These famous landmark costumes are instantly recognizable by most, and probably made fellow Halloween partygoers feel like they were rubbing elbows with architectural celebrities.
All the heavy hitters are here, from the Empire State Building to Big Ben, from the Guggenheim to the Hollywood sign and every brick-tastic structure in-between.
Famous landmark costumes- great to be seen in, but terribly restricting when you have to use the restroom!
The ghoul they call Gameface is coming for you, and your little gaming console too!
The moral of this video is- don't hook your broken game consoles up at the same time or Gameface will appear, and he isn't playing around...
--via Kotaku
The interwebs have been mighty kind to us comic book lovers over the years, and these days you can get so much free content online it's scary!
Take these seven dark, graphically depicted stories for instance- they're free to read, fun to read and drawn in a way that delights the eye, perfect for keeping minds entertained around Halloween.
Now these grim tales may be too graphic for some readers to handle, but those that love the gory stuff will squeal with delight as they scan through these horrifyingly good stories. Thanks interwebs!
Remember when Atreyu's horse Artax got stuck in the mud and died during The Neverending Story? Or how about that creepy clown fireman from the Brave Little Toaster? Do you recall tripping out on a boat with Willy Wonka?
We may have experienced these movie-based traumas as children, but they still scare the crap outta us to this day!
Reopen those old wounds by taking a gander at this list of twelve dark scenes from kid's movies and be reminded of the horror, the horror...
Ed Bassmaster sure is one mean dude when it comes to pranking people on video!
First he scares the daylights out of folks minding their own business in Central Park and now this- dressing up like a zombie and hitting the drive-thru.
Those fast food employees aren't paid enough to put up with this kind of abuse!
--via Tastefully Offensive
Trying to step up your home's fright factor this Halloween? Take a tip or two from chemistry class and wow your neighbors into a catatonic state with some pranky fun courtesy of Gizmodo.
They'll show you how to create that flaming ball of hydrogen your yard is missing, or how to make a sprayable stink bomb perfect for infuriating the neighborhood watch.
Tricks aren't always encouraged, but sometimes they're necessary...
Walk into the party wearing this costume and there'll be no need for you to pull out your smartphone every time you want to take a picture, because you are the camera.
Instagram is so popular these days that this Instagram themed costume is sure to make you a big hit among the less creatively costumed, but beware the camera shy...
Every year around Halloween Destructoid, the video game site not the giant city eating robot, gathers all Halloween related video game content in what they refer to as a "roundup".
How do they lasso all those bytes of information? No matter, what's really important here is the fact that they've got the goods on all sorts of cool in-game content created in honor of All Hallow's Eve, from funky costumes your characters can wear to virtual trick-or-treating and more.
Who needs tricks or treats when you've got your gaming console to feed your head?
The buildings pictured in this collection didn't want to be left out of the Halloween fun, and since there's no way they can go trick-or-treating they had to settle for wearing a ridiculous costume and standing around looking like great big Halloweenies.
London's Hoxton Street Monster Supplies is a one stop shop full of all things deliciously dire, from several varieties of fear in a can, Bah Humbugs you can feed to old misers and Banshee Balls that make all the ghouls wail in delight.
Check them out if you're having trouble satisfying your monstrous appetite.
Link --via Super Punch
Tiny Tony Stark is going to take down the bad guys with the power of cuteness. He sure is suave for a kid with a moustache drawn on his face. I bet the girlies at the daycare love this little guy!
Nothing is worse than showing up at your friend's Halloween party wearing nothing but a smile, so these funky fresh gals decided to make this informative video and help prevent another sexy costume disaster.
You've got choices, self respect and a closet full of of clothes- use 'em!
(Some language may be considered NSFW)
--via Cheezburger
The 1980s were a great time for horror movies, with seminal slashers like Freddy and Jason tearing up the teenies and zombies growing into the rotten stinkers we know and love today.
80s horror movies were fun to watch, and the cool box art they sported made them fun to look at all lined up on the video store shelves.
Take a totally bitchin' tour of 80s horror movie box art with this choice selection of 26 titles sure to get you in the mood for a horror movie marathon!
