Light up your yard this Halloween with massive inflatables or terrifying animatronics. These towering decorations are easy to set up and feature built-in, glowing lights to dial up the spookiness.

For many, Halloween is the best holiday of the year. It not only centers around fun, costumes, parties, and candy— but it also allows folks to go all out and decorate their yards and porches with a ...

Besides being a one-stop shop for your gardening and hardware needs, Home Depot is also one of Spooky Season’s most respected retailers. Wander around the seasonal section of the store in October, and ...

Halloween yard decorations such as signs and inflatables can transform your lawn for the spooky season. Miniature Halloween props are great for decorating food and snack tables, fireplace mantels and ...

The skeletons are taller, the witches seem to be more lifelike and the blood and gore is more plentiful. Credit... Supported by By Alyson Krueger Visuals by OK McCausland On a recent Sunday evening, ...

It isn't unusual for Americans to go all out during the spooky season by decorating their front yard with cobwebs and tombstones. But this neighborhood has been hit with a few home truths. Instagram ...

LAKE-McHENRY COUNTY — If you're looking for new zombie graveyards, body parts, floating ghosts and devil's playgrounds to explore for Halloween, you've come to the right place. Patch has assembled its ...

Halloween is nearly here, which means if you’re already decorating for spooky season, your neighbors aren’t even that likely to raise an eyebrow anymore. At any rate, it’s never too early to show your ...