Post-Halloween Internet Roundup

Hello everyone! Halloween is over, which means the internet is absolutely saturated with neato Halloween pictures. While not a huge fan of the holiday itself, I love all the creepy, weird stuff that it produces. I've round up a few of my favorites to show you fine fanatic folk. Keep in mind that this is only a tiny portion of the good props that I've seen this season, and I encourage you to find your own favorites out there in the big, wide web.

From instructables.com

My favorite Halloween costume I've seen this year, one of The Others from hit HBO series "Game of Thrones" . You can see how much effort went into this costume here. If you've never seen the series, this is a spot-on representation of the character from the show. Beautiful, really.

Also from Instructibles.

What this Cthulhu costume lacks in detail it makes up for in being creepy as all get-out and waterproof. Jesus. I can't think of a worse thing to come slithering up out of a bayou after you. Not that anything pleasant has ever slithered out of a bayou, especially in the middle of the night while you're camping out under a bridge because you accidentally set off a pack of roach bombs in your house because you were trying to play a hilarious prank on your friend, but you set off the bombs prematurely while switching their labels out with Glade labels. You're pretty sure you'll have to replace your carpet and you doubt you'll be able to wear any of your clothes without breaking into some sort of radioactive rash. On the other hand, you have a feeling that you won't be seeing any roaches around. It's a good thing too, because you found that one on your toothbrush. And kept using it.

From DeviantArt

DeviantArt user Meddling-With-Nature brings us this anatomically correct skull and housing. This Halloween prop even has a crank on the side that rotates the skill for a full view. One of my favorite non-costume pieces I've seen this year. It's a little too bulky to display in my house, otherwise I'd try to get one of my own.

From Zanne at DeviantArt

This expertly-carved pumpkin really got me. There are a lot of pumpkin carving shots uploaded this time of year, but all of the little details really make this one. I haven't seen anyone use marbles in their pumpkin carving either. More ideas for next year. Also, be sure to check this out in the link up there because there are a lot of details you're missing out on otherwise.

Also, this guy:

Don't know who he is. But I thought it was hilarious.

Stay fanatic.

Aaron