Trick or Treat: You can go around your neighborhood dressed up in a funky costume snagging candy from your friends and neighbors’ houses. Just remember to be respectful of the little kids running about.

Halloween Party: Go spend a night out in the strobe lights with ghouls, fairies and other interesting creatures. Halloween parties are a must, especially with Halloween on a Friday this year, so dress up in your favorite costume and hit the apple bobbing booth.

Attend the football game: Instead of going out for a night on the town, support the varsity football at their game tonight at Bible Stadium. For this Halloween game, go the extra step with your maroon and gold, adding face paint, boas or even tutus.

Stay in and watch scary movies: Rather than heading out for a late night howling at the moon, stay in and enjoy the classics. With Freddy Krueger and Michael Myers running amuck in your mind, you’ll be sure to have a blast. You can even invite some friends over and have a scary movie binge fest.

House of Torment: Forget about scary movies and trick or treating, head out to the House of Torment for a night of fright and gore. Admissions to all three houses is $30 on the night of Halloween, but regardless of price their new theme for the year is sure to terrify you.