A scary guest came to town just in time for Halloween.
The star of Rob Zombie’s “Halloween,” Tyler Mane, recently made a visit to Hollywood Palms but you might know him better as Michael Myers. Mane was there to promote his new film, “Compound Fracture,” as well as to host a viewing of the film that made him famous.
Fans enjoyed a meet and greet with the star, Q & A after the film, and a chance to win a walk-on role as a murder victim in Mane’s next film, “Penance Lane.”
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