Haunted House Decorations buying guide

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1 Spooky Essentials
2 Fun and Creepy Props
3 Extra Scary Décor
4 For The Die-Hard Decorator
5 Related Guides
6 Related Products

For a fun and creepy Halloween, one must include decorations, props, and treats. Decorations aren't just for parties or haunted houses either. They're perfect for a fun night of handing out lollies, or just to get you and your family in the holiday spirit (insert pun here). For any good party or just in general, the creepier the better (depending on the age groups you expect, however). Remember that if there are children involved, creepy is good, but traumatising is generally frowned upon. For a fun, and safe All Hallows' Eve, some plastic trinkets like the standard ghosts, werewolves, vampires, and Frankenstein, are delightful, and tasty treats are always recommended.

Spooky Essentials

Skeletons are always a Halloween favourite. They're creepy and come in differing shades of realism. Some are fun and cartoonish, and some are just plain scary and disgusting. Choose the right one for the age group you are expecting at your house.

Spider webs are fairly standard. They will easily transform your house into an abandoned dilapidated crypt, and will most likely leave little cotton bits until next summer.

Rats, bats, spiders, snakes, bugs, or black cats, whatever creepy critter strikes your fancy, there are a million different plastic or rubber versions for sale. Just spread some around the floor, in the crisps, or anywhere near treats and witness your mates' reactions.

Tombstones can add an extra element to your garden, be a spooky centrepiece, or just decorate your wainscotting--your choice. Wherever you can fit them, and the more creative, the better.

Brain moulds are sure to please, especially those made of gelatine. Don't be disappointed if much is left uneaten--that speaks to the realistic and gritty factors.

Fun and Creepy Props

Monster hands are delightful and icky at the same time. Cleverly camouflaging it will be sure to give your guests a scare and a laugh.

Halloween confetti can be just plain gross and awesome. Confetti spiders are great to throw wherever, and watch them add to the general atmosphere.

The Grim Reaper is a classic piece of Halloween scenery, a prop, and a familiar skull-face. Bringing him to your party is sure to lighten the mood, especially if he talks.

Skull bowls make grabbing lollies or crisps a delightful task. Some skull bowls are anatomically correct, and creepily life-like.

A floating ghost is always fun for your garden, or to hang up above a stairwell, or on the entrance to the toilet. Wherever you can hang it, it adds a little something.

Extra Scary Décor

Severed Heads add a touch of something special to any hallway, table, or low hanging branch.

The Undead can be quite lively guests when you have an animatronic zombie as part of your celebrations.

"Realistic" ghosts are fun as long as the tykes don't get too scared. But for a grown-ups party, they can be quite enjoyable.

Body parts can be especially appetising next to food! Adds a touch of the black death to any Halloween party. Look for severed arms and feet.

Coffins : Because who doesn't need one of these at a party? Sure to spice up the evening. Mummy not included.

For The Die-Hard Decorator

Clear duct tape helps hang all of your Halloween ghouls.

Black lights and strobe lights completely set the mood with creative lighting.

A fog machine adds a layer of fog, and a creepy aura.

Creepy CDs set the audio soundtrack for your party, creepy screams and ghostly sounds.

Glow-in-the-Dark paints can only add to your festivities.

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Skeletons are always a Halloween favourite. They're creepy and come in differing shades of realism. Some are fun and cartoonish, and some are just plain scary and disgusting. Choose the right one for the age group you are expecting at your house.	Spider webs are fairly standard. They will easily transform your house into an abandoned dilapidated crypt, and will most likely leave little cotton bits until next summer.	Rats, bats, spiders, snakes, bugs, or black cats, whatever creepy critter strikes your fancy, there are a million different plastic or rubber versions for sale. Just spread some around the floor, in the crisps, or anywhere near treats and witness your mates' reactions.	Tombstones can add an extra element to your garden, be a spooky centrepiece, or just decorate your wainscotting--your choice. Wherever you can fit them, and the more creative, the better.	Brain moulds are sure to please, especially those made of gelatine. Don't be disappointed if much is left uneaten--that speaks to the realistic and gritty factors.


Monster hands are delightful and icky at the same time. Cleverly camouflaging it will be sure to give your guests a scare and a laugh.	Halloween confetti can be just plain gross and awesome. Confetti spiders are great to throw wherever, and watch them add to the general atmosphere.	The Grim Reaper is a classic piece of Halloween scenery, a prop, and a familiar skull-face. Bringing him to your party is sure to lighten the mood, especially if he talks.	Skull bowls make grabbing lollies or crisps a delightful task. Some skull bowls are anatomically correct, and creepily life-like.	A floating ghost is always fun for your garden, or to hang up above a stairwell, or on the entrance to the toilet. Wherever you can hang it, it adds a little something.


Severed Heads add a touch of something special to any hallway, table, or low hanging branch.	The Undead can be quite lively guests when you have an animatronic zombie as part of your celebrations.	"Realistic" ghosts are fun as long as the tykes don't get too scared. But for a grown-ups party, they can be quite enjoyable.	Body parts can be especially appetising next to food! Adds a touch of the black death to any Halloween party. Look for severed arms and feet.	Coffins : Because who doesn't need one of these at a party? Sure to spice up the evening. Mummy not included.


Clear duct tape helps hang all of your Halloween ghouls.	Black lights and strobe lights completely set the mood with creative lighting.	A fog machine adds a layer of fog, and a creepy aura.	Creepy CDs set the audio soundtrack for your party, creepy screams and ghostly sounds.	Glow-in-the-Dark paints can only add to your festivities.