The Halloween decor doesn't have to bankrupt you, of course. If your kids want the "coolest costume party ever," then just take a deep breath, set a budget and plan wisely. Visit www.frightcatalog.com, as it is a good place to start looking for reasonable Halloween decorations, like outdoor tombstone kits for $16-$40, "Goretrait" paintings that change from old-fashioned to dead corpses for $14, tablecloths from $10-$30, creepy flower vases for $14, a $10 bloody shower curtain for the bathroom and dramatic "scene setter" wall/window hangings for under $10!
To add further ambiance, there are shrunken heads that change colors, terminator skeleton disco balls, spooky shadow lights, plus thunder and lightning kits. You'll find a selection of Halloween kitchen items, such as cupcake tins, severed hand wine flutes, spooky bottle stickers, Jason vs Freddy or Texas Chainsaw Massacre platters, candy holders, a bowl full of severed fingers, Jell-O molds and skeleton ice cube trays. You can buy the "Creepy Feely" game, "Bone Bender" Twister, Boo Bingo and Ghoulish Golf, and older adults might like the "Pick Your Poison" drinking game.
There are some really unique prizes for your costume contest or other games, like the adorably ugly $25 Zombaby dolls, a $10 "ghost hunting" camera, death playing cards for $10, a best costume trophy for $7, a $7 doorknob skull, skull candles, books and DVDs.
Last, but certainly not least, consider how the Halloween music and Halloween horror sound effects can really help set the tone for your Halloween party.
If you're looking for a huge selection of CDs, then check out www.goregalore.com, which offers some scene-specific soundtracks, such as chainsaws, industrial machinery sound effects, cemetery sounds, thunder and rain, night creatures, demonic whispers, zombie attacks, pipe organ music, creepy carnival, dark orchestral or Danny Elfman inspired soundtracks.
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