They have alottttt of inventory and a huge variety of characters a bit pricey but everything there…read moreseems pretty legit nothing cheap looking or knock off.

This place is cool to look at and shop. However, some of their items are overpriced compared to…read moreanother places. Their customer service is okay. They having a parking lot located in the back of the store. My sons got some NECA figures (Freddy vs Jason) and other items. Definitely worth stopping by and checking out.

Business hours and address are not accurate. Drove two hours to shop here but showed up at 5:15 PM…read moredue to the incorrect address. When I called I was told they close at 5 and not 6 as posted. If I were local this wouldn't be a big deal but is super inconvenient after driving so far.

The new warehouse at 5535 Cahuenga Blvd is AMAZING. They have such a huge selection of highly…read morecurated pieces. They have everything you could want, and an extremely knowledgeable and helpful staff. The prices are good, too. You can drop in, but I would recommend that you call first to see what's the best time to stop in, because sometimes they're very busy! By the way, the business is also called "Valentino's" Costume Shop so you might see it pop up that way on Google maps or whatever. Hopefully you get to meet Shon - he is a walking encyclopedia of fashion history.

Kreepy Halloween is an off-shoot of Glendale Halloween apparently. This store is located off of…read moreRiverside Dr. & Woodman Ave. in Sherman Oaks. It's a big store dedicated to all things Halloween and Christmas, which is a weird mix but whatevers. There's hardly any circulation inside the store and it doesn't help that everything smells musty, which tracks considering how old the costumes are. There's a decent selection of everything you could possibly be looking for, but they're outdated and it feels like someone's trying to offload a bunch of things they've been keeping in storage. Overall if you don't want to shop online and want to look at Halloween things in-person, it might be worth a look. Truth be told though, you'll be able to find everything cheaper and in better quality elsewhere.

The name of the store is indeed Kreepy Halloween, for some reason it's still listed as Glendale…read moreHalloween, because it's affiliated with the original Glendale Halloween Store, their former flagship location which makes finding it extra online confusing. Even their website lists this location as Kreepy Halloween... But they updated everything... I get using the same domain name, but there's ways to make it easy to find or navigate... "Kreep Halloween - Sherman Oaks" but use the same everything else. It's a huge emporium of all things costume, cosplay and halloween from awesome wigs and accessories to incredible masks, props, replica weapons and beyond. There's sections and areas for all ages, sizes and genders. Outstanding holiday decor from the moment you cross the threshold and are greeted by their friendly security and/or helpful staff. I wanted to check out the lay of the land, this being the former Joann's (Fabrics, before they went out of business) and often a Spirit Halloween location prior to that. Honestly enjoyed Kreepy Halloween and while it was a little chaotic, over packed with product and the week of all hallow's eve, everyone does their part to assist and keep this store up. A lot of the Joann's signs are still up and/or very visible, which is to be expected with such a short turnaround time. I believe this store physically opened here in August and additionally there is a Kreepy Halloween in Los Feliz as of October, second location. Customer service is personable for sure, however the line was a little confusing with not the best clear signs to guide you or markers to let you know where the line physically starts. They had me go up past the first few registers not in use to just behind a gap where employees enter and exit... I made sure there was room and didn't stand in the way of the opening, but no indicators, marks or instruction for this that I could noticeably see... Other than that, they did have up to four to five registers open and the line moved quickly. Reasonable prices and parking both underground and on the ground level at the Riverside-Woodman plaza on the corner of the streets of the same names - diagonal from Notre Dame High.

Junk for Joy is one of those high-end vintage shops that has been around for a long long time. What…read moreyou find here is a lot of the best of the best of vintage clothing. You can really find a lot of unique stuff. The great thing about this shop is, you really don't have to dig through the racks hoping you may find special something, like you do in say a thrift store. This shop is much more like a highly compressed department store. The items are all very well organized. You can go in and look for just the type of clothing item that you are seeking. Of course, this is a great shop to go into not expecting to find anything. Because for sure, you will find something interesting. Overall, this store has a lot of great stuff. That's the main thing to remember. It's a great place to get that unique piece of clothing and/or other apparel item that can really set your outfit in just the right direction.

Walked in and I wasn't greeted. I walked around the store and no one offered to help me, I was just…read morebeing looked at instead. After not being able to find what I was looking for I left to which I wasn't told a goodbye or anything. The entire time I was at the store the workers didn't greet/help me but much rather judged me. The stuff they had was cool but expensive just be careful since the employees will judge and stare at you.

An absolute gem. Wide selection of high quality products, engaging and knowledgeable service, and…read moreincredible value in terms of accessibility, convenience, and community value. This is the type of store that I always wanted growing up, but never had until coming to Los Angeles. A year-round costume and prop store, with horror enthusiasts working the beat and a constant stream of classic movies on the monitors throughout the space. Super cool, and a constant lifesaver for whatever ad hoc creative needs there might be! One thing: the hours can be irregular, so just make sure to call ahead before stopping by. Highly recommend.

Absolutely unacceptable experience at this store. My wife came in on Halloween night to make a…read moresmall $20 purchase for our son's face make up. Staff demanded to see ID, which she did not have with her, and instead of handling the situation professionally they treated her with blatant disrespect and forced her to leave the store, leaving her in tears. When she asked to speak with a manager, the person who claimed to be a supervisor was openly rude, dismissive, and refused to give his name. This humiliating and unprofessional behavior is completely unacceptable from anyone representing a business. I request that store management or corporate leadership contact me directly to address this incident. Employees who behave like this should not be serving customers.

Two years ago we did two costumes for a Game of Thrones party, and now we're back for another round…read moreof costumes. Although things are a bit disorganized, the service is amazing and the prices literally cannot be beat. Cash or Venmo only.

