Once upon a time a flying rat bat was rescued by a cat and thereby named Mr. Kitty, thereby becoming one of the luckiest bloodsuckers to ever hit the night sky.

A feral cat discovered the poor little guy in the parking lot of the Bat World Sanctuary in Texas, his wing broken beyond repair, so the cat gingerly brought him to the caretakers and dropped the patient off in his new home.

Even though he doesn't look too happy about the whole ordeal I'm sure Mr. Kitty is thrilled to be alive, he's probably just a bit camera shy!

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This frightening, eyeball laden chair was created by artist Fiona Roberts, and it won't stop staring at you until somebody sits on it!

She calls this piece "Scopophilia", which means the love of looking, but if you look at it too long you'll swear that some of those eyes are blinking, and others seem to be looking around the room!

Or maybe it's just my imagination getting the better of me...

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Hershey, Pennsylvania is one of the sweetest towns to visit around Halloween, and not just because it's the birthplace of the Hershey bar.

Every year Hershey hosts Hersheypark In The Dark, a fun theme park for the whole family to visit.

There are thrilling rides, a trick-or-treat adventure through Hershey's Chocolate World, and plenty of great food, attractions and entertainment for the whole family.

One things for certain- the chocoholics in your family will leave completely satisfied!

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The Muppets are known for being extremely enthusiastic when it comes to celebrating holidays, and the Swedish Chef can't wait to get those jack-o-lanterns carved and placed on his doorstep.

Watch as he attempts to do some carven on der pumpkins, unless those clever pumpkins can convince him otherwise!

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Now here's a scene we never thought we'd see- Aurora (Sleeping Beauty) as a scary zombie and the Evil Queen as a fearless zombie slayer!

I guess when it comes to dealing with the zombie apocalypse the lines between good and evil are blurred. So does that make her the Chaotic Neutral Queen?

At least there will be at my next Halloween party now that I know you can easily color white chocolate fondue to look like a fountain of blood. The best part? Squeemish people won't touch it -so there's tons more for you!

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This costume may have been put together for the Glasgow Zombie Walk, but it would certainly work just as well for a Halloween costume. Of course, it would look even better if you switch the plastic brain with a Jell-O brain made with the brain mold in the Neatoshop.

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Does your fluffy companion need something warm to wear during Fall? Well if you want to make sure they have a great Halloween costume but are still warm enough, then grab your knitting needles and try your hand at this adorable Dalek dog sweater costume.

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Looking for a fun costume idea for the whole family that won't break the bank?

Check out this cool clan decked out to look like the Munsters, with a costume for every member of the family!

The family pictured above has graciously included detailed instructions on how they put these costumes together, so you and your family can join in on the groovy fun this Halloween.

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Turning yourself into a living snapshot is a fun idea for a costume that's also relatively easy to put together.

All you need is some foam core board, an xacto knife and some sort of adhesive or tape and you can put yourself in the picture.

The living snapshot also has lots of potential variations- mugshot, post mortem shot, trashy look with fancy clothes on below, black and white... the list goes on and on, which is why this costume is perfect for the DIY crowd.

Matt Dixon shares his love of Halloween with the world through his fantastic illustrations, which feature ghoulish gals and frighteningly freaky monsters.

They're colorful, sometimes a bit racy but never NSFW, and each incredibly detailed piece pops on the page, it's art that's actually fun to look at!

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Here's a spooky little animated short to get you in the witching mood.

It's an oldie but goodie called The Skeleton Dance, and it stars (surprise!) a bunch of dancing skeletons getting ready to send shivers down the spines of the townspeople.

This toon just seems to get better with age.

HGTV has a whole collection of DIY Halloween decor and costume ideas, but by far the cutest is this one, sent in by their fan Bratlaw, with a whole load of pug adorablity. If only they gave out these candies at Halloween.

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Those of you who are interested in wowing the neighborhood with an awesome outdoor display of Halloween spirit will love the DIY project ideas found at halloweenpropmaster.com.

The self appointed master of Halloween props has some high caliber tutorials posted on his site, ranging from simple decoration combinations to complex animated props and mods.

Pictured above-- a dancing Santa has been converted into a ghoulish creature that loves to boogie!

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The folks at Disney's Animal Kingdom theme park know the best way to get their critters in on the Halloween fun is to surprise them with a pumpkin.

Some of the animals think the orange squash in their enclosure might be part of a trick, but soon after they discover what a treat it is to have a pumpkin of their very own, and it sure beats going to the dentist after eating too much candy!

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