One of Tarantino’s biggest set-pieces in “Hollywood” takes place at the Spahn ranch, a former production location for many Westerns that served as the home for the Manson Family cult in 1969.

Indeed, “Once Upon a Time” explores the bizarre juxtaposition of the old and the new, establishment versus counter-culture, and the Spahn Ranch sequence offers the most unsettling example.

Once Upon a Time in Hollywood depicts the Manson Family members giving horseback tours on the George Spahn ranch ...

George Spahn let the Manson family live on his ranch, rent-free, in exchange for labor and helping out with the horse-riding business, according to David J. Krajicek’s book, “Charles Manson ...

Here's where to find the Los Angeles attractions saluted in Quentin Tarantino's new "Once Upon a Time ... in Hollywood," from Musso & Frank's to Spahn Ranch.

It’s pretty much considered common knowledge now that Quentin Tarantino’s Once Upon a Time in Hollywood becomes an even better movie on a second viewing. The first time is too filled with ...

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Here’s where to find the Los Angeles attractions saluted in Quentin Tarantino’s new “Once Upon a Time ... in Hollywood,” from Musso & Frank’s to Spahn Ranch.

At one point in “Once Upon a Time … in Hollywood,” Dalton is on the set of a show (he’s doing a guest shot in a vaguely humiliating bad-guy mustache).

One of Tarantino’s biggest set-pieces in “Hollywood” takes place at the Spahn ranch, a former production location for many Westerns that served as the home for the Manson Family cult in 1969.