Need last-minute Halloween decorations? We've put together a list of spooky and terrifying options, including a 12-foot skeleton and alternatives. By Latifah Muhammad editor All products and ...

Ali Spagnola spent an arm and a leg on Halloween décor. But the do-it-yourself diva makes no bones about dropping $800 to deck out her 12-foot-tall skeleton, Steve, in 500,0000 dazzling disco ...

Skeletons, it seems, have gone soft. No longer content to loom over you from a height of 12 feet, the latest en vogue Halloween collectibles are skewing more farcical than fearsome. A skeleton ...

Bring spine-chilling thrills to your Halloween setup with the best animatronics of 2024. Find out which eerie options can ...

The skeleton is given a child-like appearance by discarding the original adult-proportioned plastic skull and replacing it with a much larger item. The thought that plastic Halloween skulls are ...

Giant skeletons, scarecrows and spooky decor of ... Though candy remains the most popular Halloween purchase − an expected $3.5 billion in sales this year − American consumers might spend ...

This top-rated skeleton figure stands 12 feet tall and ... depending on the rest of your Halloween decor. For all the Disney fans out there, choose this mischievous Stitch figurine which lights ...

The spooky discovery was reported and investigated by several law enforcement agencies before determining it was a discarded ...

Skelly, the nickname given to the famous oversized skeleton Halloween decoration, has haunted neighborhoods since its debut at Home Depot in 2020. And Skelly's popularity has only grown since.

It’s time to get serious about planning your Halloween trick-or-treating route (or which spooky Portland-area home displays to visit). Don’t miss the house on the corner of Southeast 78th ...

While many car-pool culprits hope they can deceive the authorities by placing lifelike forms next to them, a driver recently put a Halloween skeleton with a “Scream” mask in the passenger seat ...

"It's called skeleton costume or three months on Ozempic," the "Tonight Show" host joked Tuesday night. Fittingly, most of Fallon's opening monologue was devoted to spooky season. The NBC host also ...