So, last week, I showed you what the outside of the Yang House of Horrors looked like.  Here, I will give you some images of the interior decorations.  How about a look at the evil bride who faced you as you ascended the stairs in the gloom of the evening?

This creature looks especially scary, when you bathe her in a black light!

Of course, when you look down the corridor, you want to be greeted and guided by Halloween denizens.

Then, you defiintely need a comforting night light when you hit the bathroom on an eerie night like this.

We also have charming candles to guide you back down the stairs.

Watch out for otherworldly visitors peering in the window, maybe trying to lure you off to perdition.  All I said to my friend Judy was, “Oh, Look.  There’s someone in the window behind you.”  And this lost soul prompted a shriek from my pal.  Judy still comes to my house, but she’s a little leery about glancing out the windows now.

The fireplace also has its share of holiday decor, including our home grown pumpkins!  These bad boys/girls started growing as early as April and developed into lovely, strong pumpkins.  We haven’t grown anything this big since we lived in Connecticut!

Now, my problem is going to be trying to measure up to these decorations and those of years past.  Ah well, who will I creep out this year?  The trick is to place your creatures in shadows so that imagination does a large part of the work – especially when you hear sounds or glimpse preternatural beings in places where you wouldn’t expect them.  Unfortunately, those kind of shadows don’t lend themselves to clear photographs, so they are hard to capture and present to you in pictures.

So, I’ll close with this goblin wishing you a fare thee well from atop his pumpkin throne!  Enjoy your holiday, and be careful whom you invite to cross your threshold!