It’s a pumpkin with a fearsome visage and creepy eyes that follow you around ... so they’ll have an almighty head start. They could have something really impressive in the works!

With Halloween looming, it’s time to get a pumpkin, scrape out its guts, and use a knife to carve scary faces into its orange flesh. When you think about it, carving jack-o-lanterns is a pretty ...

Pumpkins are now one of the most recognizable symbols of Halloween, but they weren’t used as jack-o’-lanterns until the ... the Horseman’s head was severed from his body during a ...

The legend of Jack-O’-Lantern comes from an old Irish tale about a man named Jack, who tricked the devil and was condemned to ...

When Jack came to the gates of hell, the devil handed him a small burning coal and ... of the dead was thin. Jack-o'-lanterns, with their spooky grins and scary faces, helped to deter evil spirits ...

Come this time of year, Halloween jack-o’-lantern-shaped food and carved pumpkin ... and apparently Irish people used to carve scary faces on turnips to scare away Stingy Jack's wandering ...

According to Irish folklore, a man called Jack ... O’Lantern walks with a burning coal inside of a carved-out turnip to light his way. Did you know carved turnips were the original scary ...

Every year, we head ... known as “Jack of the Lantern,’’ which was later shortened to “jack-o-lantern.’’ Irish and Scottish children delighted in carving their own scary faces in ...

Sound familiar? No wonder jack-o’-lanterns evoke a creepy feelingthey began as real skulls! Fallingstar says that the celebrants would even speak to their ancestors using the skulls. There’s a ...