I’ve got a few spots that’ll give you that bone‑chilling glow. Check out an abandoned mental asylum on the outskirts of a sleepy town; the peeling paint and rusted ward doors feel like a slow‑moving specter. An old coastal lighthouse that’s been long silent—those cracked glass panels refracting the sea breeze into ghostly shards—works too. If you can find a deserted railway station with a freight car still standing, the echoing whistles make for a haunting soundtrack. For something extra macabre, a derelict fire‑station built on a hill where the siren never sounded can give you that looming, ominous vibe. Any of those will set the perfect dark mood for your shots.