Edible brains are easy; you've seen the recipes for gelatin or cake brains made in a brain mold. But here's how the folks in Hollywood do it, to give an authentic look and feel when zombies eat them on camera. It's not the delicious recipe you need for a party, but if ingested, it is digestible. The text of the recipe is at Underwire. Link
The brain mold is available at the NeatoShop!
Lisa's jack-o'-lanterns aren't scary, but they sure are delicious! Tootsie Rolls and Tic Tacs round out the features. The googly eyes? No, those are homemade. You can find the recipe for them as well at the link.
Marvel Comics presents an incredibly cool animated short called Strange Halloween Tales of Suspense to Astonish, starring that giant floating head M.O.D.O.K. dressed as the Mistress of the Dark and lots of Halloween themed bits set in the action packed Marvel Universe.
You'll scream with laughter at the ridiculousness of it all, or it's free! Oh wait, it's already free to watch...
--via Nerd Approved
If you're tired of the same old carved pumpkin looks, or you'd like to add a touch of whimsy to your Halloween decorations then check out this Mouse Motel tutorial and let the rodent inspired fun begin!
And if mice aren't to your liking you can easily use something more sinister, like snakes or mini monsters, or add some grisly pasta guts and gross out the neighborhood.
It's an easy and fun way to give your jack-o-lantern that lived in look, instead of the same old carved face.
Who knew that standing around motionless and saying nothing on Halloween would scare the living daylights out of the fine folks giving out candy?
The guy in this video found out the fun way, by setting a dummy trick-or-treater on their doorstep and filming the horrified reactions of the people as skeleton boy just stands there.
--via SISFTI
Have you ever wondered where old movie villains go when they don't die after battling a slew of meddling heroes in a series of sequels?
Well it turns out they end up in retirement homes just like many seniors, except their stay will be a bit more extended...
Check out this gallery of images by photographer Federico Chiesa and see what happens to scary folks when they've grown too gray to act like a ghoul.
(YouTube Link)
Here's an adorable pair of Top Gun twins riding right into the danger zone, hopefully they won't make any unauthorized drops along the way!
No wonder Goose and Maverick are such a big hit with the ladies, they're drop dead adorable in their flight jackets and aviator shades.
--via Laughing Squid
The best thing about this candy corn cocktail (in my opinion) is that it doesn't actually taste like candy corn. Instead it features pineapple vodka, orange sherbert, pineapple juice, milk and simple syrup. Yum!
Back by popular demand, I give you the stories behind some of your favorite horror classics - Part Two!
I'm watching The Omen as I type this - how great is Gregory Peck? And he almost wasn't cast in the part - the first pick was Charlton Heston, but he turned it down to make Midway. And thank God for that - just about a year earlier, Peck was contemplating retirement because he had been in a nasty string of box office bombs. But then The Omen came along and revived his career. He took a huge pay cut, but did option to get a cut of the film's gross. The movie made more than $60 million in the U.S. alone, so it quickly became Gregory Peck's highest-paying movie ever. On to the trivia!
Sometimes manufacturers of the sweet stuff we all crave on Halloween can be as fickle as a cat in a fish market. 
