The Scariest Looking Abandoned Theaters

Abandoned Theaters

I’m pretty sure if it weren’t for the movie A Clockwork Orange I wouldn’t give abandoned theaters a second thought.  But as it stands, the potential rape scene coupled with the acts of the old ultra violence coupled with the fact that the theater was about to collapse at any moment kind of left a scar on my brain.

So when I came across these crazy abandoned theater pictures it reminded me that at any given time there might be some kind of weird ass stuff going down in one of these places.  And that is not a fun feeling.

But since some of you like to be freaked out, here are 20 abandoned theaters that I doubt I’d enter

Thank you Julia at Abandoned Theater for these.

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34 Comments

  1. No crediting of sources at all? Some photographers did a lot of work to get these photos, the least you could do is give them credit for taking them.

  2. Not even close, I spend good portions of my childhood in places far scarier than these places. A derelict old theater is a thing of beauty for those who are willing to squat and revive those things of old the rest of society has given up on.

  3. i like the very first picture with graffiti in it has the black flag bars on the left side of the stage…exactly what i blast every time i take the top of a can

  4. Wow, these are absolutely fantastic pics! I literally just discovered your site via digg.com. I’ve always found old theatres to be fascinating. Noticed you’ve featured one of Detroit’s grand old theatres, now a parking lot, awesome!!

  5. Decay forgotten once glory. Entertainment been replace not by. Conventional home theaters social difference. Era, uniformed perception
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    also contributed. There demise architecturally unique. Reason embellished inferiors during stagnation. Economics 20’s and 30’s bought
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  6. Sad the ceilings are beautiful on so many I have seen including on here. I just picture these men making them with so much pride looking at the end like WOW! Then before it can even get old or decay it’s gone sad!

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