Adult Halloween Party Games

• 🎃   1. Halloween Truth or Dare
• 👻   2. Halloween Charades
• 🔮   3. Halloween Would You Rather
• 🖌️   4. Halloween Pictionary
• 🧻   5. Mummy Wrap Race
• 🎳   6. Pumpkin Bowling
• 🔎   7. Ghostly Scavenger Hunt
• 🎤   8. Creepy Karaoke
• 🚪   9. Haunted Escape Room
• 🧟   10. Zombie Tag
• 🍹   11. Sinister Sip Test
• 🧁   12. Creepy Cupcake Decorating Contest
• 🧙   13. Witch Hat Ring Toss
• 🦴   14. Bone Yard Bingo
• 🎥   15. Spooky Movie Trivia Challenge
• 🍻   16. Witch’s Brew Potion Making Competition
• 📚   17. Scary Storytelling Circle
• 😱   18. Haunted House Escape Challenge
• ❓   FAQs about Halloween Games for Adults

So, you’ve decided to throw an adult Halloween party. Congratulations! You’ve signed up for a night of spook-tacular fun, and we’re here to make sure it’s anything but boring. We’ve carefully curated a list of 18 Halloween games for adults that will keep your guests entertained from dusk till dawn—or at least until the witching hour.

We’re talking about Halloween games for adults that are designed to be thrilling, hilarious, and maybe just a little bit creepy. Each game comes with detailed instructions on how to play and some insider tips to make it even more exciting.

Whether you’re planning a small gathering or a full-blown haunted bash, these fun Halloween activities will ensure your party is the talk of the town (or at least the group chat) for weeks. Ready to get into some adult Halloween party ideas? Let’s get this ghostly show on the road!

1. Halloween Truth or Dare

Who says Truth or Dare is just for kids? Not us! The Halloween Truth or Dare game is here to spice up your spooky party with a mix of laughs and goosebumps.

How to Set Up the Game

• Gather Your Friends: Round up your brave (or foolish) friends into a circle.
• Prepare a List: Create a list of dares that range from funny to downright creepy. Think “drink a mystery potion” or “tell your scariest ghost story.”
• Write It Down: Use cards, slips of paper, or even a digital app to keep track of the truths and dares.

Tips for Comfort Level

• Know Your Audience: Make sure everyone is comfortable with the dares. No one wants to be dared to eat a spider unless they’re into that sort of thing.
• Safe Words Save Lives: Establish a safe word for anyone who feels uncomfortable. This isn’t Fifty Shades, but people still need an out.
• Balance is Key: Mix it up with equal parts silly and spooky so everyone has a blast without needing therapy afterward.

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Head over to our website or download our free apps and access over 1,000 “Truth or Dare” questions and dares. These include specific categories for any group or party, making it the perfect addition to your celebrations!

Truth or Dare

Google Play App Store

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So, are you ready to spill your darkest secrets or face spine-chilling challenges? Your move!

2. Halloween Charades

Ready to act like a fool and guess even worse? Halloween Charades is your jam.

If you want a twist on this classic game, try Reverse Charades for a more chaotic version of this game!

How to Create Halloween-Themed Charade Prompts

• Write down creepy, spooky, and downright absurd prompts on slips of paper.
• Think: “Zombie apocalypse,” “Dracula biting someone,” or “Witch stirring a cauldron.”
• Toss the slips into a witch’s hat for that authentic vibe.

Tips for Team Sizes and Time Limits

• Teams: Split your party into two or three teams, depending on how many poor souls showed up.
• Time Limits: Keep it snappy with one-minute rounds. You don’t want anyone falling asleep while someone tries to act out “The Headless Horseman.”

Players pick a slip, act it out without speaking (or grunting like a ghoul), while their team tries to guess. The team with the most correct guesses wins… bragging rights and maybe the last slice of pumpkin pie.

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Simply download our app or visit our website to access over 3,000 ideas for free! So what are you waiting for? Let’s get started and have a ghoulishly good time this Halloween! Happy spooking! 🎃👻💀🕷️

Charades

Google Play App Store

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3. Halloween Would You Rather

Oh, you think you know your friends? Let’s put that to the test with the Halloween Would You Rather game. It’s all fun and games until someone has to choose between living in a haunted house for a month or spending a night in a graveyard. Here’s how to spice it up:

1. Create Your Spooky List

Craft a list of Would You Rather questions with a sinister twist. Think along the lines of:

• “Would you rather be chased by a vampire or a werewolf?”
• “Would you rather find a spider in your bed or a snake in your toilet?”
• “Would you rather spend an hour in a pitch-black room with creepy noises or watch the scariest movie alone?”

