Halloween History, Facts, Origins, Myths and Traditions

Smooth, orange pumpkins? So old-school. Check out these genetically modified jack-o-lanterns with warts and odd skin tones to boot.

The origin of Halloween is a far cry from modern tradition's vampires, trick-or-treating and candy corn.

The traditions and folklore of Halloween are a hybrid of Pagan, Celtic, Catholic and ancient Roman traditions.

Using neon wires, LED lights and small motors, anyone with a modicum of technical skill can create a high-tech costume sure to stand out from the crowd of ersatz pimps and sexy cats.

Various haunted houses across the country have invested significant money into the technology side of the business.

Scream queen or horror-hater? The answer may be in your genes.

Out of 37 popular candies, find which ones are the best and worst when it comes to sugar and fat.

Study finds that the fear of sex offenders around Halloween is largely unwarranted.

There are actual historical reasons that we carve pumpkins every Oct. 31.