Easily one of my favorite places in Burbank. The interactive exhibits are always legendary, the shop is tons of fun, and the entire staff is Phenomenal. Be sure to go as soon as you can! #Y2Kill, the current exhibit, not to be missed.

Went for the Y2 kills exhibit. Loved it. If you love horror you will love it here. $18 to do the immersive experience. You can check out the gift shop b4 or after. Staff was friendly. Parking on street

Come and see the new exhibit! Friendly tip come a few hours before closing for great pics 📸 It's such an amazing local spot! And they have now grown. Do yourself a favor and head down for a visit. Slashback video 📼 haunted toys has been re imagined to Evil dead. Get the key for the best experience 🗝

Super fun, quick, adult Halloween activity! I love the mystic museum all year round for spooky vibes when it’s not Halloween, but right now they have a special interactive Evil Dead tribute museum. I won’t give any spoilers, but it features amazing Evil Dead artwork, has an interactive option, and a mini scavenger hunt. The staff is really into it and it’s super fun. It definitely felt made for adults but it could be fine for older kids as well. Tickets seem a little bit pricey but then again I have no idea how much it costs to put this production on. Overall, had lots of fun!

This was such a treat! A horror movie fan's wet dream! Everything & everyone was amazing. The store is bigger than the actual museum both very entertaining. The museum was $16/person & you can pay extra to experience an interactive exhibit. And it's behind the shop. So many cool things to purchase. Looking at other people's pics they change the museums theme which is pretty cool so you can go back every so often & experience something different. As a millennial, loved the 90s vibes. Staff is great. They're great to talk to or if you don't want to be bothered & look around they'll leave you alone too. It's a must see y'all!

This has to be one of the coolest things to do in Burbank! We saw this place on The Grimm Life Collective YouTube channel years ago and made sure we put it on our list. I'm glad we made the trip! This is place is next level with it's installations that it does. If you fancy the darker side of life This place is right up your alley. Don't miss it on your trip to LA!!!

My husband and I came here for a date and had a great time! There were so many interesting things to see upon entry. We paid to go into the horror museum portion. There were different themed rooms based on horror movies and lots of items from actual movie sets. I’m not into horror movies, but I had fun! It’s interactive, so you use a CD to bring the pieces to life. This is definitely a photo friendly place, so if you’re looking for a creepy twist on your IG, this place is great! After the interactive portion is done, it takes you to the other side of the shop where you can make purchases. They have some very unique items from home decor, to accessories, witchcraft books, weird things for I assume spells and even taxidermy pieces. I bought a gorgeous butterfly and a purse. All the prices were surprisingly affordable. We’ve been to many other places where the prices are much higher with less quality. Overall, if you’re into creepy, odd, unique and interesting-you’ll have a blast here. I highly recommend coming by and also stopping at the awesome shop right across the street. You’ll know.

What a great and fascinating place this is. All kinds of spooky and mysterious items here. A must visit. Fairly big place. Will return for sure when visiting Burbank again. It is free to go in. But there is a fee if you want to see the museum/display which changes from time to time. This time it is Evil Dead.

The shop is free to visit. They sell all kinds of unique things. They have some taxidermy animals. Pins, shirts, purses, stickers, and many more things to see. A lot of horror movie things. Very 90s. You can get a ticket like I did to see the mini museum. You get to take pictures. I got the ticket with the knife. I recommend you get it because it u lockeds some things and interactions.

This place is a gem! I wish there was more like it. I felt fortunate to be able to check it out while I was in the area. There staff was very friendly and fun to talk with. The atmosphere is definitely something anyone who loves horror will appreciate!

This place was so much fun! My fiance and I went for his birthday and they had a 90s slasher film exhibit. It was an interactive exhibit and it was honestly so much fun. I'm a huge fan of slasher films (specially Scream) and this was so much fun. After we finished the exhibit we checked out their shops which have a lot of cute occult objects. Would definitely recommend this place to anyone who's a fan of horror/slasher films and anyone who loves the occult. After we finished the Mystic Museum we checked out Slashback Video which is just up the street from Mystic Museum.

