Take a tour of Waverly Hills Sanatorium with your favorite horror movie celebs

Have room for one more ghoulish Halloween-related event on your calendar? Thanks to "Horropalooza Weekend," a three-day celebrity event in a super haunted location, the screams will continue into the month of November.

Held at Louisville's Waverly Hills Sanatorium, which has been called "the most terrifying building in America," Horrorpalooza is a horror flick, star-studded weekend set for Friday, Nov. 4 through Sunday, Nov. 6.

Celebrity guests from your favorite scary movies includ Danielle Harris (the “Halloween” movie series), Michael Pare (“Village of the Damned”), John Dugan (“Texas Chainsaw Massacre”), Ed Neal ("Texas Chainsaw Massacre"), Allen Danziger ("Texas Chainsaw Massacre"), Chase Wright Vanek (“Halloween 2”), Rob Mello (“Happy Death Day”) and more.

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When you're done snagging autographs and photos with the film stars and movie makeup artists, stop by and meet with noteworthy psychics, mediums, exorcists and those who channel the dead.

The event, which is for guests 12 years and older, also includes music, vendors, seminars, film screenings and, of course, tours of Waverly Hills Sanatorium.

Here's what else you need to know about the Horrorpalooza event:

How much does it cost to attend Horrorpalooza weekend?

• Single-day pass: $30

• Weekend pass (Friday, Saturday, Sunday): $65

• VIP ALL pass: $125. Includes early entry, access to all three days of the show, free photo op, commemorative shirt and poster. Plus your choice of a one-night tour event.

• Super VIP package: $165. Includes early entry, access to all three days of the show, free commemorative shirt and poster. Plus your choice of a one-night tour event.

Attendees can also purchase separate passes to tour Waverly Hills at night with Danielle Harris, Michael Pare, or John Dugan for $49 each. Additionally, there will an overnight tour with a special guest who will be announced soon.

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A portion of the proceeds from ticket sales goes to the Waverly Hills Historical Society. You'll find all the information you need to attend the event and purchase tickets at horropaloozaweekend.com.

Where is Waverly Hill Sanatorium located?

Waverly Hills Sanatorium is on the National Register of Historic Places for both its significance historically, as well as the architectural significance of the building. The building is located at 4400 Paralee Drive in Louisville.

Is there an age limit for Horrorpalooza Weekend?

Yes, no one under 12 years old will be allowed at the event.

Reach Features reporter Kirby Adams at kadams@courier-journal.com.

This article originally appeared on Louisville Courier Journal: Halloween, more horror stars invade Waverly Hills for Horrorpalooza