Have everyone tell their favorite creepy story and guess if it's real or not. Everyone breaks out a pumpkin (and maybe a timer to spice up the fun) and hack away. Can’t handle taking that many shots? Switch out the booze for candy every time someone loses. It’s OK to admit that most of us would get out of “Never Have I Ever” in about five seconds, but adding a new theme may help prolong your game stay to about seven seconds. With the launch of Teleparty (formerly known as Netflix Party), it’s now easier than ever to have a socially-distanced binge with your favorite scary films and shows. Hire a professional or plan one yourself. Murder mysteries are great for getting into the creepy spirit. If you want to mix it up, have everyone guess each other's costumes. What better way to show off everyone’s Halloween costume than having a good ‘ol fashioned costume contest? Have everyone do a little strut and pose and cast your votes. You already know that virtual dance parties are a thing, but how much fun is it to get down in your costume in the comfort of your own home? Especially knowing you can crash directly on your bed afterward. However, for those of us who are playing it safe (and let's be honest, we all should be), here are some awesome ideas to make sure your Halloween Zoom party will be one to remember.
If you plan on going out you should still be wearing a mask and following safety procedures. Personally, as this is my favorite holiday, I was pretty bummed about being holed up in the house but after scouring my crystal ball, I discovered that you can indeed have your candy and eat it too. But what about our good friend, Zoom? I know, another Zoom party sounds exhausting, but the season of spooks has provided some ways to turn your virtual fatigue into virtual intrigue. The coronavirus pandemic is still running rampant, and it's safe to say many of us will not be physically attending any Halloween festivities this year. Still, it’s important to know what's going on so you can make proper plans.
This year has proven to be a scary one, but your Halloween doesn’t have to be… at least not in the literal 2020 sense.
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