UPDATE Dec 27, 2024:
Update Dec 27, 2024: Apologies for not posting anything here for years. Still wracking my brain on how 5 of the past 10 haunted productions I’d produced or worked on were swindle jobs (4 of them in Montana; lesson learned). The past few years I’ve been itching to excoriate these villains here, but there are legalities to consider, so I’ve remained quiet publicly. All the same, I WILL be updating this site over the next few weeks, to report the more positive things I had control over and was able to make. The Haunts page, particularly, will have more content soon.
The items in the Shop page are still unavailable, as we update this site. BUT you can still order Poof’s First Halloween kids book (now 2nd Ed). If you do buy a book or E-Book on Amazon, please drop us a line!
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OR the 2nd Edition on Amazon (Hard copy or e-book):
Poof’s First Halloween on Amazon
Happy haunting!
Nico
EveryDayIsHalloween.com is a Halloween-themed site born in 2003, “stolen fair and square” (as producer Nico Holthaus jokes) from Al Jourgensen of the badass rock band Ministry, based on their 80s underground eponymous anthem. Regardless of that song, Nico, truly believing that every day IS Halloween, has always loved and investigated things that go bump in the night–those things that make us aware that there is something MORE than what we perceive with our “common senses”–and has based his life on creating and/or recreating those things that scare us, from his childhood haunts in parents’ basements in the 70s, to much later being involved in the cutting edge of horror films, professional haunted houses, and manifesting his own peculiarly original creations.
Have fun on this site, and be assured that you will NOT go insane, become evil, or any other thing your parents warned you about. Responsible fun is WHY we’re here, as Professor Nico instructs heartfeltedly. Drop us a line. You may even have your own “dark”–but keep it fun, please–stories published on this site. Contact us with your writing.
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The last Halloween Tree standing.
When we get a bigger studio (and more time) we’ll make more of ’em.
