nightmare on 19th street

Local haunted attraction Nightmare On 19th Street, which usually only opens in October, swung its doors open on May 27 for a special, one-day only event appropriately called Mayhem.

May 26th is the last day of school this year for students of Lubbock ISD and many of the other school districts around the area. What better way to celebrate with a night of laughs, screams and frights at Nightmare On 19th Street the very next night (Saturday, May 27th)...

Lubbock's popular haunted attraction is creaking open the doors of its dilapidated Blood Moon Manor to give lovers a fright this Valentine's Day.

Lubbock's premier creepy (or cutey?) clown has a message for all those dude bros on Facebook that said they'd shoot a clown if they happen to see one.

Patches, Lubbock's premiere creepy clown, recently got a cameo on Good Mythical Morning, which has over 11 million YouTube subscribers.

Side show performer Drew Blood performs different acts with power tools, a chainsaw and eats actual fire.

Lubbock's beloved Halloween attraction, which was voted one of the best in America, is bringing some new scares and old favorites for its 10th anniversary.

Scare Factor, a haunted house locations and reviews site, put together a list of the top 31 U.S. attractions. And Lubbock's Nightmare On 19th Street made the top 10.

Don't say we didn't warn you about the Nightmare On 19th Street being scary. Just ask former Lubbock meteorologist Nikki-Dee Ray.

We've got some big surprises in store for you as we unleash our 10th year of Halloween fun on Lubbock, Texas.

There certainly are different levels of dickish behavior. Stealing is bad enough, but just tearing stuff up is the worse.

An online poll asking people to vote for their favorite haunted attraction in Texas includes Lubbock's own Nightmare on 19th Street. Vote to earn it the crown.