Halloween in Maine

It's called the Town Line Cemetery in Bucksport chock full of skeletons and mannequins dressed as all kinds of amazing monsters. If you aren't familiar with this wonderfully spooky place, you may want to check out the awesome 2 minute drone video and put it on your road-trip list for next year.

Unfortunately, since we still can't have large gatherings due to Covid 19, there will be no Fright at the Fort this year. Let's instead feel the chills with this great video and keep our fingers crossed for a real good scare there in 2021.

How are we just now finding out about this? This has got to be the biggest ambitious display of Halloween decorations in Maine, ever. It's a graveyard chock full of skeletons and mannequins dressed as all kinds of amazing monsters.

With stories that have been adapted from his novels like IT taking place in the fictional town of Derry, Maine based on Bangor and Pet Sematary set in Aroostook County's very small town of Ludlow for instance, you would think one of his horror classics would top the list here. Surprise. Not this time around.

There's great acting, it looks pro-shot, and they even pulled off what looks likes a fairly dangerous stunt when one of the band members is run over by car.

Every Halloween season a horde of zombies from Avant Dance in Westbrook converge to "terrorize y'all's neighborhood" at Congress Square Park in Portland. The dance team recreates the undead choreography seen in the legendary video for Michael Jackson's "Thriller"

There's a really spooky place in Prospect, Maine that, maybe like me, you visited on a school field trip when you were young. It's the spectacular Fort Knox and for the 20th year it's turned into house of horror.

This Friday from 4p to 6p, Congress Square Arts would love for you and the family to join them at this year's Pumpkins In The Square at Congress Square Park in Portland.

To commemorate next year's Maine Bicentennial, it's "The Spirits of 1820: 200 Years of Maine Statehood" ghost story walk happening Thursday through Saturday nights and Sundays at starting at 5:30 on October 20 and 27.

We really didn't have any interest in biting into a crisp red delicious instead of loading up on Reeses and Kit-Kats anyway. Nevertheless, our worried moms would always inspect our Halloween hauls for the nefarious apples before we could take full possession of our bounty. Why? Well. Razor blades of course!

These old commercials are the style we need bring back. More local actors doing skits please!

As we head into the holiday we love next week, we thought it would be a good idea to put on the Temp Tales Halloween Special from our friends at O'Chang Comics. Will Bud and his crew turn this undead beast into lobster bait or will they all end up in a watery grave?

When we get out work on Thursday, dozens of zombies will be bustin' out some sick moves recreating Michael Jackson's historic 1983 "Thriller" video.

How about listening to terrifying tales in the darkness of a 350 year old cemetery in the historic East End of Portland?

Many neighborhoods in Maine remained without power last night, so some cities have postponed trick or treating.

For the 5th year, zombies from Avant Dance and Event Center invaded the Portland peninsula. During rush hour yesterday, dozens of local dancers busted out wicked sick moves recreating Michael Jackson's historic 1983 video.