Spooked that you’ll run out of Would You Rather questions? No worries, we’ve got you covered. You can now access Halloween “Would You Rather” questions at your fingertips with our online version of the game!

Simply gather your friends, family, or even strangers and download our app or play on our website to gain access to over 1,000 of “Would You Rather” questions. And the best part? It’s completely free!

Play Online

Would you rather?

Google Play App Store

2. Keeping It Entertaining

Ensure everyone stays engaged by mixing up the questions – from mildly eerie to absolutely bone-chilling. Encourage guests to explain their choices; sometimes, the reasons are more entertaining than the answers themselves.

Get ready for some side-splitting laughter and maybe a few shivers down your spine! And hey, if someone chickens out, make them drink that mystery concoction from the Sinister Sip Test.

4. Halloween Pictionary

Who doesn’t love a game that tests both your artistic skills and your ability to decipher what could be an abstract masterpiece or a complete disaster? Enter Halloween Pictionary.

How to Set Up Your Game

Creating Pictionary cards is simple:

• Write down Halloween-themed words or phrases: Think along the lines of “haunted house,” “witch’s broom,” “zombie apocalypse,” or “pumpkin spice latte” (because why not?).
• Shuffle these cards: Ensure no one peeks (we’re watching you, cheaters).

Drawing Tools & Team Sizes

To make things interesting:

• Drawing tools: Equip each team with markers, whiteboards, or even just good old-fashioned paper and pens.
• Team sizes: Keep it casual with small teams of 3-5 people. Too many cooks spoil the broth, or in this case, confuse the heck out of everyone.

Let the hilarity ensue as players attempt to sketch out “Frankenstein’s monster” while their teammates desperately shout out guesses like “green alien?” or “bad hair day?”

Prepare for laughter, confusion, and possibly some questionable artwork.

5. Mummy Wrap Race

Ready to turn your friends into mummies? The Mummy Wrap Race game is both disturbingly fun and absurdly competitive. Here’s how to play this hilarious relay race using toilet paper rolls:

Supplies Needed:

• Toilet paper rolls (lots of them, trust me)
• A stopwatch or timer
• Willing victims—erm, participants

How to Play:

1. Form Teams: Split your guests into teams of two. One person will be the “mummy,” and the other will be the “wrapper.”
2. Set Up: Each team gets a toilet paper roll. Line everyone up at the starting point.
3. Wrap It Up: At the signal, the wrappers will start wrapping their mummies from head to toe in toilet paper. The goal is to cover as much of the body as possible.
4. Race Time: Once wrapped, the mummies have to shuffle their way to a designated finish line without ripping their delicate new attire.
5. First Across Wins: The first mummy to cross the finish line with their wrappings mostly intact wins.

Tips for Success:

• Racecourse Setup: Make sure there’s enough space for some awkward shuffling; clear away any trip hazards because toilet-papered faces aren’t known for their excellent visibility.
• Judging: Have a couple of judges on hand to ensure fairness and prevent overly aggressive mummifying or strategic TP-hoarding.

This game is perfect for breaking the ice and creating some utterly ridiculous photo opportunities!

6. Pumpkin Bowling

Get ready for a smashing good time with Pumpkin Bowling. It’s like regular bowling but with a Halloween twist—and way more fun.

Setting Up Your Spooky Bowling Alley

1. Mini Pumpkins: These little guys are your bowling balls. Make sure they’re small enough to handle but hefty enough for a satisfying roll.
2. Empty Bottles as Pins: Raid your recycling bin for those plastic bottles, or use empty soda cans if you’re feeling fancy. Paint them spooky colors or slap on some creepy stickers to up the eerie factor.

How to Play

• Arrange the Pins: Set up your pins in the classic triangle formation at the end of a hallway or a makeshift lane.
• Roll Away: Players take turns rolling their mini pumpkins down the lane, aiming to knock over as many pins as possible.

