Everyone wants to be that house, the one with the good candy and trick-or-treating photo ops to match. That charming, light-filled white Colonial from last month? Come October 31, it’s an eerily elegant Victorian manor, setting a shadowy scene for anyone who dares make it up the walk.
Of course, everyone has a different appetite for outdoor Halloween decorating. Some strive for jump scares; others prefer something more mystical, with woven-vine brooms, twinkle lights, perhaps a tasteful ghost or two. Whatever your brand of banshee, we’ve found a frighteningly good-looking way to take it outside.
