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Junji Ito Horror House to Spook Malaysia from Sept.-Nov.
by: The Beat Asia
September 22, 2023
Halloween is still a month away, but Japanese horror master Junji Ito’s Horror House is ready to bring three months of spine-chilling experiences to Malaysia, starting this September. This comes after the announcement of the horror house’s arrival in Bangkok, which will begin on Oct. 7.
From Sept. 8-Nov. 30, the horror attraction set to open at the LaLaport Bukit Bintang City Centre promises to have Malaysians screaming from terror with immersive experiences of Ito’s “Uzumaki: Spiral to Horror” and “Junji Ito Maniac: Japanese Tales of the Macabre," among others.
If these weren't frightening enough for its visitors, the horror house will also showcase iconic and hair-raising art pieces inspired by Ito's illustrations in its Secret Section, along with the inaugural "Uzumaki" exhibition in ASEAN.
Tickets are now available via Klook and are worth RM39 (Early Bird, Weekday), RM49 (Early Bird, Weekend), RM249 (Bundle for 4), and RM498 (Bundle for 8).
Sounds exciting? Grab your friends and buy your tickets now! Just a warning, though: prepare for jump scares!
To learn more about the Junji Ito Horror House in Malaysia, visit the exhibition’s website or follow its Instagram and Facebook pages.
When: Sept. 8-Nov. 30
Where: LaLaport Bukit Bintang City Centre, No. 2, Jalan Hang Tuah, Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia
How much: RM39 (Early Bird, Weekday), RM49 (Early Bird, Weekend), RM249 (Bundle for 4), RM498 (Bundle for 8) / Buy here
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