Scoring and Prizes

• Scoring: Keep it simple with traditional bowling rules—10 points for a strike, follow-up rolls for spares, etc. Or make up your own rules because why not?
• Prizes: Award spooky prizes like fake vampire fangs, glow-in-the-dark stickers, or even tiny pumpkins because everyone needs more pumpkins in their life.

Ready? Steady? BOWL!

7. Ghostly Scavenger Hunt

Who said scavenger hunts are just for kids? Time to prove them wrong with a Ghostly Scavenger Hunt game that will have your guests darting around like caffeinated bats.

How to Organize

1. Create a List of Spooky Items: Think along the lines of fake spiders, mini skeletons, eerie candles, and creepy notes.
2. Hide the Items: Scatter them around your party venue in not-so-obvious places – behind the curtains, inside hollowed pumpkins, or taped under tables.
3. Prepare Clues: A little riddle or ghost story hinting at each item’s location adds an extra layer of fun.

Tips for Success

• Form Teams: Depending on your guest count, break them into teams of 2-4 people. This ensures everyone is engaged and no one gets lost in the dark (literally).
• Set Time Limits: Give each team a set amount of time to find as many items as possible. 15-20 minutes usually works well.
• Prizes and Bragging Rights: Have some spooky prizes ready for the winning team – think horror movie DVDs, creepy masks, or even just a jar of eyeball candies.

Let the hunt begin, and may the spookiest team win!

8. Creepy Karaoke

Imagine belting out “Monster Mash” with a backdrop of cobwebs and flickering candles. That’s the magic of Creepy Karaoke. Here’s how to get this spooktacular festivity started:

• Setting Up: Dust off that karaoke machine or fire up a karaoke app. Compile a playlist featuring Halloween classics like Michael Jackson’s “Thriller,” Bobby Pickett’s “Monster Mash,” and anything else that screams Halloween. Don’t forget those eerie sound effects – nothing says creepy like random ghostly wails between songs.
• Creating Atmosphere: Transform your venue into a haunted concert hall. Think dim lighting, cauldrons bubbling with dry ice, and skeletons holding microphones. Props like witch hats, fake fangs, and ghostly garb will take your spooky sing-along to the next level.

Cue the boos and applause – you’ve just made karaoke night hauntingly memorable.

Time to grab the mic and let out your inner ghoul!

9. Haunted Escape Room

So, you want to trap your friends in a room and make them solve creepy puzzles to escape? Yes, please!

Setting Up Your Haunted Escape Room Game

1. Theme It Up: Think haunted mansion, abandoned asylum, or spooky forest. Choose a theme that will send chills down their spines.
2. Puzzles & Clues: Create Halloween-themed puzzles. Think along the lines of:

• Cryptic messages written in “blood”
• Skeleton key hunts
• Cursed artifacts with hidden symbols

1. Free Printables: There are tons of free printable Halloween games for adults online. Use these to save your sanity (and time).

Tips for an Epic Escape Room Experience

• Team Sizes: Keep it cozy with 4-6 people per team.
• Time Limits: Set the clock for 60 minutes. Enough time for some hair-raising fun without anyone losing their minds.

Get ready to watch your friends squirm as they try to decipher clues while battling their worst fears!

10. Zombie Tag

Ever wanted to live out your zombie apocalypse fantasies but without the actual risk of having your brain munched on? Enter Zombie Tag, the game that lets you do just that, minus the apocalyptic doom.

Rules for Playing

Here’s how you get started:

1. Choose Your First Zombie: One person starts as the zombie. Lucky them.
2. Tag, You’re It: The zombie’s job is to tag other players, turning them into zombies. Because misery loves company.
3. Survive: Everyone else must run and avoid being tagged because nobody likes turning into a mindless ghoul.

Tips for an Epic Game

Amp up the terror with these pro tips:

• Safe Zones: Designate areas where humans can catch their breath without fear of becoming undead. Maybe the snack table?
• Fake Blood & Props: Get creative with fake blood or ripped clothing to add that extra level of “Oh no, it’s real!” to your game.
• Boundaries: Clearly define game boundaries so no one escapes to Canada and ruins the fun.

Now grab your running shoes and prepare for a night of undead mayhem!

