The Mortuary Collection House: The Real Raven's End Filming Location

The Mortuary Collection is a horror anthology movie containing four short tales slightly interconnected with the main plot, all full of gore and humor.

The linking story is set in the fictional island town of Raven's End.

Sam (Caitlin Custer) is a woman who after the funeral of a young boy challenges mortician Montgomery Dark (Clancy Brown), to tell her the scariest stories about death that he has encountered in his position.

Brown is known for his roles in The Shawshank Redemption, Highlander, or Thor: Ragnarok.

The movie features several cool and unusual filming locations. The Mortuary Collection was filmed in Astoria (Oregon), and Los Angeles. Here is our terrific spoiler-free report:

The next shot was filmed in Commercial and 14th Street - look at the background, some buildings have been removed and the lake has been added digitally to the scene.
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The paperboy cycles on his rounds in Franklin Avenue. The Seaport Lodge is the Masonic Temple where sections of episode two, starring Jacob Elordi (The Kissing Booth, Euphoria) and Ema Horvath (Don't Look Deeper and the new The Lord of the Rings series), were filmed.

Pictured below, the historic Grace Episcopal Church located just across the street.
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Sandra's house (Ema Horvath) is the Lincoln Avenue Methodist Church.

Built in 1897 in Pasadena, the temple was disassembled in six big pieces in 1981 and moved to the Heritage Square Museum in the Montecito Heights neighborhood of Los Angeles.

The beautifully ornate stained glass windows were stolen just before the relocation.

Since the 1960s, this open-air architecture museum has saved eight historic buildings from demolition thanks to a group of prominent citizens.
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The exteriors of the tall building featured in the third chapter, where Wendell Owens (Barak Hardley) takes care of his comatose wife, is the John Jacob Astor Hotel in downtown Astoria.

Featuring Art Deco and Gothic elements, the building has gone down in history for being the site used for the first cable TV system, just after World War II.
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Dr. Kubler's house featured in The Babysitter Murders episode is also part of the Heritage Square Museum.

The 1887 Hale House was beautifully restored, inside and out in 1970. Originally located in the Highland Park neighborhood of LA, this is considered the most photographed house in the entire city.
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1 comment:

Sissie 214 - March 15, 2021 at 8:01 PM
I use to live in Astoria and have visited both the Flavel House and the old jail across the street quite a few times. They're nothing short of amazing. I highly recommend it!