Priming the Happy Halloween pump. Youtube video link

Happy Halloween Nintendo fun stuff via Geek Stir

Straight outta Japan! Girls taking off their heads, skeletons dancing and a salute to Thriller for your viewing pleasure. The Clip contains is an enlivened demonstration of a puppeteering method called Black Art. The positioning of the lighting and flat black color used in the head-to-toe outfits and backgrounds allow for a fun time via puppetry. youtube video link

Who knew the Chinese made jack-o-lanterns? These pumpkins feature elaborate carvings of everything from pandas to horsemen and are sold at the open air markets in Qingzhen, Guizhou.

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Halloween is coming and if you’re like me, you’ve already started planning out your costume, decorations and treats. On that note I came across this incredible tutorial telling you exactly how to make these ‘things in a jar’, straight out of a witch’s kitchen. Dead Spider over at aranamuerta.com has provided detailed instructions for making these great decorations and for that we send out a big thank you. Don’t forget to read her jar labels, there’s some pretty humorous stuff going on. These are better than most of the stuff you can buy and it doesn’t look like it is too hard to do.

Check out the tutorial over at aranamuerta.com.
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The good people at Hormel have created a neat little guide to Halloween treats made with pepperoni. Candy is totally over-rated, what kids really want is…MEAT.

This pepperoni Frankenstein will scare the pants off any vegan coming to your door. I wonder if the angry villagers will come for him with toothpicks instead of rakes and torches?
Check out the good stuff going on over at Hormel

This is our official Halloween kickoff here at Miniature Brainwave, triggered in part by our picking up a copy of the Make Magazine Halloween Special. This issue is almost a complete guide to Halloween. From recipes to costumes to even making a whole haunted house, the Make editors have left no stone unturned in their quest to make your Halloween a scary good one. One of our favorite features is the ‘Meat Head’ project, a cold cut platter that looks like a rotting zombie head. You can catch a preview of that doozie over at chefandy.com.

Go and buy your own copy now!