This coral demon pendant features tiny diamonds, a grimacing demon made of coral, and silver metalwork. This coral demon pendant features a pistol pointing at the top of its head. The demon in this coral pendant is grinning widely to display his tongue obscenely. A snake is entwined at the top of this coral demon pendant. ...

This “Deathly Dracula” figure is by Bethany Lowe. He carries a limp victim portraying an old white haired woman. Sideshow’s Vlad Dracula is more of a doll than a figure. He’s a limited edition of 500. This “Tomb of Dracula” statue is by Bowen Designs. I love his billowing cape! I’ve never seen these figurines depicting Gary Oldman and Winona ...

Have guests to your Halloween party enter through this elegant gothic cathedral facade. Twenty feet high, it comes in nine pieces. Staff your doorway with evil priests or demented, bloodied nuns. If you have several thousand dollars to throw around, you can stun your visitors with this huge inflatable Halloween Haunted House “bounce house” type inflatable structure. The seller suggests ...

This little baby Dracula figurine is a My Little Kitchen Fairies collectible. It depicts a baby female Dracula wearing a dress and high heels, and carrying an orange purse that says “Boo” on it. A definite departure from the rest of the My Little Kitchen Fairies line. Check out her pointy little ears! ...

I’m bored of the “Sexy” Halloween costume trend. However, these gothic mermaid costumes caught my eye. This black and pink one is made of polyester and Spandex. It’s a two piece costume, thankfully, so it may be slightly easier to get in and out of than it looks. This mermaid costume is all black. I don’t have the figure to ...

This is a one-of-a-kind life size zombie girl prop inspired by The Walking Dead. The zombie girl stands five feet eight inches high. Inexplicably, she comes with a black bird (raven? crow?) that’s detachable. She might be useful in keeping solicitors and religious fanatics off your front doorstep! ...

This Castle savings bank features a bloodied skull that pops up at the top. This tin coffin bank is from the 1950s. Aww, there’s a cute little skeleton inside! This skeleton bank is new, not an antique. With its bugged out eyes and clutching hands, it looks so eager for the coins! I initially thought this zombie bank was actually ...

This Bride of Frankenstein cookie jar is by far the coolest, most awesome cookie jar I’ve ever seen. I must have it! This Frankenstein cookie jar features Frankenstein’s green monster chained down to a gray brick chair. Fill your Frankenstein-themed cookie jars with cookies shaped like the head of Frankenstein’s monster, complete with bolts! Here’s a mug featuring a stoned-looking ...

I’d love to have this Dracula cookie jar sitting around on my kitchen counter, full of cookies shaped like necks. Ok that would be hard to pull off. How about cookies shaped like Dracula? You could wash the cookies down with a glass of milk in your Count Dracula mug, too. You can also set out this cute Dracula salt ...

The illustrations alone might make this first edition Witch Hunting and Witch Trials (from 1929) worth a look. These “Wacky Witch” comics are cracking me up. I’d never heard of them! Published by Whitman in the early 1970s. The witch is so cute! Here’s a bit more info on them, with pics of other Wacky Witch covers. I collect vintage ...