Reviewing Jeri's is like reviewing your favorite neighborhood coffee shop: bittersweet. This place…read moreis a gem, it's LA's best kept costume rental secret. I stumbled upon it by accident and let me tell you, I'm going to get every single costume here from now on. Their selection is incredible and what makes this place even more special, their owners are the nicest! A+

I wanted to take some time and give a glowing review to the staff at Western Costume Company. I…read morewas going to be on a Game Show, and I needed to get a fun costume. I was fortunate enough to chat with Lily! She asked me exactly what I was there to receive, and I told her I needed a fun costume, without spending tons and tons of money. We went through a catalog, and then we took a walk to see what costumes were lurking. I found a cool costume, and also another one. We were both pleased that at least we narrowed it down to just two. We came to the consensus that although one may be a bit more lively, the other would be more comfy for an all-day event. I sent a picture for approval, and I was told everything worked except the Hat. Forunatly, We knew that if we switched the hat, we could still have a great look. She got me two potential Hats from a very high shelf in the back. And I couldn't quite decide, so I ended up purchasing both! I knew that I didn't want to take any more time in analysis paralysis, but Lily was very patient with me, and she knew this was important to me, so she was right by my side the whole time! Once I got home I noticed that there was a stain on one of the hats that we just didn't catch, so I came back to make a note, and Christina, her boss, was kind enough to take some baby wipes and make it looks spick and span. It's funny because once the stain from the silly hat was gone, I said, " ok good, now I feel confident wearing this!" Both Lily and Christina were very kind, pleasant, and helpful. I highly recommend visiting them for all your costume needs! And I look forward to returning someday. Maybe even Halloween season! Thanks so much for your patience and kindness!!!

Emergency selection of on set supplies. Not the cheapest but there when you need it. Helpful staff.read more

Salt of the earth nice people to do character work with! Easy to work with and extremely attentive…read moreto detail! I can't rave enough about the love they take in their work. I will always have them assemble my outfits/costumes. Thank you guys!!

This is a great place for sourcing your custom and sometimes rental prop and costume film industry…read moreneeds. Mike and Alex are super helpful and friendly, and very professional....quality results, with competitive price quotes to the other shops. Don't be mistaken-- this is not a cheapy consumer Halloween costume rental shop-- this is where to go for professional quality products, mostly for the film industry, although I do hear they've made some custom costumes for celebrities!

This shop is awesome!! First off you get to see all these cool pieces that you loved in movies…read more. but right there in front of you! I had a custom armor bra made for Comic Con.. and it's not only bad ass, detailed and awesome but comfy!

Attention: This business is now closed to the public!…read more Tony did an incredible job sharpening our kitchen knives while my son and I looked around all the super cool medieval equipment that he produces by hand in his shop. I'm sad that The Sword and the Stone is a commercial enterprise only now, no access to the public. 5 stars for my past experience there.

I just hand an inquiry and they never replied to me. The least you could say is no. Don't just…read moreignore people.

I have never in my 20 years of working in this industry encountered the unprofessionalism and…read moreoutright rudeness that I did here today. To say I was treated less than human would be an understatement. I called MPCC at 9:36am and told them myself and a colleague would be coming in today. We have 6 films going into production between Q4 and Q2 2026. We generally film on the east coast but have decided to shoot local so we needed to find new local costume and prop house. I asked them on this call what I needed in order for us to come today. I was told I had to set up an account. No problem. I asked what I needed to submit in order to do that as I know each place is different. I was told all I needed to do was send an email with a One Sheet of our company. That was literally ALL i was told needed to happen for me to come in today. I sent that information immediately (9:47am) and also included a link to our companies IMDB and one of our films which is the one going into production the soonest. My coworker and I drive over (she came from nearly an hour away) and we arrive a few minutes before 11am. We walk up toward the door and a man begins to yell at us to get off the property, we're not welcome there, leave immediately, they don't want us there, etc. I was completely confused. I tried explaining to him that I had called and submitted my paperwork earlier but he continued to yell for another 4-5 minutes. I told him I was happy to show him my call log and email to the company in which I literally said I would be coming in TODAY. He went inside. I then got a phone call from MPCC and the woman said she was the manager. I told her I had sent in my information and told her I would be coming in today. She cut me off, and with just as much politeness as her colleague, said to me that she never gave me permission to come and I was not allowed to be there nor did I say I was coming in (mind you, I have an email to prove I did in fact say this and I also said it on the phone call). Then she said "did I say you had an account? No, I didn't." At that point I was just dumbstruck. In what world would anyone treat a potential client with such disrespect, especially a person who not so much as raised their voice and was not for even a second short or rude in return. I asked her why she didn't inform me earlier that more paperwork needed to be complete and said she only said I needed a one sheet to which she snapped at me that I'm wrong and that she'll tell me when I'm allowed to step foot on their property. At that point I told her thanks but no thanks. I would be bringing my business elsewhere. I went down the street to Western Costumes and then to Universal where they were normal and not jerks for no reason whatsoever. Also where they tell you exactly what you need to fill out ahead of time and not act like you're an idiot for not knowing the procedures at a company you've never been to. Also for those wondering: You only need to give your name and company to go to the Universal lot and for western costumes you submit a credit card authorization. Because god forbid they took the minute and half to allow me to fill out a credit card authorization while there. We all know how hard that would have been. I guess MPCC also needed my firstborn and kidney to step foot through the door. Honestly, I have no idea how this place stays in business when they speak to people the way they did today. But I certainly won't be using them and I will be letting every producer I work alongside know to go elsewhere. This town is small and word of mouth travels. Maybe try speaking to people like they're human beings. It goes a long way.