Illuminate your front door or any drab wall with this 26-inch twig wreath covered in bats. You’ll have it for many Halloween celebrations to come. One reviewer even added faux pumpkins for even more fun.

If you didn’t get a chance to scoop this viral log up last year, now is the time to do it. It’s a bit pricier than other versions, but it has over 1,000 5-star reviews. “The design is super cool with the hole on top, so the flame flicks right out of the eyes and the roof of the head really well, one Amazon reviewer wrote.

Set the scene with this pack of purple torchlights, which are solar-powered. You’ll get eight to give your front walkway or garden a scary-good look.

Is it even Halloween if your front yard isn’t decked out with a life-size skeleton? This pick is a little over five feet, and it’s outfitted in a black cloak for just the right amount of fright.

With these three illuminated witch hats, your space — indoors or out — will be Halloween-ready in no time. They come in a pack of three and feature three different setings: from slow glow, fast glow as well as steady on and off.

Give your outdoor space an instant makeover with these waterproof spider string lights that are perfect for Halloween. The vibrant purple will illuminate your space. Plus, they feature eight different light modes.

Your home is about to get the spookiest makeover of its life, thanks to this set of 12 ready-to-hang flickering LED candles. The remote-controlled candles are attached to strings, so they’ll make magical decorations when hung from trees, archways, windows or ceilings.

At first, these portraits look totally normal. But as the night goes on, you’ll notice the faces progressively becoming creepier and creepier. Before showing to trick-or-treaters, remind them to look at the portraits from different angles to really see the changes.

A little bit chic, a little bit spooky, this 10-inch pumpkin is just the thing to decorate the porch, living room, you name it.

Whether you need an easy way to add a spooky touch to your front door or give a drab living room wall a complete makeover, you can’t go wrong with these bat decorations. You’ll get 60 pieces in four sizes, along with adhesive strips to dream up any look you wish.

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These glowing witch hats can be used as Halloween costumes or decorations — the choice is yours. Dress little kids in them for trick-or-treating. Then, when the evening rolls in, hang them outside to welcome visitors. What’s more, the hats feature different designs — from spiders and bats to pumpkins and cobwebs.

Hang this phantom trio indoors or outdoors to scare any little ghouls walking by. The ghosts have styrofoam heads and arms that can bend into any pose you’d like. The lightweight fabric draped over their heads brings the illusion of flight when the wind blows.

Enter … if you dare. A blow-up haunted house is sure to have everyone thinking twice before knocking on your door. It comes with an external blower that you plug in to inflate the house. You’ll also get stakes, ropes and water bags for an easy setup.

Neighbors will do a double take when they catch a glimpse of this zombie trying to break free. Scatter a few throughout your front lawn for extra impact.

Anyone with arachnophobia will stay clear of these faux spiders. One purchase gets you a set of six, each a different size. They all have realistic black hair and red eyes. Bend their legs at your desired angle before hanging them from ceilings or adding them to your cobweb lights (shared above).

Fill your fireplace with this set of four fireproof skulls that can withstand temperatures of up to 2,800ºF. You can burn the ceramic designs repeatedly without worrying about any negative side effects (or smell).

Harry Potter isn’t specific to Halloween, but it’s certainly a welcome addition. Stick Hedwig, Harry’s pet owl, in a sunny spot, so it can capture enough solar power to light up your walkway at night. It will last six to eight hours when fully charged and automatically lights up in the dark.

For a gross-out moment, fill these “blood bags” with juice, jello or any beverage you plan on offering. Guests will groan when sipping from their “IV drip bags” and may want to take them home to commemorate the day.

Hang or drape this black cloth anywhere you’d like — windows, tables, mantels or above any entrances. You can even cut holes or shapes into the cloth to DIY it to your liking.

Purchase this set of six Halloween decorations to spookify a room in one go. You’ll get several festive items: a fireplace mantel scarf, table runner, round table cover, lampshade, 3D bat wall stickers and a gauze cloth.