This one includes a doorway, windows, and chimney. And it even lights up as if a witch lives there.

Wonder what potions she must be brewing. Though seeing her on her broom, she might be out shopping.

This one uses the pumpkin parts so they won’t go to waste. Still, looks quite terrifying.

Seems like this one was created with odds and ends. Not sure what to think about the overhead light.

Seems like we got a ghost, scarecrow, and vampire. The jack-o-lanterns also seem quite expressive.

Indeed, you’d find a few pumpkin dioramas relating to Stranger Things. Not sure when the next season will premiere.

Though they can leave at any time since they’re ghosts. Still, they look more cute than scary.

This one is decked in jewels with a princess crown on top. And I guess the small pumpkins are supposed to be wheels.

Doesn’t seem to be much her other than a skull and a jack-o’-lantern. But I love how it lights up inside.

Seems like the haunted house is made out of paper. Still, you have to like the skeleton on top wishing a Happy Halloween.

Well, this isn’t the first Day of the Dead band pumpkin diorama. However, it seems situated on Hoskull feet for some reason.

This one has a couple of windows and gold encrusted pumpkin wheels. Not sure if having candles on the top is wise.

And it’s inside a black pumpkin covered with cobwebs and large plastic spiders. Best you keep away.

There’s even some green light coming from inside. Hope that black cat isn’t freaked out.

Seems like there’s a pumpkin patch inside the pumpkin. But no one to sell pumpkins on the stand.

For some reason, the pumpkin itself is more terrifying than what’s inside it. Hope those monsters don’t stay in the grave yard too long.

Well, they’re a skeleton bride and groom. Yet, they have tied the knot in front of all their friends.

I don’t know. But these ghost trick-or-treaters behind the seem quite interested.

The door has a window for you to peak in. Nonetheless, it’s quite bright inside.

Only has pumpkins beside the lawn chair. Yet, the sky is filled with stars.

Here’s another pumpkin diorama from Stranger Things. And it seems the demagorgon is inside.

This one uses old photos for the ghosts. Still, it’s quite creative.

There are plenty of skeletons inside. Some are even in fancy suits.

Don’t forget to put flowers inside, too. Love the jewel decorations around the opening.

Well, the dog is just made out of black construction paper. Also has skull lights for some reason.

Seems like someone’s preparing for a Halloween party. Wonder what the black cat is thinking.

Seems more like a fall pumpkin diorama than a Halloween one. So cute.

You can see a figure on a bench. Haunted house must be made out of paper though.

Despite that mummies like that mostly come from ancient Egypt. But I can understand the grave yard setting.

The inside mostly consists of paper crafts. Yet, the purple eeriness is pitch perfect.

Seems inhabited by skeletons. As one gets out of their coffin.

Okay, this is a takeoff of Luke Skywalker squaring against the Wampa from The Empire Strikes Back. Nonetheless, this is pretty clever.

You’ll find all kinds of plants inside. The bench has a pumpkin though. Love how it lights up.

After all, both holidays use pumpkins. Though Thanksgiving has a rather shady legacy in regards with the plight of Native Americans.

There are even skeletons coming out of the graves. Best to watch your back.

Even her own house has a hat on. Comes with a witchy owl.

Again, this is more of a fall pumpkin diorama. But the raccoon is so cute I couldn’t resist.

Seems more like a harvest diorama with scarecrows. So adorable.

He’s on a bench with a squirrel and a scarecrow. As the leaves deck the straw.

Yet, another fall pumpkin diorama. While the scarecrow has a smile on its face.

Turns out it’s a scarecrow in a pumpkin patch with a black cat. And yes, it’s adorable.

Since her feet are sticking out. Oh, wait, someone must’ve poured water on her.

They all seem to have rather unique faces. Also like the scarecrow.

The witch is depicted within the full moon. Though she didn’t leave much behind.

Well, the castle is on a hill far in the background. Comes with a ghost and pumpkin tree guy.

The pumpkin seems to be of an odd shape. Yet, you have to love the touching reunion here.

Inside, a skeleton contemplates upon meeting old friends. While it sits under a tree with a spiderweb.

They frolic among the tombstones and the bare trees. Doesn’t hurt to have a few pumpkins, too.

Though you’d find some pumpkins on the ground. While the purple light gives a scary glow.

This one emits green, yellow, and blue light from the inside. While the haunted house looks really decrepit that you’d think it’s been abandoned for years.

Well, if the clown was Pennywise, Stephen King would be proud. A perfect idea for IT fans.

The sky on this one has cobwebs inside. Love how the lights are meant to resemble stars.

This one depicts a haunted house and graveyard. It even lights up from the ground.

This one doesn’t seem very hard to make. Even has a little night sky in the background with purple light.

