The nightmare continues.
This year was just a simple Monster Mash of all the Animatronics gathered over the years. We just were not able to produce a big themed display this year.
The year of Shrek and the castle
We got so lucky this year a scored this amazing castle which of course lead doing Shrek. It was a popular display and the best part, Out of the blue halloween night a bunch of neighbors just happen to be dressed up as the characters from Shrek. What are the odds of that.
The Classic movie monsters and Lab come to Life.
The theme was simple: Just a few classic movie monsters and bit of a Mad Scientist Lab to fill in the feeling. This is the first year we did a Background for the display to linit its size, I think it turned out really cool.
Under the Sea, Finding Nemo
The year was a total deep dive, under the sea, complete with sharks, seahorses, Nemo and Dory. The background was really helped with a water feel but I was picking up and pulling silver streamers out of the tree for months.
Step closer, if you dare.
This year was a simple arachnophobia come to life... Simple, but deeply effective.
Life finds a way.
The dinosaurs escaped the island and took over the yard. A full-scale Jurassic Park gate, the iconic Jeep, raptors lurking in the palms, and a T-Rex that roamed the neighborhood all night. The neighbors lost their minds.
Area 51 We are not alone.
A full Area 51 crash site took over the front yard: green aliens scattered everywhere, a downed UFO with a spinning blue light, radioactive hazard crates, and two hazmat-suited investigators on the scene. The neighborhood had never seen anything like it.
Ye be warned.
Pirate's Cove took over the entire yard — a full-size ghost ship with billowing sails and a glowing helm, skeleton pirates guarding treasure chests overflowing with gold, and red lights that turned the whole scene into something straight off the high seas. The neighborhood didn't know what hit them.
Have a lively Halloween.
The original haunt — and the one that won the Amberwood October Lights award. Giant spider webs strung between the trees, a full graveyard with skeletons clawing out of the ground, skull torches, chains, a skeleton spit roast, and those glowing eyes watching from the dark. The neighborhood took notice, and the tradition was born.
