Kiko Bailey, owner of Slasher World, with an old-school lunch box and a bust of the Crypt Keeper. (Solomon O. Smith / For The Times) Hundreds of VHS tapes are meticulously arranged and displayed.

Hundreds of VHS tapes are meticulously arranged and displayed. Garage rock tunes blare as guests scour the collections. High-spirited exchanges about “Scream” and “Halloween” fill the air. This isn’t ...

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Slasher World on Melrose Avenue offers horror-themed merchandise, movie scene re-creations, props and photo-ops. Visitors can also purchase $13 tickets to Slashback Video, a permanent horror VHS ...