i am having a halloween party and would really like to scare the guests to death, any ideas?

Answer 1

Arrange for a few of your friends to "disappear".

Leave traces of a struggle or have someone scream like crazy then everyone will wonder what happened to the "missing" person.

At first they might think it just a prank but after about three people misteriously disappear it starts to get scary. IF those involved can do a good job of acting worried and surprised.

You need to have a seperate exit for them to skate out of and a place to go till time to magically reappear. A friend of mine did this with an upstairs fire ladder that allowed the missing people to go down the outside of the house. Very convincing when there seems to be no way out of the upstairs.

Answer 2

I have tons of ideas! Purchase some black fishing line from a sporting good store, Cut several strips about 5 foot long and fasten one end to a doorway and allow the other end to hang. In a standard doorway you should do about 20 or more stings hanging down. To the unsuspecting guest this will feel like cobwebs when they walk through it. Hint....dont use regular string as it will naturally curl and get knotted at the bottom and can tangle around someones head and choke them.

Answer 3

We have a stuffed animal that is as big as a person and we scare each other with it by leaving it in a closet or sitting on the toilet (ok just scares the first person in) the trunk of a car.
Hire actors to have a fight and make it look like someone got hurt (catsup)
Have the party at a cemetery

Answer 4

looks such as you're on the wonderful music, yet why no longer turn the front backyard, in case you have one, into the graveyard. regardless of each little thing, you have already got the dirt. in case you are able to not try this, positioned your headstones in the lounge, get some branches from the community crafts shop to grant impact of wood, in step with risk some Spanish moss hung on them. Then get a dry-ice style smoke gadget, which will lay down a shifting fog around the floor.

Answer 5

shut your power off in the middle of the party, and run thru the house with a chainsaw.

Answer 6

don't answer the door, but leave the door open, and have yourself dead on the floor with bloody footprints. as each guest arrives, have them "die" until the last person comes.

Answer 7

Invite OJ and ahve Celine Dion be the entertainment.

Answer 8

Make a haunted house.

Spooky Step #1: Lay the Groundwork.
Get permission from your folks to use your house (preferably the basement) for your Halloween haunted house. Make sure the space is big enough to do everything you want to do.

Spooky Step #2: Make an (Evil) Plan.
Make a diagram of the space available, and figure out which things you want to have in your haunted house (from the list below) and where it might go. Plan an entrance and an exit, so you can lead people in and out without bumping into other people.

Spooky Step #3: Make Gravestones.
Buy large pieces of grey construction paper and cut them into the shape of headstones. Use a black magic marker to write on the headstones, using your creativity. You can do classic epitaphs like "Here lies John Smith, 1902 - 1992", or make them super-creepy, such as "Here lies our child, Died in anguish." Tack or tape them along the bottom of the walls to simulate real gravestones.

Spooky Step #4: Darkness Falls.
Use black plastic garbage bags to cover windows for darkness. Keep the main overhead lights turned off, and provide eerie lighting using lots of black and red candles. Or, you could use small lamps with red or black lightbulbs (available at party stores or drugstores).

Spooky Step #5: Brew the Soundtrack.
Get your friends or family to help you make a tape recording of scary sounds, or buy a "sounds of terror" cd from the local music store. Keep the sounds playing whenever people are inside the house for a weird and frightening sensory experience. Keep scary music going too, as well as scary sounds. There are lots of good Halloween compilation cds available at music stores. Or, put on some Icelandic trance music you've got in your cd collection.

Spooky Step #6: Peel the Eyeballs.
Make a bowl of eyeballs. Buy large grapes at the fruit store and carefully peel off the skins. Put them in a chilled bowl (keep the bowl in the fridge until you begin your haunted house tour). Invite people to touch them. Tell people in a spooky voice, "These are the eyeballs of murdered witches."

Spooky Step #7: Get Ahead (or Two).
Buy Styrofoam heads from a beauty supply house and turn them into monsters or murdered beauty queens to put on display. Make the heads look "once alive" by using Halloween wigs for hair and Halloween makeup for the faces. Stick plastic knives into the heads and pour fake blood around the "wounds." Line the heads up along a table and create a horrible story to tell guests, about the serial killer who murdered these folks and chopped off their heads with an axe. For extra special effect, have the axe there dripping with blood! (A fake axe of course, with fake blood, from a Halloween supply shop).

Spooky Step #8: Special Effects.
Enlist the help of a friend to hide behind a curtain or chair, and spritz visitor's faces with cold water as they walk through the dark. Tell visitors they have been sprayed by deadly spitting black widow spiders.

Spooky Step #9: Give People a Hand.
Create a creepy "dead hand." Start the day before the party. Fill a rubber kitchen glove to the wrist with water turned green with green food coloring. Tie the glove's end tightly with a rubber band or two, make sure it's not leaking, then put it into the freezer. Right before the party, carefully unwrap the frozen hand by slowly peeling off the glove. Fill a clear (plastic or glass) punch bowl with cold, green colored water (food coloring again), and float the frozen "dead" hand in it. Whose hand is it? Maybe your great grandfather's, maybe the innocent victim you slaughtered - it's up to you what to tell people!

Spooky Step #10: Web Work.
Stretch fake spider webbing (available in drugstore Halloween aisles) around the room. Spray it with water from plant mister. Make sure it's placed so people will have to brush it away from their faces as they walk through certain parts of the room.

Spooky Step #11: Arrange for Monsters.
If you're doing a walk-through haunted house, get an adult or a big friend to dress up as a monster (Frankenstein, a serial killer, Dracula, etc.) and hide near the exit. Just before people go out, the "monster" should leap out and scare the daylights out of them!

Spooky Step #12: Is That You Coffin?
If you've having people to stay and party in your haunted house, see if you can convince a friend to play vampire. They should dress in a vampire costume and hide in a certain part of the house where people might go, but not the main party room. (Not the bathroom though!) Guests shouldn't seem them until they are surprise attacked! Or, you can get your vampire friend to lie under a blanket where they are hidden in plain view. The idea is for them to stay perfectly still for ages, then suddenly sit up and scream, scaring the whole room at once!

Spooky Step #13: Bloody Punch.
Create insect blood punch for your thirsty guests. Start the day before the party by preparing the insect ice cubes. Buy a bunch of plastic ants and beetles at a toy store or the drugstore's Halloween section. Wash the bugs (to clean them off) and then put a bug or two in each section of an empty ice tray. Fill the tray with water and pop into the freezer. (Do as many trays at a time as possible). The next day, just before the guests are set to arrive, fill a large punch bowl with red fruit punch. Make it sickly looking by mixing in some blue food coloring. Add the buggy ice cubes (they should be well frozen now) and have plastic cups on hand, so you can offer people a refreshing drink of "Zombie Blood."

Answer 9

put on a michael jackson suit...they will run for cover, or pants

Answer 10

show up naked