Eva and Helen Sofocli, at rear, Valerie Levine, left, Sydney Rodriguez, Ashley Bentsen and Demi Sofocli took a tour of the Haunted Halloween Walk in Oceanside.
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Maria Taravella, left, Sebastion Taravella and Brian Walowitz get a fright in the haunted backyard.
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Shannon Smith, left, Kendall Smith and Gillian Rubin catch up with an old friend.
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Susan and Rick Cinetti, center, with their children Samantha, 10, and Anthony, 7. The large monster behind them is not related.
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A spooky Skeleton sneaks up on an unsuspecting Adriana Ioco at the Cinetti’s Haunted Walk in Oceanside.
Once again, the Cinetti family, of Davison Avenue in Oceanside, turned their backyard into the ultimate haunted horror. This year, the Haunted Halloween Walk, as it has come to be known, features an all-new haunted coal mine and ghost town. Proceeds from the walk will go to the School 5 PTA. In fact, all the money raised on Oct. 22 — the first day the walk was open — went to the PTA.
