I don't totally love the look of this print, but the idea of having a glow-in-the-dark skull appear when you turn out the lights is genius.
I don't totally love the look of this print, but the idea of having a glow-in-the-dark skull appear when you turn out the lights is genius.

"Psycho shower curtain"
"Blood Bath shower curtain"
"Bloody shower curtain"
"Mad Mother Psycho shower curtain"
"Sicko shower curtain"
"Custom Psycho shower curtain"
I like this brain-shaped salt & pepper shaker by Propaganda, but the description seems a tad over the top. "It is irresistible to touch. The one and only salt and pepper shakers that you will love and treat with respect at the same time." Treat with respect, huh?
I know what I'm serving at this year's Halloween party! Full cooking instructions at Not Martha.
These vinyl decals are available in a variety of sizes. They would look great on the wall next to yesterday's featured pillory table.
Mis-
on posts, with holes for the head and hands, in which offenders are formally locked to be exposed to public scorn and informal meals as punishment."
White Chapel sells this inexpensive (only $34!) iron bat-shaped door knocker. Perfect for any haunted house!
After seeing yesterday's sequined face post, my friend Zoran sent me a link to this Roy Luchtenstein-inpired costume.
Who says that sequins are only for clothing? Artist Kerstin zu Pan proves that they also look great when applied to the face. Do I smell a potential 2010 costume for Mrs. Bones?
These jars don't look nearly as good as Arana Muerta's, but with detailed instruction from iMakeProjects, they certainly seem like a fun and easy project that anyone could do.

I want this Skeleton Chair. Looks like it would be most at home outside on a patio, but I'd consider putting it inside as well.
I thought I'd discovered the world's coolest wallpaper back in 2007, 2008, March 2009, and
October 2009. Oh, how wrong I was! This gorgeous irridescent flocked skull wallpaper has all the others beat hands down. Can't wait to get some for my bedroom.
Who says that jack-o'-lanterns have to be made out of gourds? These instructions will show you how to turn metal buckets
into cool Halloween lanterns.
I'd have loved a bed like this when I was a kid. (Aw, who am I kidding? I'd still love a bed like this!)
Not exactly haunt-related, but I can see how it could be considered kind of creepy. This illuminated swing by BCXSY might look great in your yard haunt with some sort of ghost child gliding back and forth.
I don't know, guillotine's are just getting too fancy for my liking. I remember the good old days, before they were so fashionable. A Chanel guillotine / breakfast nook? No thanks. I don't like my decapitation devices to have labels attached.

Damn! This gold skull is sold out. Looks like I'll have to paint my own skull and fit it with glass eyeballs. (Seriously. The glass eyeballs are awesome. They make the skull.)
This shield & bat combo will come in useful when the zombies attack. (Plus it's an attractive bedside table.)
If you've got a small plastic skeleton, some pantyhose and glue, you too can make your very own, sideshow worthy mummified fairy. (Click here for the tutorial)
Not only is this black and white nursery gender neutral, but it's also a little creepy. To me, it kind of looks like a haunted town.
Only open for one month this past September, The Icecreamists was "a subversive new ice cream installation in (London's) Selfridge's." "One-part Vivienne Westwood, one-part Hard Rock Boutique and one-part Alice in Winter-Wonderland, The Icecreamists is a deliciously dark and subversive twist on the traditional ice cream parlour. Adult, with a scoop of inner-child, this unique concept is satirical, provocative, playful and unlike anything ever seen before. With concoctions such as 'The Sex Pistol', which contains Viagra (yes, Viagra) and Absinthe, The Icecreamists are adult indeed!"