
My Halloween Costumes
Dressing up for Halloween is always fun. My Halloween costumes throughout the years have always reflected my interests at the time. From homemade creations from my Mom to thrifted outfits,
As of July 23rd, we are only one hundred days out from the best holiday of the entire year: Halloween. It is time to celebrate 100 Days of Halloween 2026 with a bucket list of my favorite activities for the spooky season. I have planned one per day – but feel free to combine and check off as many as you want in one go!
Check back often – I will update this post with links to each of my daily posts relating to each list item.
Join in the fun on Facebook & Instagram by tagging @EmilyIsHorror and using the hashtag #Emilys100DaysofHalloween
Our first 30 items focus on the Summerween season and start to prepare for the coming autumn.
Summerween is wrapping up and we can transition into the proper autumn & Halloween seasons. Time to break out your Fall wardrobe, enjoy limited-time flavors, and gather all you will need for the big night.
The final stretch is here. From the end of September through October 31st, it is officially Halloween for even the most normal individuals. It is time to partake in haunts & events, celebrate with friends, and enjoy all the spookiness throughout your community. Let’s finish our 100 Days of Halloween 2026 strong with some classic traditions that no Halloween season can be without.

Dressing up for Halloween is always fun. My Halloween costumes throughout the years have always reflected my interests at the time. From homemade creations from my Mom to thrifted outfits,

You’ve seen the internet trends and now you too want to boo your neighbors. While the origin of this may be to increase holiday spending – with places encouraging large

Horror scores are can be both beautiful and haunting. I have put together a playlist of some of my favorite themes and scores from an eclectic mix of scary films