5 Transforming Costume Ideas to Take Your Halloween to the Next Level
Why wear one costume when you can wear two?
Why wear one costume when you can wear two?
Nearly three centuries after her death, Maria Bertoletti Toldini may get a second chance for justice.
When you know what goes into making them—ping pongs, for example—even the most frightening horror movie monsters become less scary.
Forget two triangles and a toothy grin; this Halloween, take your jack o'lanterns to the next level.
Wes Craven's meta-horror film spawned a handful of sequels, and a possible backlash against one California community.
See what the most popular Halloween costume is in your area.
The library’s extensive Witchcraft Collection is open to the public and available online.
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We interviewed professionals working at haunted houses to find out more about how these places work and why we love them like we do.
THe 2015 roundup of just pure awesome Halloween costumes.
The hollowed-out gourds provide a spectacle, but are they seaworthy?
These invaders of the wee hour weekend airwaves guided young viewers through cinematic fare from 'Dracula' to 'Robot Monster.'
See how the fashion of Halloween has changed over the years.
Kenny Caperton loved the blue Victorian home so much that he decided to construct his own version.
The horror comedy 'Once Bitten' (1985), starring Jim Carrey and Lauren Hutton, tells the story of a 400-year old vampire who feeds on virgins to keep her youthful appearance.
Johnsonville is still on the market!
Halloweens of yesteryear were filled with treats, but many more tricks—or at least that's how it seems from contemporary newspaper clippings.
'A Nightmare on Elm Street,' Wes Craven's 1984 horror classic that introduced Freddy Krueger to the world, was partly based on a true story.
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Every Halloween, adults worry that their kids will bring home dangerous and/or poisonous Halloween candy. Does it actually happen?