How many times have you watched a horror movie and thought to yourself, “Hey! That takes place in my state/town/area/whatever! That’s pretty cool!” If you live in New York or California then you’re probably pretty used to it, according to ForRent. If you’re in a different US State, then you’re probably, like me, really excited when that happens.
You see, the aforementioned site decided to take both the 100 top grossing horror movies of all time as well as the 100 most critically acclaimed horror movies (there’s probably some overlap there, if I were to guess) and researched where they took place, what kind of spooks were involved, and even which time zones hold the most terrors (Mountain, ya ain’t got shit).
Head on down to see this infographic and then let us know in the comments if your State holds any particular urban legends, creepy characters, or anything similar.
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Scariest States According to Movies Created By: ForRent.com