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40 Best Halloween Websites of 2024



40 Best Halloween Websites of 2024

Are you looking for the best Halloween websites? Well, weary traveller, your search has come to an end. Look no further than our definitive list of the very best Halloween websites of 2024! With the spookiest night of the year right around the corner, the team at Priority Pixels have been working hard to get you in the spirit of All Hallows Eve.

Whichever way you’re getting into the spirit this year, be sure to check out our list of the very best Halloween websites of 2024 below. From family festivities to Horror movies, we’ve done our best to include a variety of different spooky sites to get you in the mood for a frightful night.

Haunted Happenings

40. Haunted Happenings

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Party Pieces

39. Party Pieces

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Betty Crocker

38. Betty Crocker

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Jamie Oliver

37. Jamie Oliver

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Jokers' Masquerade

36. Jokers' Masquerade

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Ghosts & Gravestones

35. Ghosts & Gravestones

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13th Floor Jacksonville

34. 13th Floor Jacksonville

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Dark Horror Games

33. Dark Horror Games

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Xtreme Scream Park

32. Xtreme Scream Park

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Pumpkin Gutter

31. Pumpkin Gutter

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Red House Mysteries

30. Red House Mysteries

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Little Shop of Horrors

29. Little Shop of Horrors

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The Halloween Store

28. The Halloween Store

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Halloween Express

27. Halloween Express

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City of the Dead Tours

26. City of the Dead Tours

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Fear World

25. Fear World

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The Moonlit Road

24. The Moonlit Road

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The Paris Catacombs

23. The Paris Catacombs

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Real Ghost Stories Online

22. Real Ghost Stories Online

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Samhain

21. Samhain

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Texas Chainsaw Massacre

20. Texas Chainsaw Massacre

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Sinister Visions

19. Sinister Visions

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National Trust: Most Haunted Places

18. National Trust: Most Haunted Places

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Derry Halloween

17. Derry Halloween

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Vintage Halloween

16. Vintage Halloween

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Bloody Disgusting

15. Bloody Disgusting

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Jib Jab Halloween

14. Jib Jab Halloween

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Trick Or Treat Studios

13. Trick Or Treat Studios

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Halloween Costumes

12. Halloween Costumes

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Spookers

11. Spookers

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Scare City

10. Scare City

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Mad About Horror

9. Mad About Horror

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Fright Find

8. Fright Find

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Hashima Island

7. Hashima Island

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The Ghost Bus Tours

6. The Ghost Bus Tours

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Shudder

5. Shudder

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Horror Shop

4. Horror Shop

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Smile

3. Smile

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Zombie Pumpkins

2. Zombie Pumpkins

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Smiffys Halloween

1. Smiffys Halloween

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Where does Halloween come from?

An autumn nip in the air and leaves fading from green to amber. The streets are quiet and there’s a cool breeze in the east – like something is brewing. The days are getting shorter, and the nights are growing longer…it must be Halloween! So where does Halloween come from?

The festival of Samhain (pronounced sow-wen) dates back 2000 years. A celebration marked by the Celts as the division between Summer and Winter, it represents the end of the harvest season and is one of four seasonal Celtic holidays. It is said on Samhain, the barrier between the living and the spirit world became so thin the dead could pass right through it. Spooky, right? Traditionally family hearths were left to burn out while communities lit bonfires, practised ancient traditions and divination and held contests and competitions. At the end of the celebrations, the villagers would take a flame home to relight the family hearths.

People also wore costumes to ward off spirits, a tradition that continues to this day. However, it isn’t just spirits who walk among us on Samhain. Travellers should watch out for The Lady Gwyn. She’s a forlorn-looking, headless spirit appearing dressed all in white with her black sow. Legend has it she pretends to be a lost soul. Be wary though traveller! She will lure or chase anyone she catches wandering at night. There’s also the Irish legend of Stingy Jack, a lazy drunkard stuck in purgatory after a deal with the devil went awry. You should also watch out for the nefarious creature called the Púca which translates to spirit or goblin in Irish Gaelic.

Is Samhain celebrated today?

Samhain is traditionally celebrated from late October into early November, whereas Halloween is strictly an October 31st activity. Some historians believe Halloween is actually a Christianised Samhain and a result of early pagan festivities and traditions dying out as Christianity spread to Europe and Great Britain. Others say the festivities have always been separate. One thing is for sure, Samhain will forever be shrouded in mystery.

These days, Halloween is very much a family affair. In fact, it is the second biggest holiday celebrated in the world after Christmas. Other names for the spookiest night of the year include Allhalloween, All Hallows’ Eve or All Saints’ Eve.

Halloween in the UK

Unlike the US, Halloween is not a massive commercial holiday here in the UK. Bonfire Night on November 5th, also known as Guy Fawkes Night, is a lot more popular with many Brits across England, Wales, Scotland and Northern Ireland setting off fireworks and lighting bonfires to commemorate a failed assassination attempt of King James I in 1605.

In some parts of the world, the pagan festival of Samhain is still celebrated. This is particularly popular in Ireland where it is said the festival originated. In a similar fashion, many Brits celebrate October 31st with small rituals and traditions, much like their ancestors did 1000s of years ago. Trick or treating is also popular with families, who dress up and go from door to door in search of sweet treats.

Local festivities are often celebrated in Dartmoor National Park, just down the road from Priority Pixels HQ. This is unsurprising considering Dartmoor is the centre of many myths about ghouls, ghosts and spirits. There are also a number of local legends about witches, including Old Hannah, Witch Hare, Levera, Vixana, Mary Ann and many more. Although most of the stories tell of old, wicked women who’d curse anyone who dared to cross their path, these tales most likely stem from medieval witch hunts. It is more likely that these women were healers, herbalists and midwives who lived by the land and worked with the cycles of the moon, changes in the weather and seasonal plants.

FAQs

What makes a great Halloween website?

From frightening fonts to spooky music, a great Halloween website is all about atmosphere.

How you decide to style your website will come down to who your target audience is and what you are hoping to achieve with your digital marketing.

You could customise your theme to include classic spooky elements like ghosts and ghouls, or for a more serious vibe add a bit of ominous music. Dark colours and themes are also incredibly popular for Halloween, but for a lighter child-friendly vibe, cartoons and funky music like The Monster Mash are always an absolute must.

How much does a Halloween website cost?

The cost of your website will come down to the specific needs of you and your business or organisation. Do you run a business that specifically sells Halloween decorations, or are you a local bakery wanting to get in the Samhain spirit?

For an exact quote, it’s best to contact your local digital marketing agency. They’ll be able to talk you through your exact specifications and give you a quote based on what you need.

Can I build my Halloween website with drag and drop software?

You could use drag and drop software and plugins to build your website. However, while it may seem like the easier (and cheaper) option, using drag and drop software can create a multitude of issues for you and your website. From slow loading speeds to a lack of SEO, if you want a site that actually works it may be best to contact the professionals.

Designing your own website without specialist knowledge and expertise can risk your business or organisation being buried on search engines. Outsourcing the management of your website to a professional digital marketing agency will result in a practical, functioning website that ranks and gets traffic.

Who makes the best Halloween websites?

Let’s creep it real, Priority Pixels has been designing boo-tiful websites and bespoke digital marketing strategies for our clients across the South West since 2016. Our team of ghosts and ghouls may shy away from the sun, but we do boast a wealth of digital expertise and knowledge – and we’re always happy to help.

If you need help with your digital marketing strategy, then we’ve got you covered – just don’t feed our web developers after midnight. Contact us today.

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