Post reporter transforms into a cast member of the city’s spookiest lair for a night of fright

Behold, New York City’s newest “scream queen.”

It takes a lot to truly rattle me. I live for the eerie and the strange — the haunted houses, the folk horror flicks, the spooky vintage thrift store knick-knacks.

So when I recently got an offer to go full freak show and freak out New Yorkers at NYC’s boo-tacular Blood Manor — the hugely popular, 10,000-square-foot labyrinth with 22 themed rooms of gore, guts and high-voltage trauma — I was all in.

And, really, who wouldn’t be?

The annual Halloween attraction, which began in 2003, draws thousands of thrill-seekers who willingly pay to be terrified by more than 30 live actors, animatronics, and special effects — not to mention rumored real-life terrors.

Over the years, tenants have reported eerie apparitions and ghostly screams echoing through its halls, leading many to call it one of Tribeca’s most spirited locations.