halloween

Get into the Halloween spirit; all about trick or treating, spooky costumes, Halloween decorations and haunted houses for October 31st and all year round.

The Groovy Grave
Halloween is a time when we get to live out our fantasies and be another person for a day. The night is full of whimsy and Candy and I vibe with both of those things heavily. As a tarot card reader people except me to go all out for Halloween and throw an amazing party when I'm more likely to be doing “moon stuff” with my crystals in the backyard. If there is one thing, I won’t do is disappoint the people! (Because I'm still working on my people pleasing and standing up for myself) but I digress, so I did the damn thing you’re welcome spooky season playlist of the century This level of mastery is unattainable, do enjoy yourselves!
By samantha mentor 4 years ago in Horror
Join Me For The Ultimate Halloween Party
Welcome. I am excited to invite you to a special Halloween event! It takes place at a big old house that a group of enthusiastic musicians have converted into a recording studio. It features soundproof rooms that have been temporarily repurposed as party suites, specifically for this festive occasion. Each has a different theme and mini-playlist of fitting tracks. There are 9 rooms (a number casually reminiscent of Dante's 9 circles of hell), 4-5 songs each, for a total of 40 songs in all (over 3 hours of music).
By James Gordon4 years ago in Horror
Sounds for Samhain
It's the greatest time of year again! Autumn, the season that brings us Samhain, later dubbed Hallowe'en and Halloween. The Celtic origins of Halloween are not often studied or discussed by the masses, but it is important and interesting history. Delving into the topic and celebrating the part of my ancestry traced back to the Irish and Celts, I decided to share some fun things including favorite witches and vampires and items of information that will, hopefully, encourage and inspire readers to study Celtic and Irish history as well as the history of ancient peoples who lived in western Europe and originated traditions people take for granted and only recognize as commercialized party days today.
By Thomas Durbin4 years ago in Horror
A demon for Halloween
Ask anyone who performs magic at any level and they'll tell you that water is a key component. Now in what manner depends on who you talk to. Some use it as a way to wipe away a spell, some use it to aid a spell, and others use it however they feel like in the moment. I'm a personal believer in using it in multiple ways which is why the evening before Halloween I'm using a lake to help my spell. What spell am I attempting you ask? Why I want to summon the nastiest thing I can find and use it in my haunted house!
By Josephine Mason5 years ago in Horror
Down By The Foggy Waters
It was a normal day in Creekville and the teenagers was getting ready for the costume party for Halloween. The gang was all together Amy, Susan, Margie, and Elosie. They had all been childhood friends growing up and promising to always stay friends. They where in high school now and boy crazy. One of the guys from the varsity football team ask them to come to his Halloween party. He was the cutest guy on the team his name was Rick he transferred there the year before from Coolidge High School. This was their chance to get in with the most popular kids in school.
By Bathsheba Gibborim5 years ago in Horror
Fog
“You’re pulling my leg,” Jaime laughed with a snort. “And you’re doing a really bad job of it.” Jaime had stopped believing in ghosts almost two years ago; he was a man now. He pulled his jacket closer as he shivered in the chill. The sun was on its way down.
By alan pierce5 years ago in Horror
Black Pond
The story begins with two friends who like to explore the woods. About 20 miles East of their hometown in Northern Vermont lies a massive plot of land that had been abandoned in the late 1890s. On google maps, it shows only a blob of green, with a small body of water near the center, large enough to be a state forest, yet neither state nor company nor individual owns the land. After some research on the area, the two friends found that at least part of the land used to be an amusement park where people from all over the area could go for only a few dollars. Before this, much of the land was used as farmland, but most of the forest grew back only to be torn down again. By then, it had mostly returned to its original state of forested land.
By T.F. Hall5 years ago in Horror
Halloween Party Playlist 2021
You've invited all your guests. You've decorated your house (if you're American then hopefully that involves one of those crazy 12 foot skeletons because I'm very jealous of those). You've picked out your best costume and spent hours following SFX tutorials on YouTube to get the perfect scary look. Now you just need to set the right atmosphere, and I'm here to provide you with the perfect playlist to do just that. Here it is, and I'll defend my choices below:
By Angela Nolan5 years ago in Horror
No Deadbeat Tunes
Hey All you Boos and Ghouls!! Welcome to the hereafter blog with the treats and tricks to turn your afterlife into the after party. The only blog that's written by and for the dearly departed creatures. Just because we’re dead doesn’t mean we can’t live a little.
By Rosemary Kash5 years ago in Horror
Pumpkin Patch Smash
It’s time to pull out your black skull mugs and fill ‘em up with your favorite witchy brew. Let the hum of an autumn night lull you into the spirit of the season. When you’re hyped up from all the Halloween treats and it’s time to dance off those candy pounds get in the groove with this party play list. This list is a perfect mix for pretty wall flowers and the ghastly goblins that love the chance to be the center of attention.
By DC Hope5 years ago in Horror
Elder Amy’s Playlist of Halloween Mayhem
Beloved sisters, brothers, and non-binary siblings of the Coven, the time for spookiness and mayhem is once again upon us. The great gathering of 2020 was somewhat compromised due to a… shall we call it the unforeseen consequence of an experimental curse? Yes, that sounds about right.
By Amanda Fernandes5 years ago in Horror
How ‘ghost In The Shell: Dead End’ Came To Be And Why We Didn't Know What It Was About Again
How ‘ghost In The Shell: Dead End’ Came To Be And Why We Didn't Know What It Was About Again Until This Year's Digital Deluxe Edition. The long, slow story of Ghost in the shell goes something like this—it began back in 1998 with Takashi Miike and his team at SEGA Japan who were working on a concept for an anime based on Yuuki Kajiura–the manga that featured cybernetics where teenagers can talk computers instead just by thinking about them when writing their scripts. Although there was already been more than one live-action incarnation of ghosts around as well-known movies (Murasaki Naoko is currently considered a "Ghost" actor) it wasn´t until 2012 that what would become Shi.
By Mohammad Zahidul Islam5 years ago in Horror