Get ready for a spooktacular coloring adventure with our collection of over 400 free Halloween coloring pages!
Whether you're looking for spooky haunted houses, eerie pumpkins, or friendly ghosts, there's something for every Halloween fan in this set of printable coloring sheets.
Perfect for kids and adults alike, these pages offer hours of creative fun, bringing the excitement of Halloween to life with every stroke of color.
These coloring pages are easy to download and print, making them a great addition to any Halloween celebration. Dive into the Halloween spirit and let your imagination run wild with this frightfully fun collection of Halloween coloring pages!
Printable Halloween Coloring Pages:
88 Free Halloween Coloring Pages For Instant Free Printing
Halloween coloring pages offer much more than just a creative activity; they are a fantastic opportunity for children to learn while having fun. Kids can explore Halloween traditions, symbols, and stories as they color witches, pumpkins, ghosts, and more. This hands-on experience helps improve their motor skills, color recognition, and even introduces them to new vocabulary related to the spooky season. By coloring different Halloween characters, children can also learn about cultural meanings behind these symbols, making the activity both educational and enjoyable.
1. Stacked Jack-o'-Lanterns & Cobwebs Halloween Coloring Page
You can’t have Halloween without Jack-o’-lanterns, and here we have a whole stack of them for ultimate spookiness! During the Samhain celebrations in Ireland, which Halloween originated from, they would carve these lanterns from vegetables like turnips instead.
2. Haunted House with 'Happy Halloween' Coloring Page
Haunted houses are an American Halloween tradition, and now you can design one of your own. Each Halloween, millions of people flock to haunted house attractions for some spooky thrills.
3. Witch Cat Flying by the Moon Halloween Coloring Page
This witchy cat is just purr-fect! Witches are commonly featured as Halloween decorations and costumes, as the original Samhain festival was intended to banish witchcraft and evil spirits.
4. Witch with Broom & Pumpkin Basket Halloween Coloring Page
Every young witch needs to have their hat, broomstick, and a Halloween kitty to finish everything off. So, this girl is all set for all sorts of trick-or-treat fun!
5. Young Wizard with 'Trick or Treat' Letters Halloween Coloring Page
What could be better than a jack-o’-lantern? Two, of course, and this young wizard has made sure he’s well stocked with some pumpkin pals of his own.
6. Witch in Striped Socks Halloween Coloring Page
Get ready to create some creative magic with your new witchy friend! Why not draw a background to show off where this fancy witch is spending her Halloween?
7. Cat in Witch Hat on Pumpkin Halloween Coloring Page
Cats and jack-o’-lanterns are about as Halloween as it gets! This is because cats were often supposedly used as animal familiars for witches, and there are many superstitions about them as well.
8. Pumpkin Scarecrow with Crows Halloween Coloring Page
The crows in this scene don’t seem particularly creeped out by this pumpkin-headed scarecrow! If I were coloring this one, I would draw some spooky gravestones in the background.
9. Boy in Sorcerer Costume & Pumpkins Halloween Coloring Page
Halloween is a time for imaginations to run wild, and this kid is presiding over his own Halloween castle with jack-o’-lantern minions! Making lanterns on Halloween was brought to America by Irish immigrants, and using pumpkins instead of turnips was a purely American touch.
10. Pumpkin Scarecrow with Cornucopia Halloween Coloring Page
Fall is my favorite time of the year, as we get to enjoy not just Halloween but also Thanksgiving! Here you have the best of both worlds, with a pumpkin scarecrow and some cornucopia decorations to represent Fall vibes.
11. Jack-o'-Lanterns & Haunted House Halloween Coloring Page
Enter this Halloween paradise, if you dare! We have everything you need for a grand spooky season, with pumpkins, bats, a haunted house, and a full moon to finish it all off.
12. Field Scarecrow with Bird Halloween Coloring Page
Scarecrows can be a bit creepy, but this one looks friendly enough! It’s believed that scarecrows were used as far back as 4500 years ago in ancient Egypt.
13. Witch-Hat Jack-o'-Lantern Halloween Coloring Page
It doesn’t get more Halloween-y than a jack-o’-lantern in a witch's hat! Illinois is the biggest provider of pumpkins in the US, producing around 630 million pounds of pumpkins in 2022 alone.
