Super Scary Halloween Decorations Light Up Furor in Small Town
Scary Halloween Decorations Light Up Furor in Small Town Why are folks going totally bananas with realistic, scary Halloween decorations these days? I guess since we’ve all been cooped up…
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(Photo by Rob Stothard/Getty Images)Scary Halloween Decorations Light Up Furor in Small Town
Why are folks going totally bananas with realistic, scary Halloween decorations these days?
I guess since we've all been cooped up like vampires in their coffins for too long, and we're ready to unleash our inner ghoul!
But can scary Halloween decorations go too far?
Hang on to that thought for a moment.
Of course, nobody wants to be that one house on the block that looks like a pumpkin spice latte spilled all over it. We're talking graveyard lawns, zombie flash mobs, and witches' brews bubbling in cauldrons. If it's not scary, it's just not Halloween!
Plus, Instagram. Your basic ghost sheet won't cut it in the age of social media. You need a yard that screams, "I'm dead serious about Halloween!" The more terrifying your decor, the more likes you'll rack up. #HalloweenGoals, right?
Let's not forget the therapeutic benefits. Creating a Halloween horror show in your front yard is like therapy for your inner demons.
Go big, go scary, and let your inner freak flag fly this Halloween. Your neighbors might think you've lost your marbles, but who cares? It's just one night of the year when it's perfectly acceptable to turn your home into a haunted house of horrors. So, embrace the spooky, unleash your creativity, and remember: the scarier, the better!
Or is it?
It looked so real, someone called 911 to report the fire.
According to the department, the display was made from a fog machine, two LED lights, a box fan, and a silver sheet.
One person commented, “I just want want to know where they got the decorations so I can get them to spook my landlord.”
Another person wrote, “Might be a good idea to notify the fire department that you’re doing this so they know if they get a call for it.”
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Spirit Halloween Already Has 14 Massachusetts Locations Open – Here’s Where!
I almost started this article with, "Well it's that time of year again," except... aren't we a little early??
Anyway, that time of year is "Abandoned Stores Turn Into Spirit Halloweens"... time... of year. Eh! You know what I'm saying. And it's already begun! To the tune of 14 Spirit Halloweens already being open in Massachusetts! From the time they opened (August 3rd) that gives you almost 3 full months to get your Halloween costume and decor in order.
My family loves going to Spirit Halloween. And we know we could just shop online but there's something much more special and Halloweenie walking into an actual brick and mortar store and checking out all the plastic ghouls, Styrofoam tombstones, and fake spider web in person. I just think this might be the first year Spirit Halloween got a jump on the big box stores and all those drug store and grocery store Halloween candy isles.
If you're already thinking of posting your meme or GIF of the dancing pumpkin-headed man in the black tights then this is info you crave like candy corn on Christmas day. So let's give you the rundown. Below I will give you the addresses of all 14 Spirit Halloweens that are already open right now in Massachusetts. One Spirit Halloween is popping up for the first time in a location that definitely stings a bit for me personally as I LOVE seeing this landmark every time I drive on Cape Cod - many times just stopping with the family to browse on our way to Cape beaches.
And if you want MORE Halloween, check out last year's Massachusetts Halloween candy haul here and find out what was handed out most to least in Mass.
Now let's get to those ghoulishly delicious Spirit Halloween Bay State locations:
North Attleborough
1360 South Washington St.
North Attleboro
Dartmouth
Dartmouth Town Center
388 State Rd.
Dartmouth
Marlborough
Solomon Pond Mall
601 Donald Lynch Blvd.
Marlborough
Pittsfield
Dalton Ave Plaza
457 Dalton Ave.
Pittsfield
Plymouth
The Plaza at Colony Place
1222 Colony Place Rd.
Plymouth
Raynham
Broadway
240 Broadway
Raynham
Reading
128 Market Place
1 General Way
Reading
Salem
Hawthorne Square
227 Highland Ave.
Salem
Springfield
Lowes Plaza
1522 Boston Road
Springfield
Sudbury
Sudbury Crossing
435 Boston Post Rd.
Sudbury
Tewksbury
Stadium Plaza
10 Main St.
Tewksbury
Westborough
Bay State Commons
1500 Union St.
Westborough
Westfield
Westfield Shops
415 E Main St.
Westfield
Worcester
Lincoln Plaza
541 Lincoln St.
Worcester
