If Halloween had an equivalent to LGBTQ, it would be S.P.O.O.K. (The Society of Paranormal Outcasts, Oddities, and Kindred Spirits). For one month a year,
If Halloween had an equivalent to LGBTQ, it would be S.P.O.O.K. (The Society of Paranormal Outcasts, Oddities, and Kindred Spirits). For one month a year,
Every October, skeleton decorations appear everywhere, hanging in windows, draped over porches, lurking in backyards, and occasionally turning up in very questionable places. But have
Every October, like clockwork, the pumpkin spice invasion begins. Coffee shops deck their counters with orange banners, store shelves fill with pumpkin‑spice everything, and suddenly
Halloween creatures are timeless. They terrify, they haunt, they make us jump in the night. But times change, and all creatures need to adapt in
Do you remember the times when haunted houses were all about fake cobwebs, creaky floorboards, and someone in a plastic mask jumping out at you?
Welcome to HAUNTVENT! If Christmas gets Advent, comprised of four weeks of build‑up, candlelight, and carols, why shouldn’t Halloween get its own countdown? Think about