14. Pumpkin Stack with Witch Hat Halloween Coloring Page
A stack of spooky pumpkins is an easy yet impactful way to decorate for Halloween, and now you can bring it to life. Did you know that pumpkins are technically fruits, not vegetables?
15. Pumpkin-Head Scarecrow & Ghost Halloween Coloring Page
Magic is a bit more real on Halloween night, and this pumpkin scarecrow has used that magic to come to life and roam the land. Making the moon a bright yellow would really contribute to the atmosphere of the scene.
16. Cute Ghost Rising from Pumpkin Halloween Coloring Page
Jack-o’-lanterns are spooky enough as is, but they’re even scarier when ghosts emerge from them! Luckily, this ghost looks pretty cute and friendly, so we can have fun meeting him.
17. Pumpkin Stack with Witch Hats Halloween Coloring Page
Double the spookiness equals double the fun, and that’s proved by having two leering jack-o’-lanterns to decorate the place. Every year, a Halloween festival is held in New York City, and it draws literally millions of spectators.
18. Haunted House, Bats & Pumpkins Coloring Page
This haunted house, surrounded by pumpkins and bats, looks a bit like a castle! Dracula’s castle is one of the most iconic fictional castles, and is believed to have been inspired by Bran Castle in Transylvania.
19. Black Cat & Carved Pumpkin Halloween Coloring Page
Some people think encountering a cat on Halloween is a bad omen, but I disagree! If I were to see a black cat with a carved pumpkin, I would be sure I was in for a memorable Halloween.
20. Pumpkin-Head Vampire in Jacket Halloween Coloring Page
On Halloween night, anything is possible, even seeing a pumpkin-headed vampire! Vampires, witches, and ghouls used to be the most popular Halloween costumes, but these days, polls show that superheroes and princesses are the most common costumes for kids.
21. Spellcasting Witch Halloween Coloring Page
Magic is in the air as this witch prepares some Halloween spells! Using paint, crafts, and other art supplies can help to make the magic effects even more spellbinding.
22. Ghosts Around Haunted Mansion Halloween Coloring Page
On Halloween night, haunted mansions become even more ghostly than before! According to a study in 2021, it was found that around 41% of Americans believe in ghosts.
23. Black Cat on Pumpkin (Detailed) Halloween Coloring Page
A black cat is relaxing on a carved pumpkin, and it doesn’t get more Halloween than that! Of course, you could add a witch hat to the cat if you want it to have even more of a Halloween feeling.
24. Full Moon with Bats Halloween Coloring Page
It’s a full moon on Halloween night, and this cute bat is soaring in front of it for dramatic effect! A true full moon on Halloween is actually pretty rare, and the next instance will be in 2039, whereas the last one was in 2020.
25. Ghost in Haunted House Halloween Coloring Page
The ghosts are out to play on Halloween night as they fly around this spooky haunted house. The White House is usually decorated around Halloween, and Mamie Eisenhower was the first First Lady to do so in 1958.
26. Bat Across Starry Night Halloween Coloring Page
Let’s get a bit batty for this scene of bats flapping in front of a full moon. Did you know that bats are technically considered rodents?
27. Creepy-Grin Jack-o'-Lantern (Detailed) Halloween Coloring Page
I love spooky things, but this sinister jack-o’-lantern would make even me feel a chill down my spine if I saw it on Halloween night! What are some scary details you could add to make it even more effective?
28. Witch with Black Cat Halloween Coloring Page
Grab a broomstick, because we’re off to join this witch and her cat on a Halloween caper. You could draw yourself on your own broomstick flying beside her.
29. Detailed Smiling Skeleton Halloween Coloring Page
Spooky, scary skeletons are here to celebrate Halloween night! The Black Plague in the 13th Century is believed to be when people started to find skeletons so sinister.
30. Winged Vampire Halloween Coloring Page
Vampires are classic Halloween monsters, and this one is ready to celebrate his favorite holiday! These blood-sucking creepers have not only featured in countless stories but are also depicted in folklore from around the world.
31. Cartoon Mummy Halloween Coloring Page
A mummy has escaped its sarcophagus to cause some shenanigans on Halloween night! The first mummy monster was in the 1932 horror film The Mummy, starring Boris Karloff.
32. Trick-or-Treaters at Haunted House Halloween Coloring Page
These trick-or-treaters have gone for a classic combo of a vampire and a witch for their costumes! Trick or treating is believed to have originated from a custom where people would leave food offerings to calm spirits.
