It seems Halloween tricks aren't limited to neighborhoods and households, and this time of year you can find a good fright anywhere, even the middle of New York's Central Park.
Watch the Bush Man scare the leaves off some unlucky park-goers as they try to find peace and encounter Ed Bassmaster instead...
--via Tastefully Offensive
Mondo is the Alamo Drafthouse poster company that creates limited edition screen printed posters with re-envisioned artwork that'll knock your bolts off!
They've been wowing folks with fresh designs from artists such as Mike Mitchell, Drew Struzan and Tom Whalen, and now they're set to have their biggest show yet, with posters based on Universal Studios horror films.
Head to the Laughing Squid link below if you want to see more of the Universal monsters series, or hit the other link and head to their shop page where you'll find lots more Mondo.
Link --via Flavorwire
The original version of Stephen King's Carrie still stands up to this day as one of the creepiest, and most satisfactorily vengeful, horror films ever.
So is it blasphemous to think that this trailer makes the new version look just as good as the original? No way! It's about time they made a worthy reboot of a classic movie!
--via Vh1
Crafty spiritualists Bethalynne Bajema and Myke Amend were tired of looking at the same old Ouija board, so they put their heads together and came up with some beautiful new redesigns featuring delicate demonic artwork and a solid wood base.
The new layout may throw the spirits off for a moment but they'll get the hang of it, and when the word gets out you may end up with more spiritual contacts than you'll know what to do with!
Flickr user riptheskull has a great account name, and a wonderful collection of Halloween ephemera. Check out the collection of Halloween greetings people could send to each other on postcards 100 years ago. There are over 1,600 in the set! Link -via Buzzfeed
(Image credit: Flickr user riptheskull)
A coffin box, some fake bugs and a few springs and you have what it takes to make your own creepy trick coffin that's a perfect Halloween trick.
Really, you should keep your sheep from watching any movie with memorable characters like that...he is, after all, a sheep. But hey, at least he looks fabulous!
Via Geekosystem
Pets Lady's Halloween coverage of animals in costume has been pretty great, but this Cthulhu cat photo from their list of spooky cat costumes just might be my new favorite cat costume of all time...and that's saying a lot.
Vampires weren't always all emo and sparkly, they used to be one of the most grotesque and disgusting creatures in folklore, with an insatiable appetite for human blood and a penchant for dismembering their victims.
Channel your inner Van Helsing by reading up on ten particularly nasty varieties of vampire from across the globe, and protect your neck...
Fear not faithful reader- the parents in this photo weren't attacked and eaten by their zombified children, this whole terrifying tableau is a creative family portrait session.
I've heard of giving your kids a fighting chance in life but this is ridiculous!
Pumpkin carving tools are such a pain in the neck, so why not employ some serious firepower to punch your jack-o-lantern's face into place?
Let hickok45 show you how a gunslinger carves a pumpkin, one carefully placed round at a time.
--via Tastefully Offensive
From the creators of the Scary Movie franchise comes the next phase of ridiculous horror movie parodies- A Haunted House.
As if poltergeists and paranormal activity around the house weren't hilarious enough, here comes another American horror story which takes place in the house at the end of the street and promises to be a real scream!
(some language in trailer may be NSFW)
--via GeekTyrant
Body painting has come a long way from the days of slapping on some clown white so you look more like Bozo, and these days artists are painting some amazing things on the human canvas.
Japan's premiere body modification painter Choo-San creates body paintings worthy of ewwws, aaahs and icks, giving people that zipper-in-the-back look with pigment and brush.
Link --via Geekologie
Creative Spark is a branding agency from London who came up with a Halloween inspired way to raise money for the Marie Curie Cancer Care- a line of horror movie themed posters, featuring really cool minimalist designs and bold colors, which they're currently selling through their website.
These posters are currently only for sale to the UK, but be sure to check Ebay in a month or two if you want to get your hands on one!
Link --via DesignTAXI
