
Halloween II (1981)
- Documented locations
- 21
- Year
- 1981
- Directed by
- Rick Rosenthal
- Cities
- Los Angeles, South Pasadena, Sierra Madre, Arcadia, Pasadena, Alhambra
1530 North Orange Grove Avenue (Hollywood)
Los Angeles, United States
House built in 1920, recognizable by its balcony; renovated since 2023, it has lost its original cupboard and balcony.
The scene : 2 min — The film picks up where the first one left off: shot by Loomis, Michael tumbles off the balcony of the Doyle house, this time landing in the front yard, and then fades into the night.
South Pasadena, United States
Narrow alley connecting Magnolia Street to Hope Street, behind the houses on Meridian Avenue.
The scene : 7 min — Emerging from a garden, Michael makes his way to the alley behind Meridian Avenue, glimpses children in costumes on the side of Hope Street, then turns back and hides behind a garage as Loomis passes by, angrily confronting Sheriff Brackett.
716 Meridian Avenue (South Pasadena)
South Pasadena, United States
The scene : 8 min — Michael sneaks into the Elrod garage and breaks into the house to steal a knife, while Mr. Elrod watches the Halloween marathon on television.
57 Montecito Court (Sierra Madre)
Sierra Madre, United States
The scene : 10 min — After crossing the neighboring lawn, Michael spies on Alice at her home, then enters and kills her, alerted by the scream of Mrs. Elrod.
Sepulveda Ambulatory Care Center (Building 10)
Los Angeles, United States
Veterans' outpatient care center, still in operation. Since 1981, a small building has been constructed in front of the ambulance canopy, and the area around the entrance has been paved and planted with trees.
The scene : 14 min — The exterior of Haddonfield Hospital: Laurie arrives by ambulance and is carried in on a stretcher through the emergency entrance, just before Michael approaches her in the night.
South Pasadena, United States
The scene : 18 min — From the northern corner of the intersection, Loomis mistakes Ben Tramer for Michael; as he flees, he crosses Meridian Avenue and is struck at the southern corner by a police car that crushes him against a van, which then explodes.
1537 North Orange Grove Avenue (Hollywood)
Los Angeles, United States
House built in 1962 and profoundly remodeled: carport replaced shortly after filming, rear part reconstructed in 1996, garage and upper floor added in 2001.
The scene : 22 min — In front of the Wallace house, Annie's body is being evacuated; her father, Sheriff Brackett, identifies her and then goes to inform his wife of the news.
Kersting Court (Sierra Madre)
Sierra Madre, United States
Pedestrian area of Sierra Madre, which already served as the setting for the town of Santa Mira in Invasion of the Body Snatchers (1956).
The scene : 24 min — Haddonfield Square: Karen goes to take her shift at the hospital with her friend Darcy, then Michael crosses the square unnoticed and walks past the sign that indicates the hospital.
Morningside Hospital (1958-1980)
Los Angeles, United States
Hospital opened in 1958 and closed in September 1980, remained abandoned and then demolished in 2003; apartment buildings now occupy the site.
The scene : 28 min — The essential interiors of Haddonfield Hospital: corridors, nurse stations, Laurie's room, operating rooms where Mrs. Alves is discovered and where the final confrontation takes place, as well as the basement morgue where Ben Tramer's body is examined.
Century House (South Pasadena)
South Pasadena, United States
Saltbox-style house from the late 19th century, counted among the oldest in South Pasadena. Threatened with demolition in 1987, it was purchased for one dollar by David Margrave, then moved one block south onto railroad land at the corner of Mission Street and Meridian Avenue. It now houses offices.
The scene : 42 min — The Myers house, which the crowd storms after the murders of the night.
709 Meridian Avenue (South Pasadena)
South Pasadena, United States
The site, which remained vacant after the departure of the house in 1987, has been occupied since the mid-2000s by a set of apartments.
The scene : 42 min — The Myers house, still in this location during filming, is besieged by the crowd after the murders of the night.
Hollywood Studio Club
Los Angeles, United States
Former Mediterranean neo-Renaissance hotel, designed by architect Julia Morgan and listed on the National Register of Historic Places.
The scene : 47 min — The grand salon serves as the interior of the Smith's Grove sanatorium, where Laurie sees young Michael in a dream.
Garfield Elementary School (Alhambra)
Alhambra, United States
School opened on September 15, 1886.
The scene : 53 min — At night, Michael breaks into the neighboring classroom of the main entrance, the one belonging to Laurie from the first film: he stabs a knife into a drawing and writes "Samhain" on the board with blood.
Los Angeles, United States
The scene : 1 hr 15 min — Learning that Laurie is Michael's sister, Loomis shoots the marshal's car window and forces him to turn back towards the hospital.
1536 North Orange Grove Avenue (Hollywood)
Los Angeles, United States
The scene : A neighbor of the Doyle house talks to Loomis about the kids who are trick-or-treating.
Westfield Santa Anita (Nordstrom parking lot)
Arcadia, United States
Parking located in front of the Nordstrom store in the shopping center; the western part of the center was rebuilt in the late 1980s, altering its layout and elevation.
The scene : The ambulance enters the parking lot of Haddonfield hospital.
Los Angeles, United States
The scene : Mr. Garrett, the custodian, inspects the vicinity of the building near the dumpster to find the cause of the phone outage.
1845 North Fair Oaks Avenue (Pasadena)
Pasadena, United States
Former Pasadena Community Hospital, closed at the end of the 1980s; purchased by the city in the early 1990s, it now houses the Pasadena Public Health Department and a medical center.
The scene : Other interiors of the hospital: the reception where Laurie and a child with a razor blade in his mouth are treated, the guard's station, the break room, the basement, and the generator room.
Raleigh Studios (Hollywood)
Los Angeles, United States
The scene : The corridor built in the studio for the final explosion, where Michael strides forward in flames.
Los Angeles, United States
House remodeled in 2007; the laundry building was demolished in 2019 to make way for a swimming pool and the garage converted into living space.
The scene : Loomis and the sheriff drive through the streets searching for Michael.
Sierra Madre, United States
Kersting Court Commerce, now a creamery; it served as a television store in Halloween III.
The scene : In front of this shop in the square, a boy carrying a boombox bumps into Michael, who thus learns where Laurie is.