33. Monster Peeking Behind Tree Halloween Coloring Page
You never know what kind of scary creatures you may encounter on Halloween night! This monster looks like an ancient spirit of the forest to me, and I would show that with some earthy colors.
34. Jack-o'-Lantern with Spooky Eyes Halloween Coloring Page
Someone looks very happy to see Halloween finally arrive! This jack-o’-lantern has a big grin that reminds me a bit of the Cheshire Cat from Alice in Wonderland.
35. Graveyard with Tombstones Coloring Page
Graveyards are creepy at the best of times, but on Halloween they become even spookier! Why not add some light white paint for a misty effect or write some fun inscriptions on the tombstones?
36. Dancing Skeleton in a Spooky Forest – Halloween Party Printable
Just because you may be a skeleton, doesn’t mean you can’t get groovy in a spooky forest! There is a famous Disney short cartoon from 1929 called The Skeleton Dance, which is popular to this day.
37. Cute Black Cat with Pumpkin – Adorable Fall Coloring Sheet
Cats will find a comfortable seat on just about anything, but if they were to choose a carved pumpkin as their throne, they would inadvertently create a very appropriate Halloween display!
38. Frankenstein’s Monster Scene – Classic Creature Halloween Page
Frankenstein’s monster is one of the most iconic fictional creatures, most notably portrayed by Boris Karloff in many films. He was created by Mary Shelley, who wrote the original Frankenstein novel as part of a competition with her friends.
39. Cute Ghost Holding a Pumpkin – Friendly Halloween Coloring PDF
Who says that ghosts can’t be cute? This ghost is portrayed in the Japanese Kawaii style and just wants to have some Halloween fun of her own.
40. Halloween Candy & Treats Sampler – Sweet-Tooth Coloring Sheet
The kid with this Halloween bucket had an amazing haul of treats! A study in 2019 showed that 74% of parents admitted to nicking some of their kids’ Halloween candy, but we won’t tell on anyone!
41. Witch Flying on a Broom – Sky-High Halloween Coloring Page
When a witch needs to get around, she will use a broom to fly through the sky! The idea of a witch riding a broom is believed to have originated from folklore in the 17th Century.
42. Pumpkin Patch with Smiling Faces – Autumn Harvest Coloring Page
I don’t think I’ve ever seen a pumpkin patch as cute as this one! When coloring these adorable pumpkins, you could use a lot of different colors, even if they’re not strictly realistic.
43. Spooky Tree with Hanging Lanterns – Enchanted Halloween Printable
Hanging some lantern lights for Halloween would be an incredible way to create a spooky mood for the holiday! If you use colored pens or markers for the lanterns, then you can make the colors shine brightly on the page.
44. Witch Silhouette Over the Full Moon – Iconic Halloween Scene
Who wouldn’t want to have a joyride on Halloween night? This witch is enjoying her evening ride, but you could make it even more exciting by drawing a dramatic moon behind her.
45. Scary Jack-o'-Lantern for Kids – Beginner Halloween Sheet
The stars are out on Halloween night, and this jack-o’-lantern looks especially sinister! You could use some glitter or stickers to make the stars twinkle in the sky.
46. Candy Pile & Trick-or-Treat Bag – Party-Ready Halloween Page
What a Halloween haul we have here, as this bucket is overflowing with candy! Halloween is the second most popular holiday in the United States, and each year, citizens spend around $10 billion on candy, costumes, and decorations.
47. Bat in the Night Sky – Moonlit Halloween Coloring Sheet
The bats are out to play, and they are making the night even scarier as they fly in front of a full moon. Bats are unique in many ways; for example, they are the only mammals capable of true flight.
48. Torn-Clothes Zombie – Classic Undead Halloween Printable
Not even zombies can resist the fun on Halloween night, and this one is on the prowl for candy! There are countless zombie films out there, but the first one is believed to be White Zombie, released in 1932.
49. Spider Weaving in a Dark Forest – Webby Halloween Coloring Page
I’m normally pretty scared of spiders, but this one is helping to create a Halloween mood. In fact, many people believe that seeing a spider on Halloween is a sign of good luck.
