Halloween

It's Halloween and you're feeling freaky. Check out a sneak peek into the haunted houses we dared to enter.

In which our salty editor, Sarah Blaskovich, walks off with the grand prize.

GroveFest will include carnival rides, a giant scavenger hunt, games, bounce houses, rock climbing, and pie throwing, among other activities.

Don't miss the please-don't-make-me grimaces of teens strolling through this wax museum haunted house.

Word of caution: Don't run when the chainsaw guy comes after you. The walls are much closer than they appear.

Get the adult diapers -- you're going to need 'em.

Two years after our first dreadful drill-down, a few frightful films refuse to leave the list.

All dressed up with nowhere to go? We've found the wildest Halloween shows to varying degrees of mischief and mayhem.

It's almost all Halloween, all the time this week.

Go ahead, take a peek, don't be afraaaaaid.

The Rocky Horror Tribute Band, Oso Closo, Big Daddy Alright, and cover bands are on tap in Denton this week.

James Sale is big into Halloween; his high-end costume and prop business just keeps getting better. (It's almost SCARY!)

Halloween movies don’t always have to be scary. Cirque Du Freak: The Vampire’s Assistant is an enjoyable movie that comes just in time for Halloween. Families will love this film and everything the “freaks” have to offer.

Only a little over a week to go until Halloween, so there are plenty of spooky events going on.

Michael McWillie and Christina Campfield talk about making an indie horror film right here in North Texas.

"It was never our intent to offend any of our customers," a Target spokesman said.

Screaming and laughing go hand-in-hand here at SCREAMS, where being scared is a lot of fun.