Fans of Halloween rejoice, it's time for something really morbid and creepy. Are you brave enough to enter through the doors of the Michigan Museum of Horror?

The morbid museum is now officially open to the public and it's located in downtown Monroe. And trust me, it's definitely worth the drive!

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From mlive.com:

Located at 44 South Monroe Street, right in the heart of downtown Monroe, the museum opens on Thursday, October 20 at 6:30 p.m. and will be open every Thursday through Sunday from Noon to 8:00 p.m. making it Michigan’s first year-round horror museum.

You can expect all kinds of crazy things at the Museum of Horror in Monroe. For example, courtesy of mlive.com:

“The 18 and over room. That’s called the Red Room,” added Thompson. “It’s set up as a serial killer’s photography developing station. It’s going to have Polaroid photos of real crime scene photos; real murders from the 1800s to present day as well as a map detailing where certain serial killings happened.”

The person responsible for the Museum of Horror is from Monroe. His name is Nate Thompson, who happens to be a legitimate filmmaker.

Monroe has had plenty of time to get things organized for the much anticipated Grand Opening of what he calls "Museum of Horror." If you like all things horror, this place is for you.

What else will we find inside the Museum of Horror? (mlive.com)

You never know what you’ll come across at the museum, like violins from the 1800s made of cat guts. Tarot readings will also be available as well as witch offering cleansing services for anyone who is afraid they may take bad energy home with them.

In my opinion, there's no better time than now, just before Halloween, to venture out and have some fun at the morbid and creepy Museum of Horror!

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