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A popular time for many visitors is Halloween, and returning for 2019 is the Dark Arts experience where guests can try out their wand combat techniques against a Death Eater and even walk down a spookier Diagon Alley.

And to make the similarities even spookier, Gemma said Brooke had a similar photograph taken on the same steps when she was younger.

But in Coventry, there is something even spookier, just yards away from Canley Garden Cemetery.

With astute judiciousness, Charo does away with a lot of the acting tics and crowd-pleasing tricks often associated with the threadbare horror genre-and comes out spookier than the wrist-slashing and neck-wringing ghouls that go bump in the night.

It was "Night of the Living Dead," a spookier movie beyond belief that I saw with a couple friends not long after I got my driver's license.

To make the dessert appear even spookier, you may add a spider made using a truffle ball with edible googly eyes on it put in the centre of the cake.

This year's concert will be bigger, better, louder, and spookier than ever before.

If you're looking for something a little spookier, the Jim Thorpe Rotary Club sponsors the Old Mauch Chunk Ghost Walk where you can learn about the spectral spirits that inhabit the town.

Social media has never been spookier. Don't Look Now is criminally captivating.

The dark and dingy dog enclosures sit next to that building representing one of the more spookier settings.

But judge it from Hiroshi Sugimoto's hazy shot taken nearly 40 years later, and you might have a much spookier impression Each artist imbued the building with meaning--Stoller, a sense of industry; Sugimoto, one of demise.

Inside, its main arcade is spookier. At its ticket office, which used to take up to thousands of skiers a day in the 1990s, there is a dirty bed, and the swimming pool is full of weeds, wreckage and leftover objects of the resort.