Horror Fan Builds Incredible Replicas Of Famous Haunted Houses

A fan of horror movies from New Zealand has put her creative abilities to use making detailed models of haunted houses from Hollywood films.

Nicole's hobby of making handmade haunted houses has started turning heads online. Her cardboard and wooden stick models are inspired by classic horror flicks like 'Amityville Horror', 'Psycho' and Stephen King's 'It'.

So far, Nicole has created Norman and his late-mother's creepy house, which famously stood alongside the sinister Bates Motel in Alfred Hitchcock's 1960 classic, 'Psycho'. The exterior of the gothic-looking Second Empire Victorian house seen in the movie, and its sequel 'Psycho II', was built especially for the movie. The set still at Universal Studios Hollywood.

The real house was once home to Robert DeFeo, who was convicted of murdering his father, mother, two brothers and two sisters with a shotgun in the house in 1974.

Nicole's highly-detailed model of the infamous house has five internal rooms that you can peek inside of, each lit by battery-powered lights. DeFeo's murder weapon is hidden inside one of the rooms.

Nicole is currently working on the imposing haunted house from Stephen King's 'It'. Well House, which looks like a classic haunted house, is a key location in the movie. Situated on Neibolt Street in the town of Derry, the misfit kids enter the house to gain access to the sewers, where killer clown Pennywise hides.