This is a short Instagram video of this year’s unanimous (it’s just me) Born In Space Halloween Costume Contest winner, a little derpy chihuahua spotted at New York City’s Tompkins Square Halloween Dog Parade that’s dressed as Hellraiser. What a cutie! Still, having known my fair share of chihuahuas in

This is a video highlighting the incredibly gory Halloween yard decorations of artist Steven Novak at his home in Dallas, Texas. Highlights include a wheelbarrow full of body parts, a guy hanging from the roof with a machete through his head, another with his head smashed by a safe, one

Do you have the Halloween spirit? Do you want a Freddy Krueger fire pit to display? Do you have $1,500? If you answered yes to at least the last two questions you’re in luck, because UK-based Etsy shop Burned by Design is selling this Freddy Krueger fire pit. Freddy measures

This is ‘A Tale Of Two Freddies’, the Two-Face style Freddie Mercury/Freddy Krueger costume created by photo editor Jared Lerner for a previous Halloween. A fantastic job, and Jared certainly would have been in contention for best costume at my annual Halloween party if I didn’t rig the voting so

Because this is the internet and it wouldn’t stop running even if we pulled the plug that we thought powered it (I think it runs off our collective unconscious!), these are some scenes from Alfred Hitchcock’s 1963 avian horror film The Birds, but with the birds removed by editor Alasdair

This is a video of precious angel Mitzi performing a little impromptu horror movie soundtrack as she strolls across an electronic keyboard. Of course it doesn’t hurt that the effects active on the synthesizer really lend themselves to a horror movie atmosphere. Did her owner set her up for this

Because why can’t a show about nothing be about whatever you want it to be, this is a trailer for Seinfeld cut by Max Gold reimagining the series as a sci-fi horror psycho-thriller. Would I watch nine seasons of it? Of course I would. Granted, I also watched nine seasons

This is a small series of children’s board games (plus Cooties) reimagined as horror movie posters by Nashville, Tennessee based merchandise designer and scary movie fan Justin Bryant (physical posters up to 24″ x 36″ available at his shop here). I thought they were all very well executed. You want