#halloween

#halloween

Cereal KillerWriter Rebecca Papin jokes that “Dad is killing it on Twitter!” Her father made this costume for Halloween. As a serial killer, his preferred means of murder is a knife, but he can also give you a sugar overload.Don’t worry—he will give you some dignity by pouring the milk into the bowl after putting you inside, not before. He’s not a savage.#Halloween #serialkillers #costumes

Jack-O'-Lantern SushiTwitter user ama shares this image of sushi on sale at a grocery store in what is presumably Japan. They comment that their local Aeon—that’s a Japanese retail megacorporation—offers these for sale every year at Halloween. It looks like a funny and easy way for the meat department employees to get a few laughs out of shoppers.Here are some recipes for Halloween sushi that you can make at home. If you're really daring, try making this brain out of salmon, red tobiko (a type of flying fish), and avocado.-via Super Punch#sushi #JackOLantern #Halloween

Monster City Studios Is Creating a Custom Princess Jasmine Wheelchair Costume For a Disabled ChildArtists over at Monster City Studios have been hard at work over the past week. The organization Magic Wheelchair recently recruited these said artists. The goal is pretty simple. They have to design a costume that will transform the 7-year-old Caroline into Princess Jasmine from Aladdin.James A. Powell, the founder and Vice President of the Fresno-based studio, is delighted to say that Caroline, who suffers from cerebral palsy, will be able to get out on Halloween with her costume.Caroline's Princess Jasmine costume is very detailed, featuring the magic carpet and Aladdin's monkey, Abu. It would also show a skyline of Agrabah at Caroline's feetMagic Wheelchair is an organization that provides customized costumes for kids in wheelchairs.Very wholesome!(Image Credit: KMPH)#Halloween #Kids #Wholesome #Costumes

Dad Creates Drive-In Movie Theater Costume For DaughterBest dad ever. Also, can we just point out that this costume is such a creative idea?When we think of Halloween costumes, we usually bring up fictional characters and pop culture icons, because they can be easily recognized and their costumes are easy to create or purchase. However, there is also room for creative and unexpected ideas to wow people during the spooky season (and get more candies!). Author and illustrator Greg Dietzenbach decided to turn his daughter into a drive-in movie theater for Halloween. Dietzenback created a headpiece of sorts from scratch. The artist included a small projector that displayed a clip from the 1931 Dracula movie. His daughter’s eyes were projected from the video that played right in front of her face with a pair of dark shaded sunglasses. Of course, the drive-in cannot be completed without a dad pun! Check more photos of his process in creating the costume below!Image credit: Greg Dietzenbach#Halloween #Costumes #DriveIn #Dracula #Dad #GregDietzenbach 