50. Ghosts Playing in the Pumpkin Patch – Cute Halloween PDF
These ghosts are taking their share of the Halloween candy and having a lot of fun doing so! Some people believed that Halloween (or Samhain) was the day when the veil between our world and the spirit realm was at its thinnest.
51. Werewolf Howling at the Moon – Night Howl Halloween Page
There are few sounds as eerie as that of a wolf howling at the moon, especially if it’s actually a werewolf! A short film called The Werewolf was released in 1913, but the first full-length werewolf film was Werewolf of London, released in 1935.
52. Ghost Hiding Behind a Tree – Peekaboo Halloween Sheet
Just because ghosts are spirits, it doesn’t mean they can’t be shy! This cute ghost is a little too bashful to haunt efficiently, but you can give him some confidence by adding some color.
53. Dracula in a Spooky Castle – Gothic Vampire Coloring Page
Enter the castle of Count Dracula, but remember to bring some garlic with you! The Dracula novel was written in 1897 by Bram Stoker, and it turned the more feral folk image of a vampire into something more sophisticated and intelligent.
54. Zombie Rising from the Grave – Graveyard Halloween Printable
It looks like this zombie could use a hand as it bursts from its grave for some Halloween thrills! The idea of a zombie came from stories of people creating real zombies in Voodoo cultures, but these stories were likely heavily exaggerated.
55. Witch Stirring a Bubbling Cauldron – Potion Lab Coloring Page
Brew up some fun with this detailed witch at her bubbling cauldron. Using some beads and some glue could create some 3D bubbles on the surface of the brew.
56. Haunted Mansion on a Hill – Storybook Halloween Scene
Up on the hill, a haunted house stands above all, tempting brave souls to enter and explore it! The Haunting of Hill House by Shirley Jackson is a story featuring a haunted house on a hill, and it’s one of the most iconic ghost stories ever written.
57. Skeleton in the Graveyard – Bone-Chilling Halloween Page
The graveyard isn’t quiet tonight, as this skeleton has risen in search of some fun and games on Halloween night! Perhaps you could draw some more skeletons and zombies with him for a Halloween party.
58. Trick-or-Treaters on a Spooky Street – Halloween Parade Sheet
This trio of kids has gone for some classic costumes on their quest for candy! A town in France called Vendargues once banned anyone over 13 from wearing clown costumes on Halloween after some pranks that got out of hand.
59. Pumpkin with a Spooky Face – Classic Jack-o'-Lantern Coloring
This Jack-o’-lantern may be spooky, but he’s also pretty stylish! The record for the heaviest jack-o’-lantern ever was achieved in 2023 in California, and it weighed a whopping 2749 pounds!
60. Haunted Tree with Creepy Face – Forest Fright Coloring Page
Even the trees can look sinister when the magic of Halloween is in the air! You could make it even spookier by drawing some fun decorations hanging from the branches.
61. Jack-o'-Lantern in a Dark Forest – Moody Halloween Printable
A dark forest is the perfect place for some spooky thrills, and it’s even better when you have a scary jack-o’-lantern to join the fun.
62. Vampire with Cape & Fangs – Easy Halloween Coloring Page
This vampire would be very fang-ful if you were to add some colors to his outfit! The classic film Nosferatu, released in 1922, was almost wiped from history for being an unauthorized adaptation of Dracula. Luckily, we still have access to the film today!
63. Row of Creepy-Face Pumpkins – Pumpkin Patch Halloween Sheet
Let’s put a smile on that face, as this jack-o’-lantern is grinning from ear to ear because of some Halloween magic!
64. Mummy Walking Through a Tomb – Ancient Ruins Halloween Page
Mummies are supposed to remain in their sarcophagi for all time, but sometimes they want to go out for a walk. They have featured in countless horror films, and they are also a common Halloween costume.
65. Bat Hanging in a Spooky Cave – Shadowy Halloween Coloring
This bat is hanging out in its cave, and it’s preparing for an eventful Halloween night. Bats sleep upside down because their legs wouldn’t be able to support their weight if standing upright.
66. Haunted House with Bats – Essential Halloween Printable
This haunted house is so detailed, and there are so many colors and little extras you could add! What secrets will you add to this spooky abode as you color it?
67. Witch with Broom and Black Cat – Cozy Halloween Coloring Page
This young witch is preparing for takeoff, and she’s conjured some jack-o’-lanterns for her little kitty friend to admire! Drawing a background would help to show where she is flying tonight.
