Halloween parties are always fun, especially if everyone will be in their scariest, most bizarre costumes they have—Frankenstein, white lady, Dracula, and many others. But if you’d be hosting and not coming as a guest this year, it’s time to show your invites what hell of a party you have. Here’s how:

Set up a place as creepy as an abandoned haunted house.

• Transform your front door into something really spooky. Put some fake cobwebs, make it look like a heavy wooden door, or create a design that is similar to a coffin’s cover. You can even add an eerie sound effect every time the door opens.
• Instead of setting up couches and chairs where your guests can sit on, why not have a make-shift of some tombstones.

Have so that candies, cookies, and finger food that’s fancy and yummy yet weird looking, and some bloody or slimey refreshments that will definitely keep the party going.

• Wicked Wraps – miniature sweet pickles, cream cheese, sliced salami, and toothpicks. Cut the miniature pickles into fourths lengthwise (should be of same length with salami slices). Spread a thin layer of cream cheese on a salami slice and wrap around a pickle slice. Seal it with a toothpick.
• Bug Juice Smoothies – 2 cups of vanilla yogurt, 2 bananas, cut into chunks, 1 cup of strawberries, 1 cup orange juice, 1 tsp. vanilla extract, gummy worms. Set aside the candies. Blend everything using a blender set in a high speed. Pour into a punch bowl, add gummy worms and serve.

Keep everyone busy with exciting games especially for the occasion. Play Murder Mystery Games like The Porthole Affair for a lot of action and terrifying investigation. Another game is Dead on Time which for sure will give everyone an evening full of suspense and drama.
Halloween parties are always fun, but with these tips, you’re sure that your party is the greatest and the most thrilling Halloween party you’ve ever thrown, that you’re visitors can’t help but go, “This, truly is one hell of a party!”