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Trunk-or-treat will probably be in a parking lot near you this Halloween.

Rather than go door-to-door, a lot of kids these days get their Halloween candy by going car-to-car.

From Springwood to Cuesta Verde, these fictional places serve as settings for some of the best horror movies of all time.

The origin of the multipurpose saw's catchy name, explained.

Just when you think they can‘t get any cuter.

See which pet costumes people are most excited for this Halloween.

A clear blue, Japanese edition of the Nintendo 64.

If you held on to an original copy of “Super Mario 64” from the 1990s, you could be rich.

All five answers to the questions below have something in common. Can you figure it out?

The BBC got the wrong kind of attention for a Halloween special.

A live Halloween special in 1987 had viewers convinced that a magic trick had just gone very wrong.

RIP to whichever birds get stuck in this fake spider web.

Along with jack o’ lanterns, skeletons, and ghosts, spider webs are a classic part of creepy Halloween décor. But the spooky faux webs can be more dangerous than they appear.

Many bearded vulture nests are packed with ancient secrets.

It turns out vultures are excellent, accidental collectors of history.

Disney designers use a brilliant trick to keep you immersed in the fantasy.

Whether you’re religious or just a fan of monumental architecture, visiting a cathedral can be an awe-inspiring experience. Here are 11 masterpieces worth the journey.

Each book was adapted (however loosely) into one of films listed below it. But which one?

Answering the same question over and over and over again can get grating. But there are important developmental reasons behind why young children are so into asking “why.”

You never know what—or who—you'll encounter in these national parks.

The parks offer thrill seekers, ghost hunters, and the brave alike another reason to visit.

How well do you know the macabre motifs of Halloween’s favorite writer? Try matching the Edgar Allan Poe quote to the spooky short story.

Contrary to popular belief, it‘s not just older people who get scammed.

The ultra-online Generation Z is still getting hoodwinked by text scams.

Just because seat belts make cars and planes safer doesn’t mean they’d do the same for trains, which are built differently, move differently, and, most importantly, seat their passengers differently.