The biggest horror is the chunk a squirrel took out of the pumpkin!
I love Hallowe’en. I never get tired of seeing how people choose to decorate. And while there are loads of gory and fun decorations to purchase (which is what we’ve done the last two years), it’s especially excellent when people take it on themselves to use their own sick senses of humor and horror to entertain the masses.
This house on Bellevue Avenue has done a ghoulish job of using gravestones and silly sayings to create a motley crew of mourners in their front yard. I especially like “Here lies Ivana Pea” and “Ghoul Who Cut School.” The red demon coming out of the shrubbery is pretty horrifying as well. What are some of the best Hallowe’en Houses near you?
I love the “Ran with Scissors” tombstone! There’s a family not too far from us that goes all out decorating for Halloween. They’ve collected an assortment of scary skeletons, demons, etc. and the big draw is a full-size carriage on the front lawn with skeleton riders.They light it perfectly making it extra spooky. Fun stuff!
I’m so glad there are people who put in the effort. I like to think that when my kids are older we’ll be that family – loved and hated by our neighbors.
So fun! I think Montclair goes all out for all of the holidays more than where I am. We did have an awesome spooky house last year – unbelievable. Graveyard, blood on the sidewalk, tons of dry ice, spooky insides, scary sounds. But, they moved to Florida. Boo!
Last weekend was when all the decorations came out. There are a couple of streets that really go all out with parties and decorations and all of it.
This is awesome. I love the tombstones, especially the one that reads “I see dumb people”. Perfect for Halloween.
I thought it was clever too, considering that dead men tell no tales.
I laughed out loud over “you should see the other guy”
I know, I just love these types of corny things. Can’t help it!
I just found you via the Yeah Write NaBloPoMo so I’m not sure where you live, but Texas goes bananas for Halloween, just like with everything else. It really IS bigger. So fun to see people go all out…even if we forgot to even buy pumpkins for the porch this year. Doh!
I just love Halloween! This is the second year in a row that it’s been attacked by Mother Nature. That’s why I am so glad we went to see this display early! Thanks for stopping in!