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For me, Halloween begins Sept. 1 and ends Oct. 31. That gives me two full months to enjoy the season and, usually, plenty of time to find a new animatronic creature to bring home.
For me, Halloween begins Sept. 1 and ends Oct. 31. That gives me two full months to enjoy the season and, usually, plenty of time to find a new animatronic creature to bring home.
Whether it’s October or July, you can cozy up with a blanket (with the AC on full blast), grab a pumpkin spice something or a tropical drink, and scare yourself silly with a good thriller or horror flick.
Every year, I compile a list of the best spooky and suspenseful films I’ve watched. This time, I’ve spiced things up by grouping them into 10 cleverly creepy categories.
One year for Halloween, I decided to bring a little classic TV charm — and a dash of gothic glam — to my living room with a spooky, small-scale celebration. I’ve always loved Halloween, but instead of going full haunted-house this year, I kept it cozy with a small gathering of ghouls, goblins, and a few brave humans.
Costumes were encouraged (of course), and I knew exactly who I wanted to channel: the darkly delightful Lily Munster.
While researching costume ideas for a Halloween article this year, I stumbled upon a few pet getups that are equal parts adorable, ridiculous, and downright humiliating. If you’ve been dying to embarrass your dog in the most festive way possible, look no further. Here are a few of my favorites:
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