Welcome to 31 Days of Halloween, a series of short family-friendly videos celebrating all that is ghoulishly good, silly, and (of course), scary about Halloween! It’s brought to you by Golden Summit, Inc., an award-winning Los Angeles-based team of digital content creators/strategists focused on entertainment, documentaries, marketing, and e-commerce.
Ready to get started? Fill up your candy bowl, draw the curtains, and settle in for 31 Days of Halloween… if you dare!
It’s October 1st, the first day of our 31 days of Halloween. Today we’re talking about family traditions. Check it out, then tell us about yours. We want to hear them all, no matter how small — you never know what could inspire someone else!
Today we’re visiting Baggenstos Farms. You do NOT want to miss their insane 5 acre corn maze that almost eats Guido! www.BaggenstosFarms.com
31 Days of Halloween Theater Presents… A Classic Lame Scary Story: The Bloody Finger! This is a scary story Orio tells the kids every Halloween. It has a very silly surprise ending, but the kids can’t get enough of it. Turn out the lights, turn up the sound and prepare to be scared!
One of our favorite traditions is creating a little Halloween town display inside our house. This year it’s amped up with the all-new Wheel of Horror and a few other creeptastic additions!
Ordinary deviled eggs are transformed into Devil’s Egg Eyeballs! Eve and Bella cook up a tasty treat scary enough for any Halloween party.
The pumpkin–fruit or vegetable? How many pounds is the biggest pumpkin pie? Find out the answers to these questions and more as we take a little trip to the pumpkin patch. www.BaggenstosFarms.com
What do you get when you put wheels and pumpkins together? Pumpkin derby racers! Our first-ever pumpkin derby hits the starting line with the help of our 4-H Club.
Our first-ever pumpkin derby hits the starting line with the help of our 4-H Club. Many racers, but only one can be victorious!
Tonight we take you on an eerie tour of the haunted Portland underground! (Please note: due to dark nature of the content, this episode isn’t appropriate for young children)
Get ready to be super spooked with a visit to this freaky home in Milwaukie, Oregon. www.davisgraveyard.com
31 Days of Halloween Theater Presents… Another Classic Lame Scary Story: The Ghost Car! Liked The Bloody Finger? You’re gonna looove The Ghost Car.
Decisions, decisions… Not sure what to wear this Halloween? Check out the hottest looks for boos and ghouls, including the top costume this year! www.HalloweenWarehouseOR.com
Master carvers take the traditional “two eyes, a nose and a mouth” to a whole new level. Thank you, whoever you are!
Tonight, the HNN investigates the top 5 Halloween myths: Frightfully Right or Dead Wrong?!
The tradition of the Bloody Finger continues with this scary story told by special guest Brynn Baron. A dare sends a young man into a haunted house and he soon discovers what the ghost does with her blood red fingernails!
Gentlemen (and women), start your pumpkins! The West Coast Giant Pumpkin Regatta squashes all competitors as 1,000 pound pumpkins are hollowed out and put in the water, then people dressed in costumes race them. Yes. That’s what we said. Race them. (The 2010 Regatta is on 10/23. Get details here http://bit.ly/9A3nvm)
From the cute to the creepy and everything in between, Halloween inspires artists to get in touch with their inner dark side.
Ever see a pumpkin trebuchet? How about a cannon? Or a slingshot? Oh yeah, today we’re flinging fruit! (Fling some yourself at Plumper Pumpkin Patch)
Guest storyteller Brynn Barron gets punny in today’s 31 Days of Halloween Presents Another Lame Scare Story: The Coffin!
The front of our house is FINALLY decorated! What are you waiting for? Click play!
Still don’t know what to be for Halloween? Get inspired with these spooktacular homemade creations!
UPDATE: We won a 2011 Telly People’s Choice Award for this video! Over 200 zombies rocked Portland’s Pioneer Square in a fully choreographed version of Michael Jackson’s Thriller. Special thanks to Kaebel Hashitani, Kelsie Loos, Gary Barnum and, of course, the zombies of Portland, OR whose performance (literally) killed it!
Zombie hunters control the madness as zombies roam freely through the streets of downtown Portland, Oregon.
Join us on the Halloween Fantasy Trail in the woods at Wenzel Farm in Oregon City, Oregon. It’s ghoulishly good fun for even the youngest boos and ghouls! (www.fantasytrail.com)
What fun would scary movies be without great villains? Here are a few of our favorites — see if you can name the films they’re from. (Warning: this montage includes images that aren’t appropriate for young children)
This haunted attraction in Portland, OR, is horrifying, creepy, super freaky — and really fun! It’s definitely not for young children or squeamish adults. www.ScreamAtTheBeach.com
Continuing from Day 26, come with us and see the inner workings of Scream at the Beach… if you dare!
Just have a look. We think you’ll understand.
Orio counts down his list of all-time favorite scary movies. Can you guess what’s number 1?
From the silly to the spooky and everything in between, the spirit is strong in these decked out homes! http://ow.ly/2RddX
Naturally, our series wraps up with our favorite day of the year… Halloween!
31 Days of Halloween 