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The spooky season isn’t just about decking ourselves out in the creepiest, funniest or most talked-about costumes — home decor is a whole other ballgame for those who are truly Halloween-obsessed.

From scary to cute, Halloween decorations are a hot ticket item, with Americans expected to spend roughly $3.8 billion on Halloween decorations this year, according to the National Retail Federation.

Jen Trolio: In the past few years, it’s been established among the real Halloween Heads that once July 5 hits, it is the start of spooky season. So decorations start showing up in July.