The Alien Queen Hive was made by Kenner in 1994. It comes with an Alien Queen and a can of green ooze to kick up the grossness factor of your playtime. I'd love to have a few Aliens movie fans over, watch the movie, get drunk and play with the toy - what a way to spend a Sunday evening!
I can't decide if I would put this Aliens movie egg prop on my coffee table, or use it as part of a horrific tablescape and throw an Alien-themed dinner party around it. I'd definitely want to invest in some sort of eerie green light to bathe it in!
This wicked witch ornament was made in Germany. It depicts the wicked witch from Hansel & Gretel, wearing a black bird (crow? raven?) on her shoulder. Perfect for your Halloween tree or adding that spooky mysterious touch to your Christmas tree decorations.
Only 500 of these Starbucks Halloween houses were made. I'm not sure why the seller put "coffee mug" and "cup" in the title since I can't see any way you could fill this with coffee or drink from it. I think it's just something cool to display on your mantel or coffee table. It would make a cool centerpiece for your dining table, too.
The house is decorated with pumpkins, a ghost, a creepy clock, a spooky tree, and a gargoyle.
This poster says "Der Nacht de Lebenden Toten." It's been signed by the cast of the 1968 film. Framed on your wall, this would be quite a conversation piece for your dinner party guests!
This latex bat can sit on your shoulder, enhancing your Dracula costume.
Or just walk into your next dinner party wearing this bat on your shoulder and see what your friends do.
I think it would just about do me in to walk into someone's home and see this corpse rising out of a coffin prop.
The seller says it doesn't require air or power, making it easy to surprise people outdoors, too. (Like in the creepy woods near my house!)