68. Creepy Witch’s Cottage in the Woods – Fairy-Tale Halloween Sheet
A full moon and some cobwebs sure make this haunted house even spookier, not that it needs the help! Using some colored pens or pencils will make it easier to color the smaller details.
69. Spooky Forest Under a Full Moon – Atmospheric Halloween Page
There’s a special feeling in the air on Halloween, and this spooky forest under a full moon captures the atmosphere perfectly. You could draw some details that make you think of the perfect Halloween.
70. Pumpkin Patch with Lanterns – Fall Festival Coloring PDF
This spooky pumpkin has some room for you to add your own scary details! Adding some details to the eyes or mouth would make it even scarier.
71. Haunted House with Glowing Windows – Nightfall Halloween Sheet
Let’s explore this cozy haunted house together as we add some colors! If you make the windows much brighter than the other colors, it will make it look like the interior of the house is well-lit.
72. Kids in Costume: Trick-or-Treat Lineup – Halloween Party Page
A vampire and a witch are the perfect costume combination, and this duo is ready for some intense trick or treating! You could also draw some candy in their buckets to suggest a successful night.
73. Creepy Cornfield Scarecrow – Rural Halloween Coloring Page
Scarecrows are meant to, well, scare crows, but this one would surely scare anyone who crosses its path! On Halloween, one could almost swear that local scarecrows become a bit more animated…
74. Halloween Party with Costumed Kids – Festive Coloring Printable
Halloween is celebrated in many countries around the world, and the details in the background here have been left blank so you can show off what it looks like in your hometown!
75. Witch’s Hat & Broom – Simple Halloween Icon Coloring
This witch’s hat and broomstick are the perfect starter kit for any aspiring witch! You could add some other iconic witchy elements like a wand or a bubbling cauldron.
76. Cartoon Dracula at the Castle – Kid-Safe Halloween Page
Dracula may be a villain, but he certainly has quite a sense of style as he poses in front of his castle. Many people have portrayed Dracula over the years, but Bela Lugosi is often regarded as the definitive Dracula.
77. Scary Clown with a Pumpkin – Carnival Horror Coloring Sheet
As if Halloween wasn’t scary enough, we’ve included a spooky clown to make things even more terrifying! The fear of clowns is called coulrophobia, and this fear increased thanks to the character of Pennywise from Stephen King’s novel, It.
78. Skeleton Holding Pumpkins with Bats – Playful Halloween Scene
Just because someone is a skeleton doesn’t mean they can’t show off some tricks, as this guy is about to show us some Halloween juggling with pumpkins.
79. Witch’s Cauldron with Bubbling Brew – Potion Halloween Printable
This witch’s brew is bubbling and boiling, and it could cause all sorts of interesting effects! You could draw some of the crazy ingredients that have gone into this brew beside the cauldron.
80. Spider with Four Eyes on Web – Kid-Friendly Halloween Page
Have you ever had that feeling of being watched? Despite my arachnophobia, I have to admit that this spider is pretty darn cute. For a spider.
81. Spooky Coloring Book — Free Printable Sampler
This zombie had no one to spend Halloween with, but he needn’t be sad, there is a friendly ghost who wants to play right behind him!
82. New Spooky Coloring Printable — Seasonal Halloween Page
I never thought I’d see a friendly zombie until my eyes fell upon this page. You can even see what’s on his mind, literally!
83. Spooky Coloring Book for Kids — Easy Halloween Pages
Vampires are always ready to strike, and this one has hidden in a pumpkin to give someone a big fright! We have a more modern, sophisticated view of vampires thanks to movies, but in folklore, they were usually more animalistic and feral.
84. Spooky Coloring Sheet for Children — Quick Halloween Download
I love the fiery effects surrounding this jack-o’-lantern! Coloring them with some neon-colored markers or pens would make the colors really pop.
85. Spooky Coloring Book for Adults — Intricate Halloween Art
Anyone with coulrophobia had better look away, as this creepy clown is here to create some Halloween scares! The character of Pennywise has been portrayed two times in film, first by Tim Curry and then by Bill Skarsgard, who will also portray him in a TV show.
86. Spooky Clown Coloring Pages — Creepy Circus Theme
The pumpkins have mobilized, as they’re using their bat wings to fly around and cause havoc!
