It’s close to Halloween and you’ve just gotten your foam latex appliances created. Now learn techniques on how to paint and apply make-up to your foam appliance for a great looking costume.

Do you do find yourself cutting Styrofoam into round pieces used to create pillars or other prop / scene elements? Then you might want to read this tutorial created by “Clad in Shadows” from the HalloweenForums.com on how to build your own affordable automated Styrofoam circle cutter.

Chad Savage from Sinister Visions sent a note wanting to let everyone know that he has updated his website “ChadSavage.com” with a new online store offering over 50 of his drawings and paintings. He’s also including recent paintings Shadow Man and Undead. Be sure to visit his site now to see all the available artwork for purchase now!

Good news for all the Rotting Flesh Radio Fans! Jonathan has provided some updates about the show, their upcoming projects, and a personal update from Jonathan himself!

Terra has created a great YouTube video showing how to create a detailed Tombstone for your yard haunt or graveyard in your haunted attraction. This video is packed with easy to follow instructions and great information to help you create incredible looking Tombstones this Halloween.

In this third part of the series, Terra discusses the science and types of the scare. Starting with a breakdown of the two types of scares being the “Cheap Scare” and the “Set-up then Sudden Scare”, she then goes into a list of example ideas on how to accomplish each types of these scares. Be sure to read “Part Two – Ceilings and Floors” if you haven’t already!

“Halstaff” from the HalloweenForum.com has created a great tutorial on an alternative way of posing a Blucky skeleton that is easy to manipulate while not being obvious without clothing. Using just chain link fence wire and a few choice cuts, you can create a stiff, but adjustable display Blucky.

Lets you have your own yard haunt, but want to add some music and/or audio narration tracks that your visitors can hear? You just don’t want something that is blasting the neighborhood ticking off your neighbors? Well, “Deathtouch” from the HalloweenForum.com may have want your looking for.