In celebration of our favorite holiday that can combine the undead with the scantily clad, we bring you this week’s Halloween happenings on the web. Enjoy and be sure to have a very spooky Halloween!

• Need help picking you favorite scary flick to watch this weekend? What if they were inked into the arms and legs of these fine folks?

• What would this holiday be without Pumpkins, Pumpkins, and yes….more Pumpkins?

• Need an excuse to walk with a limp and wear old clothes? No better time like Halloween!

• If you live in one of these towns, your city may just be overrun by The Walking Dead this weekend. So carry a shovel.

• Walking Dead aside, if you don’t watch at least one of these Zombie flicks over the weekend, the holiday will all be for naught.

• While trolling door to door this Sunday to look for candy, keep an eye out for these, the worst named candies ever made.

• Probably the best list we’ve found for you: The sexiest monsters in horror movie history.

• And without further delay, here it is: The Greatest Halloween Costume Idea Ever.

Every once and awhile, a groundbreaking idea creeps into the world of film and has experts and connoisseurs puzzled at exactly how it will play out to a mass audience. Whether it’s something like 3D that hits it big, or something that flops like “4D”, there is always room for new ideas and potential leaps in technology when it comes to the theatrical experience.

13th Street, a production company out of Germany, has recently tested out their newest project, which combines the classic horror film with the interactivity of a modern game show. Each viewer uses their cell phone to call in to the service and at the beginning of the film, one of them is chosen at random to “speak directly” with the film’s protagonist. From there, that person gives voice commands that dictate which direction the character will go, and what they will say.

Obviously, there are some pretty big potential flaws with this idea, such as “who wants to watch a movie when it’s encouraged for some jerk to scream at the screen?” or “why would I spend money for somebody else to interact with the film?” These are all valid points, which means that we could still be years away from seeing this project take off internationally.

The sheer idea that something like this is on the way only means that we’re getting that much closer to a Back to the Future 2-like lifestyle, which is exciting in it’s own right. Check out the trailer for Last Call and see exactly how it all works after the jump.