here is some real history of the house. The Sanders House is located on 1345 Carroll Avenue in Angelino Heights neighborhood of Los Angeles. The house was said to be built around the 1870s and was first occupied by a businessman named Michael Sanders. Sanders owned numerous warehouses in Los Angeles that had often been used for the purpose of importing and exporting. The house was built as a replacement home for a house that had previously been left abandoned and dilapidated. While the home had appeared to have been rebuilt, some of the trees that have been planted well before the old house had been torn down still remain in place. The home was later converted into a duplex home. As of today, it isn’t known who may be residing inside the home or whether or not if it’s still being used for filming. But to note, almost every home that is in the same neighborhood as the Sanders House is considered to be an important city landmark. On February 3, 1971, the Sanders House along with many other houses on the same stretch of road were named landmarks by the city of Los Angeles. The 1300 block of Carroll Avenue was named a National Landmark in 1976. While the entire block is a frequent place where many movies, shows, and even music videos were being filmed the Sanders House was the sight of one of the most famous music videos of all time. THE FILMING OF MICHAEL JACKSON’S “THRILLER” Source: [d13ezvd6yrslxm.cloudfront.net/wp/wp-content/images/michael-jackson-thriller-e1535549330442-700×355.jpg] The Sanders House would forever be known as the “Thriller” house after world-famous pop star Michael Jackson filmed the music video for his #1 Thriller in 1984. The music video is probably the most recognizable and perhaps more unforgettable video of all time. If you remember watching it and seeing The King of Pop dance with zombies and hearing the monologue and hair raising laughs coming from horror film legend Vincent Price, you know that it was a video that was quite “haunting” to say the least. However, because of the music video itself, the house has become a permanent fixture among the many places to see in Los Angeles. However, the Thriller music video was not the only filming that the Sanders House would witness. Even years after Thriller took the world by storm, the house served as one of the filming locations for the 1989 movie “Teen Wolf”. Later on, the TV show Charmed filmed a couple of scenes of one episode inside the house itself. This house may have been considered to be one of the ideal places to shoot a few scenes for a horror-themed TV show or film, the mystery remains as to whether or not if the house itself is actually haunted even without the film crews present.
here is some real history of the house.
The Sanders House is located on 1345 Carroll Avenue in Angelino Heights neighborhood of Los Angeles. The house was said to be built around the 1870s and was first occupied by a businessman named Michael Sanders. Sanders owned numerous warehouses in Los Angeles that had often been used for the purpose of importing and exporting. The house was built as a replacement home for a house that had previously been left abandoned and dilapidated. While the home had appeared to have been rebuilt, some of the trees that have been planted well before the old house had been torn down still remain in place.
The home was later converted into a duplex home. As of today, it isn’t known who may be residing inside the home or whether or not if it’s still being used for filming. But to note, almost every home that is in the same neighborhood as the Sanders House is considered to be an important city landmark. On February 3, 1971, the Sanders House along with many other houses on the same stretch of road were named landmarks by the city of Los Angeles. The 1300 block of Carroll Avenue was named a National Landmark in 1976. While the entire block is a frequent place where many movies, shows, and even music videos were being filmed the Sanders House was the sight of one of the most famous music videos of all time.
THE FILMING OF MICHAEL JACKSON’S “THRILLER”
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The Sanders House would forever be known as the “Thriller” house after world-famous pop star Michael Jackson filmed the music video for his #1 Thriller in 1984. The music video is probably the most recognizable and perhaps more unforgettable video of all time. If you remember watching it and seeing The King of Pop dance with zombies and hearing the monologue and hair raising laughs coming from horror film legend Vincent Price, you know that it was a video that was quite “haunting” to say the least. However, because of the music video itself, the house has become a permanent fixture among the many places to see in Los Angeles. However, the Thriller music video was not the only filming that the Sanders House would witness. Even years after Thriller took the world by storm, the house served as one of the filming locations for the 1989 movie “Teen Wolf”. Later on, the TV show Charmed filmed a couple of scenes of one episode inside the house itself. This house may have been considered to be one of the ideal places to shoot a few scenes for a horror-themed TV show or film, the mystery remains as to whether or not if the house itself is actually haunted even without the film crews present.
Imagine living next to the thriller house that would be so cool
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