Trip or treat? You can do both in these ghoulish getaways

Long before it became love language between those bunking up in the biblical sense, “boo” was used to frighten the kiddos.But with all of this war, pestilence, homicidal rogue AI … one might suppose callous gen Zers — up through the Betans, even — just don’t frighten that easy anymore come Oct.

31.Hmmm, we’ll see about that.If you want to scare those little scamps (or yourself) this Halloween, here are six spook-maxxing haunted haunts around the US guaranteed to goosebump even the steeliest of skins, Bay Area Bushman-style.What happens in Raccoon City, stays in Raccoon City.Capcom’s famed horror video game (turned movie) franchise “Resident Evil” has overtaken Universal Horror Unleashed inside its 110,000-square-foot Area15 space in Sin City, conveniently next to the Machine Gun Vegas shooting range.

It’s basically a dark and (pseudo)radioactively glowy haunted escape room packed with puzzles, easter eggs (umbrellas, especially, given the evil virus-making Corporation’s namesake) and awesome curdling-of-the-blood “infected undead” and easy-on-the-eyes, pony-tailed “police officer” cosplayers.No touching! Either way! Also, there are multiple bars, one with RE-themed Jell-O shots served out of syringes, thanks to F&B executive Ryan Casarez and served up by friendly enablers like bartendress Miel.

Sadly, you have to boogie down now — it closes Sept.27 (the venue’s other “Scarecrow,” “Texas Chainsaw,” “Exorcist” and “Monsters” haunted houses will, irony intended, live on year-round).

Your move, “Silent Hill!”Ding, dong: From $169If you really want to spook the locals, just sport a Jalen Brunson Knicks jersey! Oh we kid the San Antonians — but they no-joke it when it comes to Halloween.Especially Robert James Anthony and his RJA Ghost Tours around this unusually Germanic slice of Texas (which adds even more oomph to the geisty-ness).

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