2026 Dr. Myrl Schreibman Excellence Award
Skullcraft Street’s Harvest of the Damned display received the Dr. Myrl Schreibman Excellence Award from the West Hills Neighborhood Council.
Our third consecutive year winning an award. Thank you to our neighbors, visitors and the West Hills Neighborhood Council for celebrating the creativity behind Skullcraft Street.
West Hills Neighborhood Council
Halloween Houses on Display
A Front-Yard Haunt Built for the Whole Neighborhood
Skullcraft Street is a free, cinematic Halloween display brought to life with animated props, fog, lighting, sound, monsters, jack-o'-lanterns, and a dangerous amount of Halloween obsession.
The Show Stays in the Yard. You Stay Out Front.
Enjoy the scenes from the public sidewalk or street-facing viewing area. Please do not enter the yard, driveway, side yards, backyard, house, or any area behind barriers. Keep children close, respect our neighbors, and leave driveways and traffic lanes clear.
- FreeNeighborhood display
- Front onlyNo physical walkthrough
- AnimatedFog, lighting, sound & motion
- SeasonalOctober 16 – November 1
Harvest of the Damned
Long before the neighborhood was built, the land was home to a forgotten farm on the edge of West Hills. Locals whispered that the soil never grew crops—only bones. In 2026, that cursed harvest rises across the Skullcraft Street front yard.
Farm relics, spiders, asylum horrors, graveyard spirits, lost souls, and the Boneyard become layered street-view scenes instead of rooms guests enter. The story unfolds through animation, light, fog, sound, and shadows—all visible from out front.
Fog, haze, animated figures, loud audio, low visibility, dark imagery, and flashing or strobing lights may be visible or audible from the viewing area. Guests sensitive to these effects should use caution.
The Skullcraft Family
Ever since I was a kid, I have always loved Halloween. That love became a tradition when I rented my first house at 21 and started creating budget-friendly, semi-graphic Halloween walkthroughs and displays at different homes in West Hills.
Over the years, I gained props, lost props, rebuilt scenes, upgraded effects, decorated special events and music venues, and helped turn a local bar into a haunted attraction. Now, with the support of my wife and son, we keep building a new imaginative escape every Halloween.
The best part has always been the laughter, screams, nervous smiles, and neighbors leaving with a real Halloween memory. Skullcraft Street exists because Halloween should never become just another holiday people stop caring about. We do this for the kids, families, neighbors, horror fans, and everyone who deserves a proper local display.
Vanessa, Neo & Mike Austin
Skullcraft Family
More Halloween Awaits
Revisit past Skullcraft Street displays and get ready for the 2026 front-yard season.
Find Skullcraft Street at 22537 Schoolcraft Street in the Shadow Ranch neighborhood of West Hills, California.