Redondo Beach About Town
Bloodied “Waldo” Andy Jones steps out of the Keidrowski family’s haunted house as a smiling survivor. Photo The haunted house on Lomax Lane The two young teens — one dressed as a panda, the other wearing a costume from the 1995 Michael Jordan movie “Space Jam” — approached the gate at the front of the haunted house on Lomax Lane cautiously. The sun had long since set. The screams from shocked guests of the maze had echoed down the street all night, but momentarily subsided. Space Jam took the lead. He entered the maze, but was cut off before his second step. A masked man in a white robe popped out of nowhere, screaming and waving a (plastic) knife. Panda didn’t waste a beat. He turned on his heel, left his friend to the wolves and speed-strolled away. “Nope, I’m out,” he said, hands firmly in his pockets. Those moments, screams and laughter alike, are why Shawn and Lisa Kiedrowski turn their Redondo Beach home into a haunt each Halloween. Each year for about a decade, the family gives a fright to hundreds of people, at no cost, for the joy of the scare. The top banana of a family-sized bunch sprints away from the haunted house’s exit. Photo “It’s all by word of mouth; no flyers…
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