Fill your cemetery with fearsome friends from the Graves and Bones collection. The motion-activated animatronic Gravedigger moves his lantern for a creepy effect. Partner him with the Haunting Ghost Bride to haunt the unsuspecting visitors to your home. 

Cruise a creepy canal with the 8-foot Giant Animated Ferry of the Dead. A sinister figure rows the skeleton cargo through a creepy corridor in your frightful Halloween landscape.

Flex your creative muscles a bit more while decorating, and invest in a family of skeletons with glowing LED lights. Their plastic bones make them perfectly fit for decorating inside or out. 

Since no skeleton family is complete without a skeleton pet, make sure to get an animated skeleton cat and something for him to chase after, like an animated skeleton mouse.

When gardens go bad, putrid pumpkins and man-eating plants come out to frighten and feast. In the Rotten Patch, choose from animatronics that jump to life and scare unsuspecting trick-or-treaters, and line your pathways with markers that lure neighbors and friends to visit for a terrifying time.

Summoning souls with his glowing eyes, the 12-foot Giant Inferno Pumpkin Skeleton is posable in playful or scary setups. It's easy to put together using this video and these instructions. 

Jack-o'-lanterns take a twisted turn when they come from the Rotten Patch. 

Try one with pre-lit glowing evil eyes and a menacing mouth to torment your trick-or-treaters.

Choose frightful favorites from classic creepy cinema for the best Halloween decor. Jack Skellington and Sally from "The Nightmare Before Christmas" will enchant your guests with sensor-activated spooky serenades. 

Decorate your yard with your favorite licensed characters from spooky and family-friendly classics like "Beetlejuice" and "Ghostbusters." Many of these characters can be used indoors and on covered porches.

For a family-friendly but impressively villainous display, look for Ursula from "The Little Mermaid." The sea witch's tentacles move up and down and feature a fiery flame effect. 

Ursula keeps company with the licensed Frightful Flicks characters like Stuart the Minion, Mickey and Minnie Mouse and Snoopy.

The nightmare is only beginning when you display creepy clowns and other scream-inducing characters in the Dreadful Dreams collection. These realistic designs play on fears and phobias for chills and thrills.

The centerpiece of your Halloween carnival is the Creepy Jack in the Box that utters spooky welcoming phrases to guests. The ghoulish 9-foot Scary Clown Arch announces to the neighborhood where to find the creepiest, best Halloween decorations.

At an impressive 5 1/2 feet high, this creepy-crawly spider will get your guests' attention. Six light-up eyes and timed hissing sounds deliver the frights in the night.

If you want to pack your Halloween landscape with the stuff of nightmares, add slithering snakes, fierce dragons and ghoulish ghosts.

Bigger can definitely be better for the best Halloween decorations in the neighborhood. Look for imposing specters like the 12-foot Ghoul Ghost inflatable to enhance your haunted house. Inflatables conveniently self-inflate for easy setup.

The Fire and Ice Dragon will guard your castle with its threatening 8 1/2-foot height and a flame effect from his jaws. He's ready to take to the skies with his flapping wing motion.

Look for inflatable, posable and animated Giant characters for your Halloween decor like ghosts, goblins and skeletons.

Large outdoor Halloween inflatables are a simple and impressive way to decorate your yard. Simply plug it in and stake it down and you're ready to go!

Here are some tips for decorating with inflatables for Halloween:

• Determine where each inflatable Halloween decoration will go and measure your available space. Pick inflatables that will fit comfortably in the area without rubbing up against one another or altogether blocking the view. This will keep your landscape from looking overcrowded.
• Choose placement carefully. Low-hanging branches can snag and potentially tear the fabric shell of an inflatable. A stiff wind can sometimes cause an inflatable to totter. Double-check that there is enough clearance around the decoration. Make sure there are no breakables or sharp objects nearby.
• To ensure smooth inflation, position the base of the inflatable where you want it to stand in your landscape. Spread the fabric flat on the ground before inflating to keep it from kinking or snagging while it fills with air. Tightly close any zippers, fasteners or vents to keep air from escaping while in use.
• Clear potential obstructions at the base. Most inflatables are equipped with an air intake at the bottom. This is a fan that forces air into the fabric shell, so it’s important to keep that intake clear of obstructions. Be careful to keep the decoration’s own fabric away from the intake side of the fan while inflating.
• Guard against the wind. Once your piece is inflated, use any included tethers to stake it into position. Anchoring your decorations will help keep them in place in the event of strong winds or storms.

You can't miss with Halloween Classics like witches, skeletons and  Jack-o'-lanterns. Make a home for party guests and little ghouls and goblins when you choose characters that will adorn your lawn and transform your home.

Bring frights to the night with a terrifying Pumpkin Head Reaper inflatable. This grim peeper stands an imposing 12 feet tall to torment your guests from your front lawn.

Halloween projectors create a supernatural visual effect by projecting moving images on the inside of windows or walls. This gives the appearance of ghosts, zombies or even waltzing skeletons having the time of their undead lives inside your living room.

If you'd rather cast spooky scenery onto the outside of your home rather than the inside, consider a Halloween light projector that displays flying ghosts, bats and even witches. Simply place it on your lawn and point it towards a smooth surface on your home's exterior. This is one of the best outdoor Halloween decoration ideas if you are short on time. 

No Halloween would be complete without a monster around. Inflated or animated, it'll keep your yard spooky. 

The 76-inch Electrified Monster will strike terror in unsuspecting guests with his deathly stare and motion-activated moans.

Bring the magic of a haunted house ride to your front yard with animated Halloween figures. Available in a variety of sizes and prices, some of these moving animated figures are even pre-lit and come with an ominous soundtrack.

Welcome a group of sisterly witches and their cauldron to your yard or keep your decor more subtle with a Grim Reaper pop-up tombstone or a black cat that watches everyone who crosses his path. Animatronics have come to be some of the best Halloween decorations out there.  

The glowing eyes and mouth of a traditional Jack-o'-lantern are found in many forms of Halloween decorations. You can decorate the entrance to your Hallween funscape with an arch of grinning pumpkins, or choose molded plastic pumpkins to entice your trick-or-treaters.

Of course, any Halloween decorating wouldn't be complete without a traditional Jack-o'-lantern. If you are short on Halloween decor ideas, a glowing pumpkin will do the trick. 

Molded, pre-carved pumpkins allow you to decorate year after year with the same Jack-o'-lanterns minus any mess or rotting. 

Turn your front yard into a creepy graveyard, full of ghosts of trick-or-treaters past. 

Scatter tombstones throughout your yard; you can get them as a set or find individual headstones to group together. Some have LED lights illuminating the carvings or skeletons decorating the top. Others feature animated characters jumping up behind the headstone. There are even tombstones that blow fog or serve as Bluetooth speakers so you can sync up your smartphone to play scary music.

Take it a step further with a decorative mausoleum setup. Arrange an archway and crypt near the sidewalk for neighbors and visitors alike to enjoy.

• No home is fully decorated without festive Halloween lights. 
• String lights along your porch that flicker with a skull design. Light up your home in purples and oranges this season. Don't forget to mix in Halloween projector effects to make a glorious light show of your home. 
• Extend your Halloween lighting beyond the porch by lining your driveway with pre-lit luminary pumpkin bags.

Prepare your visitors for the frights in store when you mark the path with glowing and animated markers. Place the spooky stakes along your lawn to guide guests and give them a good scare.