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halloween theme help

Posted: Wed Aug 09, 2006 4:07 pm
by goth_angel
this year our halloween ideas are out. Im a gothic teen and so my dad has left the halloween theme and party in my hands, and hes expecting me to find a VERY good theme this year, if u have any ideas other then like graveyard them, let me know. :D

Posted: Thu Aug 10, 2006 1:11 pm
by uncletor
How about a mock execution?
You could probably rig up an electric chair and have sparks fly out of it, complete with writhing body.
That would definately be a step up from just a graveyard.
Now, a little more down to earth are some rotting corpses I have dangling from the trees, always fun, and easy to do...

Posted: Thu Aug 10, 2006 8:25 pm
by uncletor
Maybe if you are into it, the FRANKENSTEIN monster...being raised from the table in Dr. Frankenstein's lab..blood, operating table in the garage if it rains, out there el fresco if not...couple of jackets, lots of gore, a big pal of yours on the table..little electrical works from the computer guy down the street..

Posted: Sun Aug 13, 2006 5:41 pm
by tantraman
labs are always good.

Posted: Tue Aug 15, 2006 12:52 am
by skullychick
have like a mystery murder dinner party, how sweet would that be?

Posted: Fri Aug 18, 2006 1:14 pm
by Light/sound tech Chris
I don't know if you have heard of this Machine it's a Fogger we use for Halloween and it costs 199 it's a Low lying Fogger and will have low lying fog I would use it inside it wouldn't fog fog up the room because it would be on the floor just floating or outside in the front by the entrence also use some Scary red,green or blue Pars (Lighting talk for Flood Lights) to light up the house very scary and creepy effect I am just suggesting special effect I don't have any themes for partys.


Christopher
Light/Sound Tech for Mobile Sets

Theme Ideas

Posted: Thu Sep 14, 2006 11:08 am
by Yombe
One year we did several rooms for a school sleep-over type party. The overall theme was: "Boo-t Scoot-in' Boo-gey," so we had a lot of dead cowboy-dressed skeletons and the like everywhere. We fashioned rustic-looking "Old West" signs for every area. One room was called "Beauty Pallor" (instead of "Beauty Parlor") and it had lots of jars with cosmetic-like potions, and a two-way mirror. A trickster was behind the mirror wearing a skeleton mask, and whenever an individual stepped in front of the mirror, the trickster would quickly turn on the light set up near him and his skeletal face appeared in the mirror. Great effect, and not too expensive to put together. Any glass company can cut a 2-way mirror to fit a frame you find at a discount store. The refreshment area was called "Dead Man's Gulch Saloon". Your imagination can take it from there.

Posted: Sun Sep 17, 2006 7:58 am
by LittleDollClaudia
You can do a funeral where your guests celebrate everyone's death. Black roses and ribbons, fog machine, name cards shaped like tombstones with your friends names on them showing the party date as their day of death. If it's not too expensive, get a coffin so everyone can get a pic taken laying in the coffin. You can put in a marker next to it with the date and something like "Thanks for joining us at "Kathy's" funeral." ~Oct.31, 2006~