9 Halloween-Related Guinness World Records
There's plenty of pumpkins, candy, costumes, and clowns ahead.
There's plenty of pumpkins, candy, costumes, and clowns ahead.
In 1982, communities across the country banned trick-or-treating after someone added cyanide to capsules of Tylenol.
Zombies, devils, and monsters dominate these scary brews.
Long before we stuffed ourselves with candy and donned Halloween costumes, the Celtic people celebrated an ancient harvest festival called Samhain.
When looking for inspiration for spooky tales to tell this Halloween, it never hurts to draw from the classics.
Just like the Halloween monsters Pickett lampooned in his songs, "Monster Mash" returns from the dead year after year.
On Halloween, witches and werewolves, ghosts and ghouls, and demons and devils stalk the streets for tricks or treats. But the real tricks and treats—at least for the horror-loving word nerds among us—might just be the strange and far-flung origins of the
Embrace your inner goth kid.
For kids with food allergies and their parents, trick-or-treating can be the scariest part of Halloween.
These parades and jack-o'-lantern festivals are a notch above your neighborhood party.
Everyone can dress up for Halloween—even snakes!
There's a lot of fun to be had between carving the pumpkin and trick-or-treating!
Pumpkins can be works of art.
The entire project took Stephanie Pokorny four days, and she didn’t use a pattern.
Hogwarts letter got lost in the mail? Don't worry: You can still experience Halloween the Harry Potter way by visiting one of these events.
Halloween candy dispensers can be simple or very complicated.
Because you can't take your cat trick-or-treating.
Your baby’s first Halloween is a wonderful introduction to the world of dress-up.
'Ghostwatch,' a 1992 broadcast of a supposedly haunted house, led to documented cases of PTSD in young viewers.
Let's face it: Your costume isn't complete without a little makeup magic.
Creepy clowns scare the hell out of real clowns, too.
Scaring today's trick-or-treaters requires a bit of tech savvy.
It's also packaged inside a purple coffin-shaped box.
Photographer Larry Racioppo captured a variety of children's costumes as they roamed the streets in the mid-'70s. The results are a bit creepy, but ultimately endearing.