11. Sinister Sip Test

Alright, cocktail lovers, time to put those taste buds to the test with the Sinister Sip Test game. Here’s how you mix some mystery into your party:

How to Prepare

• Selection of Cocktails: Make a variety of spooky cocktails. Think Bloody Marys, Witch’s Brew, and Zombie Punch. Don’t forget to add some oddball ingredients like black vodka or edible glitter for that extra spook factor.
• Blindfolds: Because nothing says “trust issues” like trying to identify a drink while blindfolded.
• Timely Rounds: Set a timer for each round. Make it intense—give them 30 seconds to guess the concoction.

Tips for Adding Competition

• Blindfold Challenges: Ensure everyone gets their turn in the dark (literally). Blindfold participants before serving each drink.
• Timed Rounds: Keep things snappy with timed rounds. The faster they guess, the more points they score.
• Scoring System: Award points for correct guesses and deduct for wrong ones. Add a leaderboard if you’re feeling fancy.

Bonus Tip

Create a “Penalty Drink” for the losers—a cocktail so weird they’ll try harder next time!

Ready to sip and guess? Step right up and let the guessing games begin!

12. Creepy Cupcake Decorating Contest

Ready to get your hands dirty? No, not with real blood (unless you’re into that), but with frosting and candy gore in our Creepy Cupcake Decorating Contest game. Here’s how to make it a sugary nightmare:

Instructions:

• Set Up: Provide plain cupcakes, a variety of frostings, and an array of gory toppings like gummy worms, edible eyeballs, and red gel icing.
• Time Limit: Give each participant a set time (say 10 minutes) to transform their innocent cupcakes into terrifying treats.
• Theme: Encourage themes like “Zombie Apocalypse” or “Witch’s Brew” for extra points.

Judging Criteria:

• Creativity: How out-of-the-box (or should we say, coffin) are the designs?
• Spookiness: Do these cupcakes give you the creeps or just a mild sugar rush?
• Presentation: Is it Instagram-worthy? Because if it’s not on social media, did it even happen?

Prizes:

• A bottle of witches’ brew (a.k.a. wine).
• A subscription to the Creepy Bakers Club (we might have made that up).
• Or just the satisfaction of knowing you’re the best cupcake necromancer around.

Unleash your inner mad baker and let the horror-themed chaos commence!

13. Witch Hat Ring Toss

Ready to channel your inner witch? Witch Hat Ring Toss is the perfect game to test your aim and patience, all while having a cackling good time.

How to Create This Simple Yet Entertaining Setup

1. Witch Hats: Grab some witch hats from your local party store or craft your own using black cardstock.
2. Rings: Use glow-in-the-dark bracelets, or if you’re fancy, go for DIY rings made out of pipe cleaners.
3. Setup: Place the hats at varying distances on the floor or table to create different levels of difficulty.

Tips on Adjusting Difficulty Levels

• Beginner Level: Keep the hats close together and provide larger rings.
• Intermediate Level: Space the hats further apart and use medium-sized rings.
• Advanced Level: Scatter those hats like a witch’s brew gone wrong, use smaller rings, and maybe dim the lights for an extra challenge.

Your guests will love testing their precision with this deceptively simple yet utterly bewitching game.

14. Bone Yard Bingo

Think bingo is just for your grandma? Think again, because Bone Yard Bingo is here to turn that senior center classic into a ghoulishly good time.

How to Design Your Spooky Bingo Cards

• Graveyard Graphics: Instead of boring old numbers, fill your bingo cards with Halloween-themed images and words like skulls, tombstones, black cats, ghosts, and creepy crawlies. The weirder, the better.
• DIY Design: Use online bingo card generators or get crafty with some markers and stickers. Either way, make sure each card is a unique masterpiece of horror.

Calling Out Numbers in a Spooky Way

• The Crypt Keeper Voice: Channel your inner spooky narrator with a deep, eerie voice. Throw in some howls and cackles for good measure.
• Spooky Surprises: Mix it up by adding sound effects like rattling chains or ghostly wails between calls. Keeps everyone on their toes… or shaking in their boots.

This simple twist on a traditional game will have your guests laughing and screaming at the same time. And trust us, they’ll never look at bingo the same way again.

15. Spooky Movie Trivia Challenge

Ready to test your horror flick knowledge? Gather your friends, split into teams (or go solo if you’re brave enough), and dive into the Spooky Movie Trivia Challenge game. Here’s how to set it up:

Step 1: Prepare Your Questions

Think of spine-tingling questions about classic and modern horror films.

