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Inger Stevens in The Hitch-Hiker, the 16th episode of season one of The Twilight Zone. Photograph: Pictorial Press Ltd/AlamyInger Stevens in The Hitch-Hiker, the 16th episode of season one of The Twilight Zone. Photograph: Pictorial Press Ltd/Alamy

It’s almost Halloween, and my TBR and I have been celebrating all month. If you’re not quite as intense of a seasonal reader, though, you may want to pick just one book to read on Halloween that matches the vibes. Horror is an obvious choice, but it’s not the only option: Halloween encompasses silly witchy…

Rewriting history is one thing – making it completely your own is a whole another ball game. Somehow, Off Campus actress Mika Abdalla managed to do both with her breakout Off Campus turn as Allie Hayes. The second she put on that wispy green chiffon gown, gaping down to her navel and busted out the…

To go along with tomorrow’s launch of the first DLC for Halloween: The Game, IllFonic has announced that players will now be able to earn Twitch Drops from now until November 3. Doing so will earn you a total of three cosmetics, and all you have to do is watch participating Twitch streamers playing the…

“In gay world, Halloween is the one night a year when a homosexual can dress like a total slut and no other queers can say anything about it,” once said Mean Girls’ Cady Heron, misquoted.

If there is one thing kids love more than gaming, it is Halloween. This year, the massive gaming platform Roblox is combining both with a brand-new, platform-wide event called The Hollow.

If you’re reading this, it’s probably because you’ve been clicking through Instagram stories asking for friends to participate in a group “sexy Cheshire cat” cosplay, or, you’ve been browsing Halloween stores looking for something other than another rubber presidential face or bleeding Scream mask.

The jam page never states its theme in text. It sits in an image under the Theme heading, a dripping green and white card that reads Graveyard Shift beside a gas station sign, and the entrants took those two words in both directions at once.

From a railroad festival celebrating a century of local history to pet costume contests, family-friendly haunted trails and Halloween activities along the boardwalk, there are plenty of ways to celebrate the season.

You’re in the right place. Between this year’s movies, music, television, and internet moments, there’s plenty of material to work with. Whether you’re coordinating a group costume or throwing something together the day of the party, here are 10 ideas courtesy of 2026!