I was so mad yesterday, I was shaking,” said Marshall, Skelly’s owner. “Why would someone want to take that away and do it in ...

By Scott Cacciola Even before Alexis Luttrell adorned her Memphis-area front yard with a pair of skeletons for Halloween, she had decided that she would keep them up for a while. They would just ...

These skeletons aren't kept in a closet; they're on display in the front yard. The spooky giant decoration became a popular Halloween decoration over the last several years since debuting in Home ...

You've probably done a double take walking by some of your neighbours' yards this Halloween season, as sets of spooky skeletal eyes stare back at you. Both the creepy, giant skeletons and the ...

A Simi Valley resident's Halloween spirit was dampened by the recent theft of a giant skeleton decorating her yard. Jennifer Ross said she heard thieves around 11:30 p.m. Monday in her front yard ...

LOUISVILLE, Ky. (WDRB) -- There's a new worker at Louisville Muhammad Ali International Airport ready for Halloween. The airport posed a plastic skeleton around terminals on Tuesday. The skeleton ...

But the Halloween decor collection didn’t start until 2020 when she purchased her first pumpkin head skeleton. Halloween decor in full swing at 78th and Ogden Street in Southeast Portland on ...

Skelly, the nickname given to the famous oversized skeleton Halloween decoration, has haunted neighborhoods since its debut at Home Depot in 2020. And Skelly's popularity has only grown since.

Skeletons, it seems, have gone soft. No longer content to loom over you from a height of 12 feet, the latest en vogue Halloween collectibles are skewing more farcical than fearsome. A skeleton ...

The internet-famous 12-foot Halloween skeletons appear to be here to stay. That's great for spooky season fans, but dogs don't understand why they're taking over yards. In fact, your dog doesn't ...

Ever since Home Depot launched its 12-foot skeleton Halloween decoration in 2020, we’ve been seeing massive skeletons towering over neighborhoods every fall. It’s our new favorite tradition!