Example: “In which movie does a haunted videotape lead to death in seven days?” (Answer: The Ring)

Step 2: Add Some Flair with Clips and Soundtracks

Incorporate short movie clips or iconic soundtracks to make the game more immersive.

Cue up a scream from Psycho or a creepy whisper from The Sixth Sense.

Step 3: Set the Scene

Decorate your trivia area with movie posters, dim lighting, and eerie props.

Encourage players to dress as their favorite horror characters for extra points.

Step 4: Keep Score

Award points for each correct answer and give bonus points for creative responses.

Step 5: Prizes

Offer spooky-themed prizes like fake vampire teeth or mini pumpkin trophies.

Now, get ready to see who’s the ultimate horror movie buff!

Want more Trivia questions on the spot? We have you covered! With online “Trivia” games, you can play over 1,000+ questions and challenge your friends.

All you have to do is download our Party Trivia app on your phone and get ready to play! You can even customize the game by choosing specific categories like science, history, or pop culture.

Party Trivia

Google Play App Store

16. Witch’s Brew Potion Making Competition

Ready to channel your inner witch or wizard? Gather around the cauldron for a Witch’s Brew Potion Making Competition game that’s guaranteed to bubble up some fun. Here’s how you can cast this spell:

Ingredients to Add Some Magic

• Colorful fruit juices: Think cranberry, orange, and green apple.
• Soda pop rocks: Because nothing says “potion” like a little fizz.
• Edible glitter: For that extra sparkle.
• Gummy eyeballs: Because why not?

Setting Up the Contest

1. Divide into teams or let individual sorcerers compete solo.
2. Provide each team with a variety of ingredients and mixing tools like spoons, stirrers, and beakers (or, you know, regular cups).

Judging Criteria

• Taste: Does it taste like something you’d dare drink again?
• Appearance: How spooky (or gross) does it look?
• Creativity: Did someone manage to make their potion smoke or glow? Extra points!

Pro Tip: Have a few brave souls act as judges. Just make sure they’ve got a strong stomach!

With these tips, your potion-making contest will be the highlight of the night—no magic wand required.

17. Scary Storytelling Circle

Ever wanted to feel like a camp counselor, but with way more adult beverages and fewer mosquito bites? Enter the Scary Storytelling Circle game. Here’s how to get those spine-chilling vibes just right:

1. Location, Location, Location: Choose an outdoor spot under the moonlight—your backyard, a park (if you don’t mind the odd stare from strangers), or anywhere that screams eerie.
2. Set the Atmosphere: Think candles, lanterns, or even some strategically placed fake cobwebs. The goal is to make your guests question their life choices for attending.
3. Taking Turns: Each participant gets a turn to share their spookiest stories. Feel free to interrupt with dramatic gasps and clutching your pearls.

Tip: For added flair, provide props like flashlights (for that classic under-the-chin lighting) and encourage dramatic voices. Remember, it’s not just about the story—it’s about selling it like you’re auditioning for a low-budget horror film.

And speaking of horror films, if you’re looking for fun, consider exploring some Horror Movie Drinking Games at your next movie night!

18. Haunted House Escape Challenge

Ready to test your friends’ wits and survival skills? The Haunted House Escape Challenge Game is perfect for those who love a good brain teaser with a side of spine-tingling fear. Here’s how you can set up this thrilling outdoor activity:

Setting Up Your Haunted House Escape Challenge

1. Create Multiple Rooms: Design different “rooms” or sections in your yard, each representing a unique spooky scenario. Think creepy basements, haunted attics, or ghostly graveyards.
2. Use Props: Decorate with fake cobwebs, skeletons, eerie lighting, and all the spooky props you can find. Go wild with the Halloween spirit!
3. Puzzles and Clues: Scatter puzzles and clues throughout each room. These can be anything from riddles to physical locks needing combinations.
4. Safety First: Make sure all areas are safe for participants to move around in—no tripping over gravestones or getting caught in webs!

Time Limit

Set a time limit of 30-60 minutes per group, depending on how complex you want to make it. Trust me, nothing gets the adrenaline pumping like a ticking clock.

So gather your bravest friends and see who can escape the haunted house before time runs out!

FAQs about Halloween Games for Adults

1. What are some popular themes for Halloween games for adults?

• Haunted Mansion: Think cobwebs, eerie lighting, and spooky soundtracks.
• Horror Movie Night: Recreate scenes from classic horror films.
• Zombie Apocalypse: Because who doesn’t want to pretend they’re surviving the end of the world?

