Haunted buildings

Dark Passage is a New York-based organization that explores (and photographs) abandoned buildings and derelict sites.

Haunted Lesbian Sorority

This is pretty funny. First, picture a pair of guys fantasizing about the goings-on inside a sorority house. (The girls all shower together, have topless pillow fights, etc.) Now, imagine that those crazy fantasies are not only true, but the guys doing the dreaming are actually in the house watching it all go down... and they're invisible... and they're ghosts.

Haunted wedding

I've written about the idea of Halloween-themed weddings before, but these people actually had one.

Great tree

I discovered this haunt while reading Pumpkinrot's blog. It's a perfect example of how a large yard isn't required to create a memorable display. And check out his amazing tree! He created it using 10 cans of Great Stuff foam and some aluminum window screening.

Haunted table decor

This site has lots of great ideas for unusual haunted table decorations. Check it out.

My Spirit trip

This year I've been really impressed with the displays at the nearby Spirit Halloween store. Showcasing props on the front porch of a life size haunted cabin is a great idea.

Haunted Headstones

Haunted Headstones creates professional quality, highly-detailed tombstones for the haunted attraction industry. Each gravestone is made from solid pine, weighs approximately twenty pounds and is free-standing. Unfortunately for the home haunter, these tombstones are fairly expensive. They range in price from $109 - $307. (They also have a line of economy stones for $20 - $70, but they don't look nearly as good.)

Even if you don't have any intention of making a purchase, you should definitely check out their designs. One of their props might inspire your next homemade stone.

Halloween records

This site is devoted to haunted albums of yesteryear. Click here to enjoy the vintage cover art and listen to tracks from each album.

Haunted Lenticulars

I love lenticulars! My house is filled with them - vintage lenticulars, advertising lenticulars, light-up lenticulars, custom lenticulars, etc. That's why I was particularly thrilled to receive a haunted lenticular for Christmas. The one I got (shown on the left) is by the folks at The Ghoulish Gallery. They are one of at least 5 companies that have started producing these types of images in recent years. While I don't know anything about the quality of these other companies products, I can tell you that the lenticular I received looks wonderful. The image is crystal clear. I couldn't be happier.

You can check out more of The Ghoulish Gallery's products at --> http://www.theghoulishgallery.com

And if you've have any firsthand experience with other haunted lenticular companies, please let me know what you thought.