Halloween 2016

As much as he admires them, Dennis Malloy just can't do Halloween at the office

Do you think there should be an age limit for Trick or Treaters? Jeff Deminski says he feels like he's getting duped when kids that look like they're in high school come to his door asking for candy.

An old colonial home in Westfield left a lasting impression on at least two people. This story will make you think twice next time you accept housesitting duty.

Imagine living in a home where random kitchen appliances, lights and electronics would turn on for no reason whatsoever. One Matawan resident lived through that for several years.

You can add on all you want to a haunted house. A new kitchen or a renovated backyard won't get rid of the spirits that inhabit your home.

An apparition quietly haunted a Pine Hills home for decades. Many people saw it, but never spoke about it, fearing ridicule. This is the story of 'Anthony.'

John is in his 30's and still can't shake what he saw a decade ago in his parents' home in Piscataway.

Deminski, Doyle and Joe V have voted on a winner in the 2016 edition of their scariest nightmare contest. See who won, and read the terrifying tale here.

The deadline to submit your scariest nightmare has passed. Thank you for your submissions. Here are the final nightmares we received before 6 pm Wednesday.

A female comic book character has easily topped NJ's list of Halloween costumes for 2016. One version is kid friendly, while others are definitely geared for the adults-only crowd.