Anatomical armchair

Via BoingBoing.

Castle Grayskull

This was built for ComicCon 2008. I wonder what happened to it once the convention was over?

Horror chokers

From the maker of yesterday's popular coffin coach comes a line of horror-themed necklaces. Choose from a variety of Frankenstein-esque stitches, throat-slit blood drops and toxic slime oozing chokers.

Coffin couch (version 2.0)

A while back I wrote about this brand of coffin couches. Well, believe it or not, someone else has come up with their own version. (Seen pictured above). Personally, I prefer the look of the more modern, leather coffin couch. On the other hand though, I do appreciate the way this one folds up into a coffee table. Aw hell, I'll just get one of each.

Nursery skulls

See? You can use skulls to decorate a nursery.

Monster buckles

One of my favorite artists, Elizabeth McGrath, created this awesome two-headed bat for the fine folks at Monster Buckles. It's available as either a belt buckle or necklace.

Be sure to check out the rest of their awesome horror-inspired buckle collection. They have everything from the very cool zombie buckle with movable jaw (seen above) to hearses, Frankenstein monsters, cyclopes, and more.

Skeleton bicycle

By artists Kyle McQuilkin and Debra Raines. (Click here for more photos).

How to make a diamond skull

Here's an article about how Damien Hirst created his $100 million diamond-encrusted platinum skull.

Gothic bathroom fixtures

London-based designer Stephen Einhorn wants to help you create the perfect gothic bathroom with this line of skull-shaped taps and tub overflow valves.

Skeleton bike riders

Everyone with a tandem bike in their garage and love for Halloween in their heart should give this a try.

Monster-head kiddie car

I think I know what my son is getting for his next birthday!


(Via Boing Boing)

I painted my house!

Do you think my wife will like it?








(Via Designer-Daily)

My Little Zombie Pony

(Via BoingBoing)

Halloween Dreams

Frankenstein loves Burger King!

I've got to visit this Burger King! It's located in Niagra Falls, Ontario right next door to "The House of Frankenstein", a year-round haunted attraction. When the fast food franchise went up on the corner, the House of Frankenstein people constructed a giant Whopper-lovin' monster that appears to be busting though the store's roof.

Damn those Canadians and their genius combinations of things I love!

Vampires invade New Zealand

To advertise the upcoming season of HBO's "True Blood" this guerrilla marketing campaign was rolled out in New Zealand. Just snap off a stake and you're ready to start killing vampires.

Painted skull

By artist Tony Bevilacqua. (Prints of this painting are available on Etsy.)

Sock Monkey Ornaments

Look at these awesome sock monkey ornaments. I don't know whether to put them on my Christmas tree or create a creepy Halloween tree.

Roadkill Carpet?

I'm certainly a fan of the macabre, but roadkill carpeting? Seriously? Gross!

Franklinstein

New from Threadless t-shirts.

Scary Hard Maze

Not necessarily haunt-related, but certainly very interesting (and addictive). Use your mouse to guide the cursor through the maze. My high score is 535. Maybe you can do better.

**Be sure to turn up your speakers. The game announces your score at the end of play. For some reason, the website hosting the game defaults to an extremely low audio setting. Unless you really crank the speaker on your computer, your score will sound like a cross between a whisper and the adult characters in the "Peanuts" cartoons.

Good luck!

Custom shower curtains

They're certainly not cheap, but I see a lot of haunted house potential here.

Send this company a photo and they'll turn it into a custom-made shower curtain.

Hmmmm... what image shall I send? A skeleton taking a bath? A decrepit shower with broken tiles and rusted pipes? Ghosts pouring out of the faucet?

Closet of death

Ah yes, the delicious intersection of my two favorite things... magic and creepy stuff.
This terrific closet is by designer Rafael Morgan.

Anatomy of a letter

So that's what's inside the letter "A".

(Via Type Theory)

So true...

(Via Deviant Art)