks for that.