October officially signals the start of spooky season, which means jack-o’-lanterns, bats, and ghosts galore. While costumes and candy are essential, the true spirit of the holiday shines through in outdoor Halloween decoration ideas.

If you've been curious about the 12-foot skeleton at Home Depot, we put it to the test to see if it really belongs in your yard. Spoiler alert: It does.

So, I’ll be sharing some of my favorite places to shop or thrift the cutest Halloween decorations of the season! As the name suggests, most items in Five Below are around $5, not counting the sales tax or the more expensive items in the back of the store.

Spooky season is nearly here with Halloween fast approaching, which means you’re going to see plenty of homes with some extra ghouls and goblins. Whether or not these types of decorations are your style,

Here are 10 spooky yet fun yard decorations that perfectly balance fright with delight! Nothing says Halloween like a gravesite scene. Turn your front yard into an eerie cemetery with tombstones and freshly dug graves.

Give your Halloween party guests a treat they'll remember with some of these incredibly spooky and delicious halloween party food ideas! Timestamps 0:00 - Jalapeno Popper Mummies 0:22 - Spooky Potato Faces 0:49 - Jelly Worms 1:30 - Finger Cookies 1:58 - Witch Hat Ice Cream Cones 2:22 - Vampire Teeth Cookies Subscribe to Twisted: <a href=" Pre-order your copy of Twisted: A Cookbook now <a href=" Do you have any questions or suggestions?

Spooky Season is my favorite time of year. Fall is in full swing, sweater weather is slowly creeping in and Halloween is on the horizon. But you don't need to dress up in costume or watch a scary movie to appreciate this aesthetic!

Looking for things to do on Halloween? Discover a variety of fun activities for kids and adults that are scary, spooky and all up fun for friends and family.