Spooky Stash Pile.

A sneaky peek at my spooky stash pile for Halloween this year.

These are the creepy Comics and Books I'll be curling up with this October.

Halloween Droop.

Just for anybody reading this who may be suffering from a case of mid-October 'Halloween droop', here's a creepy little pick-me-up in the form of a rancid soulless Zombie to perk up your All Hallows' Eve vibe.

Skelephobia On Steroids.

Spotted this boney guy while out-and-about on my travels this week in a local indoor Market.

A giant (and I mean massive) Skeleton coming out of the ground. By far the biggest Skeleton I've ever seen.

I feel like Skeletons are a very underrated and underused Monster (when was the last time you saw a good Skeleton horror movie or book or comic?), and Halloween is the one time they get to shine again.

Ghoul On The Loose.

Watch out! There's a Ghoullllll on the loose.

Fresh from the Graveyard (or rather my Sketchbook), it's a one-eyed Living Dead abomination.

Brains In A Bag.

For anyone wondering what's on the menu this Halloween...? It's Brains in a bag.

Love the packaging design of these Zombie Sweeties. From the gruesome Ghoul on the front (pretty gory design for Kids' sweets) to the pink marshmallow Brains.

Very cool.

The Trap Door.

Although they might not look like much... these two guys kept the Monsters at bay.

Berk and Boni from the eighties Kid's claymation TV show 'The Trap Door'. Two classic horror icons from my youth.

This show was very much one of the first horror themed franchises I remember falling in love with when I was very young. The Monster designs and overall premise of the show was so much fun.

The Cutlery Of A Zombie Stomper.

It's been a good day to be a Zombie Fan.
 
Firstly I went into town and got the second-to-last Blu-ray copy of 28 Years Later, which was only released today, before the shop sold out.

And then while shopping on the way home I came across these Zombie dispatching Halloween utensils that I've never seen before in the shops and have only seen online, but had always wanted one.