2. How can I adapt traditional games for a Halloween party atmosphere?

• Twist on Charades: Use Halloween-themed prompts like “mummy” or “vampire.”
• Spooky Pictionary: Draw creepy creatures instead of everyday objects.
• Truth or Dare: Mix in some spine-chilling dares—like spending 5 minutes alone in a dark room.

3. What are the best ways to ensure that everyone enjoys these Halloween games for adults?

• Know Your Audience: Gauge everyone’s scare tolerance and adjust games accordingly.
• Mix It Up: Combine physical, mental, and artistic games to keep things interesting.
• Prizes & Incentives: Nothing says “great party” like winning a spooky cocktail or creepy trinket.

4. What are the best settings or environments for hosting Halloween games for adults?

• Outdoor Spaces: Perfect for larger, more active games like Zombie Tag.
• Living Rooms: Ideal for intimate gatherings involving board games and storytelling.
• Kitchens: Best suited for messy activities like cupcake decorating contests.

Ready to spook up your party with these Halloween games for adults? Grab your fake blood and get started!

5. What are some popular themes for Halloween games for adults?

Some popular themes for Halloween games for adults include haunted mansion, horror movie night, and spooky carnival. These themes can help set the mood and enhance the overall experience of your Halloween party.

6. How can I adapt traditional games for a Halloween party atmosphere?

You can adapt traditional games by adding Halloween-themed elements, such as using spooky prompts in charades or incorporating creepy decorations into classic games like Pictionary. Additionally, consider using Halloween-related questions or challenges to give a festive twist.

7. What are the best ways to ensure that everyone enjoys these 23 Halloween games for adults?

To ensure everyone enjoys the games, consider varying the types of activities to cater to different interests and comfort levels. Encourage participation by creating teams, keeping the atmosphere light-hearted, and providing clear instructions. It’s also helpful to have a mix of active and creative games.

8. What are some good settings or environments for hosting Halloween games for adults?

Good settings for hosting Halloween games include outdoor spaces with eerie decorations, dimly lit indoor areas with themed lighting, or even transformed living rooms that mimic haunted houses. The key is to create an immersive atmosphere that enhances the spooky experience.

9. How can I make sure my guests feel comfortable while playing potentially scary games?

To ensure guests feel comfortable, set clear boundaries before starting any game that may involve fear or discomfort. Provide options for participants to opt-out if they feel uneasy and encourage open communication about personal comfort levels during gameplay.

10. What are some unique game ideas that stand out at an adult Halloween party?

Unique game ideas include a Creepy Karaoke session featuring Halloween songs, a Witch’s Brew Potion Making Competition where guests create their own spooky drinks, or a Ghostly Scavenger Hunt around your venue. These activities add creativity and fun to your celebration!

11. What makes an amazing Halloween party?

The secret to an amazing adult Halloween party? Themes. A theme transforms a normal gathering into an unforgettable event. It sets the tone, inspires costumes, and guides you in choosing decorations, games, and those must-have spooky cocktails.

Unique Theme Suggestions

1. Haunted Mansion: Transform your space with cobwebs, eerie portraits, and flickering candles. Add creaky floorboards and ghostly sounds for extra effect.
2. Horror Movie Night: Celebrate classic slashers or cult favorites. Let characters like Freddy Krueger or The Babadook inspire your guests’ costumes.
3. Witch’s Brew Bash: Ideal for fans of magic and spells. Use cauldrons as drink dispensers and decorate with spellbooks.

Decorations & Spooky Drinks

To fully embrace your Halloween party themes:

• Decorations: Go all out with fog machines, blacklights, skeletons everywhere, and even some animatronic ghouls if you’re feeling fancy. For a horror movie night, create mini scenes from famous films around your venue.
• Spooky Drinks: A themed party without matching drinks is like a pumpkin without a face. Serve blood-red sangrias, witch’s brew punch, and eyeball martinis (don’t worry, they’re just lychees). Bonus points if you use skull mugs or test tubes.

By sticking to a strong theme, you’ll not only make your party more cohesive but also encourage everyone to fully embrace the Halloween spirit. And trust me, when your guests enter a completely transformed haunted mansion or step onto the set of their favorite horror movie, they’ll be ready for all the Halloween party games for adults you’ve planned.