Spook-tacular Glen Cove Homes To Visit On Halloween

GLEN COVE, NY — Halloween is a time for fun and frights.

For some, that means watching scary movies or going door-to-door for sugary treats. And for others, that means hosting the best costume party or having the spookiest house on the block.

A number of Glen Cove residents submitted photos of their scary homes to Patch. And let me tell you, they're definitely worth checking out.

Their submissions can be found below:

9 Willits Rd.

Francesco and Dana Deluca's spook-tacular display will send shivers down your spine.

Their yard is filled with festive lights, creepy skeletons and clowns, tombstones, and a life-size version of Michael Myers. Yikes...

If you can't tell by all the decorations, Halloween is Francesco's favorite holiday.

In an interview with Patch, Francesco said: "I've been decorating my house for over 10 years. Each year I have accumulated more and more decorations and my display has grown in size. Now my front yard is to the point where it is a small walking path, similar to a haunted house. I have a cemetery scene, a clown-themed display, and a monster area. It takes a lot of work but I enjoy doing it."

35 Maple Ave.

Glowing jack-o'-lanterns, wicked witches, and ghosts. You can find them all on Sharon Hirt's front lawn.

18 Roosevelt St.

He tells Patch: "My wife and I have always been really into Halloween. It was my favorite holiday when I was a kid, and we are looking to pass on the same great memories to our baby daughter."

Swing by his house on Roosevelt Street and check out his mini graveyard and orange light display.

30 Central Ave.

Arlene Bergano's Halloween display isn't too scary — making it the perfect destination for young trick-or-treaters.

There you'll find pumpkins, ghosts, scarecrows, and even a skeleton wearing a colorful clown wig.