87. Spooky Coloring Original (Kids) — Unique Halloween Design
Let’s stop clowning around and color this spooky clown! This is another case where drawing a background would show where this clown is on his rampage.88. Angry Clown — Spooky Halloween Challenge Page
Mr. Jack-o’-lantern is here to wish us a happy Halloween! You could write that phrase on the page and print this on cardboard to turn it into a Halloween card to give out.Tips for Coloring Halloween Pages
To make the most of your Halloween coloring experience, here are some helpful tips that can inspire creativity and ensure your finished pages look amazing:- Use a Variety of Coloring Tools: Don’t limit yourself to just colored pencils! Try markers, crayons, or even watercolor paints to create different effects. Experimenting with tools can add depth and texture to your Halloween scenes.
- Play with Halloween-themed color pallettes: To give your Halloween pages an extra boost of creativity, consider using themed color palettes that capture the spirit of the season. Classic combinations like orange and black are perfect for pumpkins and haunted houses, while purples, greens, and dark blues can add a mysterious, magical touch. Try mixing in metallic gold or silver to add an elegant, eerie glow to witches or moonlit scenes. Don’t be afraid to experiment—Halloween is all about striking contrasts and unexpected colors that make your artwork stand out!
- Experiment with Spooky Color Combinations: Halloween is all about dark, eerie colors. Use shades like deep purple, midnight blue, black, and orange to create that spooky vibe. Mix in unexpected colors like lime green or crimson red to add a mysterious twist.
- Add Special Effects: Give your Halloween pages a magical touch by adding glitter, metallic gel pens, or glow-in-the-dark paint to specific details like stars, moonlight, or witch's sparkles. This will bring your artwork to life.
- Consider Backgrounds: Don’t forget about the backgrounds! You can fill them with night skies, fog, haunted forests, or just use a solid color to make the main elements pop. The background helps set the scene and can make a big difference in the overall effect.
- Take Your Time: Halloween scenes are filled with intricate details—from cobwebs to pumpkin carvings. Take your time and enjoy the process without rushing. Coloring is as much about relaxation as it is about creativity, so settle in, perhaps with some Halloween tunes playing in the background, and let yourself get lost in the fun.
Creative Ways to Use Your Halloween Coloring Pages
Interactive Halloween Activities Using Coloring Pages
Turn coloring into a group activity by hosting a coloring contest or using the pages as part of a scavenger hunt. These interactive activities make coloring more engaging and fun for both kids and adults.Creating a Halloween Storybook
Compile your finished Halloween coloring pages into a storybook. Let children create a storyline to match the images, encouraging both creativity and storytelling skills.How to Use Halloween Coloring Pages for Decorations
Transform your colored Halloween pages into festive decorations. Hang them on walls, use them as placemats, or frame them for a unique, handmade Halloween decor touch.Setting Up a Halloween Coloring Station for a Party
Set up a dedicated coloring station at your Halloween party to keep kids entertained. Stock it with themed coloring pages, markers, crayons, and even glitter to make it a fun, social event for all ages.Halloween Characters and Symbols to Color
Halloween coloring pages feature a range of iconic characters and symbols, each with its own fascinating backstory. Here are some popular symbols you might color and what they represent:- Witches: Witches are one of the most recognizable figures of Halloween, representing magic, spells, and mystery. Often seen with pointy hats and broomsticks, they have been a part of folklore and storytelling for centuries, adding an enchanting element to Halloween.
- Jack-o'-Lanterns: Carved pumpkins with glowing faces are a Halloween staple. Jack-o'-lanterns were originally used to ward off evil spirits and are still used today to bring a spooky yet fun glow to homes and doorsteps.
- Ghosts: Ghosts are symbols of the spirit world, often depicted in a friendly or eerie way during Halloween. Coloring ghosts can be a fun way to explore the idea of the supernatural, which is central to Halloween's connection to spirits and legends.
- Black Cats: Black cats are often associated with witches as their loyal companions. They have a mysterious and magical reputation, which makes them a popular Halloween symbol that’s perfect for adding a touch of mystique.
- Bats and Spiders: Bats are nocturnal creatures that are often linked to vampires, while spiders are connected to haunted houses and cobwebs. Coloring these symbols adds an extra layer of spookiness to your Halloween pages.