Had a wonderful time on an accidental find. This was a great experience on my love of horror films and memorabilia.

My friend and I came to this museum. It is cool and they have movies from 2000. They sell unique accessories and items. The price is decent.

Best place to visit. #1 wheelchair access was incredible. I could see and reach everything. #2 DEMON plushie slippers. #3 Great people and there is not a corner of the store that is not worth checking out. My dream would be to have my pop surreal horror photos up there.

such a great experience for any horror movie fan! Definitely recommend coming with some friends & you’ll have some fun with some great photos. The staff were also so friendly & helpful.

This place is seriously interesting. If one likes odd, unusual, horror themed, spooky, etc, this is the place!!!! Classic horror themed items. Curiosities. Books. Candles. Seriously, this place really has some great items!!! It's really worth one's time to stop in. The employees are really very nice and extremely helpful and friendly.

It's creepy and fun my kids enjoyed looking at some of the horror movies props. And the surrounding stores and restaurants

pretty cool museum, kind of small for the price though but it has a lot of interesting little details. i was a little disappointed that there wasn’t much interactive stuff considering they give you a whole prop for it and teach you how to use it and considering the first little intro room is SO cool. $18 per person for a maybe 10 minute walk through if you take in every detail and take pictures. the store front was just okay. very nice staff!

Nice store but everything is pricy. We skipped the 00’s horror exhibit, it was 18$ ex tax so for a small place to make pictures it was too much. Last year we did the 90s exhibit that was ok (then 16$).

Pretty cool place, went with my sister here since she has been wanting to go for a long time. Personally the horror movies are not my type of interest but was intrigued by the old antiques and oddities that they had here. Highly recommend if interested in horror movies or old antiques and oddities.

The Bearded Lady’s Mystic Museum. Juusst the right amount of creep factor. From the once live stuffed animals to the mystical tarot and paranormal vintage oddities. Got a fun Native American deck and book on origins of Sound Mantras. Also enjoyed the creepy stuffed skunk! The Ouija boards, psychic section and random dead heads. With a name like the “bearded lady” how can you go wrong? Loved walking around this store, talking to the fun people who work here and looking forward to seeing a spooky exhibit in the museum soon! “The only thing I hunt are ghosts”. 👻

if u love dark or horrir related stuff, big selection

This place was awesome!!!!! Me and my friend bought so much little stuff. We weren’t sure of the ticket price for the actual museum portion, and we honestly didn’t attempt to ask. But we both wish we did the museum! Hoping to come back to California again just so I can go through the museum.

this place had such a cool vibe & had cool items for sale. i would recommend any early 2000s horror fan to visit, the attention to details in the museum section were awesome. the staff was friendly and made the visit even better.

what great store/museum to visit! from horror to voudou, to nerdy land and TV monsters... go check it out. You won't be disappointed

The Mystic Museum is one of my favorite spots to visit, shop, and experience in MagPark ( Magnolia Park ). If you are a lover of horror movies, the occult, and the odd assortments of times gone by, this is your place. While the shop is free, there is a bit of misnomer about the Ol' Mystic. It has multiple facilities, and not all of them are in the same place. The pop-up in store does cost a fee, and each installation runs for about 4-6 months or however long they will permit. There is also a locale down a few blocks that shall also cost a fee. It is also part of the Mystic Museum family, but in a separate spot. Step inside! Have fun. Get your fortune read. But make sure you're checking behind your back at all times. Ha

We love this place and visit for all new exhibits. We make special trips around exhibits since we live 6 hours away. I think the 90s Slasher exhibit was fun and nostalgic. They are super friendly. We also find interesting things to buy each visit. The parking situation sucked this visit but we made it work. We will return!

A cool little spot. The museum is amazing, but we paid $38 for 2 people and it was so small. Not worth the price. A good time killer.

The gift shop is amazing and the museum was such a well worth paid bonus! We enjoyed ourselves so much and we can't wait until the second location is opened and so another family trip out.