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10/31/2003: Happy Halloween!

Happy Halloween! Here’s this year’s spooky finale: a look at the scariest house in history, with dozens of horror icons immortalized as costumed mannequins, tons of bloody rubber heads, and even a few feet-eating alligators. We’re currently fending off scores of trick-or-treaters with Almond Joys and Butterfingers. I’m about to bring the Countdown up to date, so if you’re one of the poor souls without much to do tonight, check back later for some last drips of horrifying fun. Have a good one!

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Matt, x-e’s halloween articles always enrich my spooky birthday season.

The other day, 50% off in an after halloween sale, I found something utterly mindblowing (for me) – a laughing, lightup plastic skull with the arms of a BOGLIN. Seriously. Some company ripped off the same mold and same materials to one of the larger mattel boglin’s arms, right down to that warty, hard plastic disc holding it in place. I’m making a halloween section of my geoshitties site for it and all my other weird crap from this season…

Ghosted by SCYTHEMANTIS @ 11/02/2003 9:51 PM EST

So, someone tricked you into going to Salem Ma. Tourist trap from hell. That should have been your Halloween article, how they can turn a decent New England town into the neo pagan lesbian warehouse of lavender extract.

I think the only highlights I had there (I live an hour or so away, but I don’t go often) Was rumaging through the comic book store that carried a decent selection of used toys and retro t’s. Also, something you might have missed, though it’s a shame if you did. For some reason, the army/navy store on Main St. (next to the witch tour building) has the worlds largest collection of American Made Chucks (Converse all stars for you kids). Seeing they’re the only shoes I ever wear, I was able to get kinds there that I haven’t seen in the stores since the late 80’s. Black on Black, neon pink, green and orange, flames, checkers, red, hell even the old ultra high top models. Needless to say, I stocked up on the last American made chucks for years to come. If anyone goes to Salem, it’s one of the few cooler things there ^ ^

Ghosted by Toxikfoxx @ 11/03/2003 11:14 AM EST

Matt, IVE SEEN THAT HOUSE!! they do the same thing for christmas – seriously, its insane! you can barely walk around their yard, there’s so much christmas goodness around. you should do an aritcle about this house over christmas too.

Ghosted by Mike @ 11/04/2003 2:07 PM EST

Get in the tube. PLEEEEEEEEEAAAAAAAAAASE

Ghosted by Tommy the Mentor @ 12/12/2003 2:44 PM EST

Matt, I think you look so hot in that Freddy Krueger Make-up Kit article. And frankly, you look hot in every article you post a picture of yourself. Gee, if I only knew you, I would bang you.

Ghosted by Jenna @ 10/14/2004 11:04 PM EDT

abought this haunted house i think its pretty sweet but be cause of all tha props ‘not trien to criticize’its not good to put them all in tha yard at once, wutcha should do is if you have a good size garage or carport extend plywood walls to it,create a nother room and set a scene 4 each part it,and if you do ‘i dont know’have some freaky @$$ tunes then dont play the scary sound f/x,play the movie themes,my favorate theme and or scariest theme is the original nightmare on elm street theme,main title u cant get it in stores unless u purchace the nightmare on elm street soundtrack but also try to get some lazer lights and fog machines,glowing blacklight webs oh”,and i know a great website,actually i know to great ones the frightcatalog.com and haunted props.com well peace out……………………………….j.d. montgomery from canton illinois

Ghosted by jd @ 08/28/2006 6:50 PM EDT

Can I still comment on this? Anyways, this article is still a good read (or skim).

Ghosted by DarthPez @ 07/19/2007 12:15 AM EDT

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