Evil Dead, Trick r Treat, Twilight Zone and a host of horror ornaments help make Christmas more like Halloween

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Halloween horror ornaments and Evil Dead-inspired figurines are displayed like collectibles at a theme park haunt, set against an eye-catching red backdrop that evokes the energy of Halloween Horror Nights.

More and more it seems that Christmas is encroaching on the other fall and winter holidays.  There’s an increasing amount of the December 25th swag in stores earlier and earlier (long before Halloween).  I say its about time Halloween had equal time and turnabout is fair play!

Jack Skellington and company opened the door for Halloween and Christmas to mingle in 1993.  Dark holiday traditions like Krampus are growing in popularity and creepy cool Christmas decor continues to emerge.  Two companies in specific are carrying the banner of boo high this year: HorrorNaments and MOB. Both of these fiendishly fun shops offer spooky seasonal selections for those who prefer add a bit of wall to wall creeps to their haunted mansion.

Holiday Horror Nights glass ornament featuring a snowman in a top hat looming over a decapitated fellow snowman, complete with blood-red paint splatters—a playful and chilling Trick ’r Treat-inspired collectible for theme park thrill-seekers.

Christmas fear from HorrorNaments

First up in this festive fear fest: the jolly jarring jingle hell of  HorrorNaments.  Listed as a Halloween decor store, HorrorNaments  offers serious spook in their resin cast creations.  From creepy clowns to wicked weapons, a tree tricked out with anyone of them is sure to please Krampus when he visits your home.

The Bad Clown Horrornaments ornament, featuring a sinister clown clutching a lollipop and dangling from a tree branch, is the ultimate collectible for horror fans. This chilling piece brings frightful fun to haunted attractions and spooky theme park events, especially for Evil Dead or Trick ’r Treat enthusiasts looking to add some dark carnival magic to their festive displays.

A painted axe ornament dangles on a pine branch, displayed on a horror-themed card that reads “Axe Collectable Ornament”—a must-have for Evil Dead fans looking to bring some spine-chilling flair from their favorite fright attractions into their home decor.

Krampus ornament with menacing horns and clanking chains dangles from a shadowy pine branch, channeling Halloween Horror Nights vibes. A spooky collectible for Trick ’r Treat fans, packaged in themed display box—perfect for your haunted park merch haul.

The Werewolf Collectable Ornament from Horrornaments dangles from a tree branch, ready to bring spine-tingling energy to any haunted attraction or horror-themed event. With detailed features and iconic branding, it’s the ultimate collectible for fans of classic fright nights—perfect for adding a chilling touch inspired by favorites like Evil Dead or Trick ’r Treat to your theme park’s Halloween decor.

HorrorNaments teamed up with terror titans from across the genre to add more fear to their gear.  Kane Hoddor (Jason from the “Friday the 13th” franchise), Linnea Quigley (“Return of the Living Dead”), Michael Berryman (“The Hills Have Eyes”), Bill Moseley (“Devil’s Rejects”) and others have crafted their own nightmares.

A horror-themed ornament featuring a goateed character, skull patch, and casket design with bold “KILL” lettering and a menacing skull—an eye-catching collectible for Evil Dead fans or Halloween Horror Nights enthusiasts seeking standout decorations.

Linnea Quigley featured in a star-studded display with highlights from her filmography and a spooky witch ornament stirring up magical potions, creating a thrilling showcase for horror fans and visitors who love cult classics like Evil Dead at your favorite entertainment destination.

Michael Berryman showcased alongside a spooky haunted house ornament inspired by iconic horror memorabilia, with a lineup of his standout films like Trick r Treat and Evil Dead listed against an atmospheric dark backdrop—perfect for fans of horror attractions and entertainment experiences.

Bill Moseley poses alongside Evil Dead and Trick ’r Treat attraction highlights, a creepy spider-themed collectible like those found in horror park merch shops, and a bold red “Bill Moseley Series” logo popped against a black backdrop.

HorrorNaments can be found lurking online ready to take your horror-day decor order.  Prices range from $7.95 to $14.95, making these tree trimming terrors the perfect stocking stuffer (just push the remaining toes aside) or haunted home decoration.

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