Encino

Encino is a city located in Los Angeles County in California. Screenwriter Edward Dein, best known for his work on 1940s films such as Jungle Woman and The Frozen Ghost died in Encino, California on February 14th, 1984. Director Edward Dmytryk, who worked on the 1943 movie Captive Wild Woman died in Encino on July 1st, 1999. American filmmaker David Michael Latt was born in Encino on May 28th, 1966. He is co-founder of The Asylum, a movie production company specializing in direct-to-video knock-offs of more popular, theatrically released films. St. Montague Cemetery in Encino was used for filming scenes in movies such as Boogie With the Undead, The Devil's Due at Midnight and The Boneyard Collection.

In season two of the FX Network television series American Horror Story, the characters of Teresa Morrison and Leo Morrison originally hailed from Encino, California, before taking a fatal trip to Wasaugee, Massachusetts.

People who were born in

 * David Michael Latt

People who died in

 * Edward Dein
 * Edward Dmytryk