Only those with X-ray vision can find the exact location of the angry jack-o-lantern creeping into the illusion. Found it? Congratulations, no need for a terrifying trip to the ophthalmologist.

One change I appreciate, however, is the shift from pumpkin jack-o’-lanterns to ... we used to carve turnips to create “scary” lanterns. “Candles were placed inside the turnips and ...

Hoberdy's Lanterns had carved-out faces in turnips and the stump of a candle within. Pumpkins eh? here's proper scary, a traditional Irish Jack-O-Lantern made from a turnip. It dates from 1903 and ...

Haunted houses, scary movies ... stretch of hand-carvedjack-o'-lanterns in Grand Rapids. No lazy bones here! Skeletons are working hard to the bone in Portage Jack O Lantern World will take ...

Pumpkins! These round, orange vegetables are a familiar sight as Halloween approaches. But have you ever stopped to ask - why do people carve pumpkins for Halloween? And why are carved pumpkins ...

Pumpkins are now one of the most recognizable symbols of Halloween, but they weren’t used as jack-o’-lanterns until the mid-19th century. How did pumpkins go from being an ordinary squash to a ...

ONLY those with scary good vision can spot the lone angry pumpkin glowering among the crowd of happy jack-o-lanterns. Challengers with X-ray vision only have 19 seconds to prove themselves.