Every year, Geeks of Doom adopts a bat for Halloween and this year, we sponsored Boo2, an Egyptian fruit bat who was born at Bat World Sanctuary after his mother and older siblings were rescued from horrible conditions at a zoo. Boo2’s mom was pregnant with him when she was rescued and he was born a few months later.

The photos above are of Boo2 enjoying a Halloween treat – some pumpkin!

In honor of Halloween, consider Adopting A Bat from Bat World Sanctuary. There are several available for sponsorship, each with their own personalities and individual stories of triumph over adversity!

It’s fairly popular for some people to decorate their house for Christmas, and then synchronize the lights to blink along with music, creating a really cool effect.

What’s not seen as often is doing the same thing, only for Halloween…though it has been done before. And, after seeing this video, I’m thinking it needs to be done a lot more. The video, if you haven’t seen it, comes from a couple of years ago and shows a house with Halloween lights and decorations synched up with the song “This Is Halloween” from The Nightmare Before Christmas. There’s also a version using the Marilyn Manson version of the song.

You can check out both videos below.

Sure, I have my Darth Vader dress ready for Halloween, but it looks like the winner of the best Darth Vader costume has already been chosen, hands down.

The photos above and below are of a 3-year-old girl dressed in a fairy princess Darth Vader costume, complete with TIE Fighter wings and sparkly tutu.

‘Tis the season for scaring friends, family, and people you’ve never met before in your life (and hoping they don’t beat the crap out of you for your efforts).

Prankster Tom Mabe had the fairly ingenious idea of combining a winged Grim Reaper prop and a remote controlled flying device to create a creepy flying reaper perfect for chasing joggers and other folks in the park.

You can see the results below! How would YOU react?

For 100 Ghosts: A Gallery of Harmless Haunts, author, illustrator, and comedian Doogie Horner created a collection of 100 line drawings of the iconic White Sheet Ghost rendered in various ways from something simply mundane like an after-bath look and eating spaghetti, or as familiar characters like Star Wars droid R2-D2, The Muppets, and the famous boy wizard Harry Potter.

The little 208-page hardcover book, which was released by Quirk Books last month, is available now in Hardcover and for the Kindle, and you can check out a 4-page preview of the book’s interior art here below.