Well, this is more of a fairy house. But it proves that not all pumpkin dioramas have to be scary.

Sure none of them are fit for human consumption. But perfect for witches who want a place to put their concoctions.

Sure this one uses very small figurines. But you can have fun with this for hours.

Though this one has a vulture on top. But the skeleton hanging on a tree is quite charming.

The green lights inside make this quite spooky. But the ghosts really stand out amongst everything.

And it doesn’t seem to look like Egypt either. Guess whoever made this wanted to do something original.

Neither are quite buried. Though got to love the glitter night sky and orange star lights.

Maybe the Fairy Godmother was on to something. Still, like how it lights up inside.

This one has ghosts in front of the fence holding “Boo!” More adorable than scary though.

Sure it doesn’t seem like it’s made for Halloween. But little girls would adore this.

Well, that looks pretty eerie. The haunted house appears it’s from a store for a village.

This one has silver pumpkin wheels with a coach edged with jewels. Maybe not Halloween, but any princess will love it.

Well, the cauldron looks pretty empty. But the skeleton doesn’t let a little orange night light interfere.

And it seems he’s got a catch. Nevertheless, you have to admire the stars inside.

Well, it’s kind of delightful. Though I think this one comes from a store for some reason.

But would you want any tea from a mouse? I wouldn’t think so. But this one is quite charming.

This is particularly the case if the edge is lined with moss. And yes, the light inside is quite eerie.

It’s also edged with lace with a tiara on top. Yes, it’s another pumpkin coach but it’s a rather intricate one.

Okay, maybe it’s not the full moon. Though it’s quite scary enough even though wolves aren’t as dangerous as you might think. Well, as long as you leave them alone and don’t touch their pups.

This one has all the trimmings with the ledge in the front. Though you wouldn’t want to go inside.

Okay, they mostly consist of inedible candy corn pumpkins. But this is a rather charming diorama kids would love.

Contains a railing all lined with cats. On the edge, you have lights.

Uses a cotton ball as a ghost. And it’s all painted gray with stairs and porch roof.

This one has a blue sky along with green light. Got to love the skulls on the imposing gate.

You’ll find plenty of sticks inside as trees. And yes, the ground is made of moss.

Each of these is painted purple with towers. But you have to love this one.

Though wolves would normally avoid haunted houses and graveyards. Then again, that lone wolf might be a werewolf.

This even has horses and pumpkin wheels. Though the horses will turn to mice after midnight.

Seems like something’s rising from the ground. Don’t have a good feeling about that.

I can see a few skeletons on the ground. Might want to avoid if you dare.

This one has a putz house inside with candy corn trees, a lamp post, and a tree. Has a skull and raven on top.

This is a red one with bats in the background. And if anyone stops by, I’m sure it becomes a real blood fest.

Well, if you’re as skeleton on a motorcycle, that’s probably where you’ll go? Still, this is quite amusing.

Hey, skeletons and zombies like to have their picnics. Though how’d they get a large grill in a cemetery, I’m not sure.

Well, if you’re in the haunted hollow, you’ll run into him at some point. And yes, he rides a white horse.

Okay, so it’s not a Mexican Halloween style pumpkin. But it’s a pumpkin diorama nonetheless that can be used for Halloween.

Includes a skeleton and a scary clown. Probably want to avoid the scary clown.

Another diorama for Dia de los Muertos. Yet, you have to love the black and white flowers on it.

Yes, they seem to have a few Day of the Dead dioramas on Etsy. And this one is in a graveyard with a fence.

Another fairy pumpkin diorama. This is more suited for spring which isn’t a season for pumpkins.

Yes, a lot of these are in grave yards. Decorated with a ribbon and jewel on the outside.

This one is made of ceramic. Contains a clever spooky sign and moss.

Wonder if Ancient Egypt imagined the afterlife like this. Still, you have to like the skeletons in Egyptian garb.

This one has skeletons serenading along with flowers and other decorations. The shells are decorated with glitter.

Oh, I forgot. They’re dead. But you have to love the lighting and the glitter on this one.

Inside we have a doe and her fawn. Outside we have a buck. The bottom is covered in fake moss.

Sure they may not want to get out of their graves at the moment. But the music can go straight to their bones or wake the dead.

And here they are gambling behind bars. Seem to have no bones about it.

Guess somebody hasn’t tended this cemetery in years. As I can tell by the weeds.

The house lights up from the inside if you get my drift. Seems like a skeleton answers the door.

Well, this house is a paper cut out. Yet, I do love how they used moss and trees for the scary decor.

Yes, I know it’s not painted black for a night scene on the inside. Yet, it nevertheless seems all the more eerie.

“So I said to her, ‘Look, we’re not getting any younger. At least I you still have your skin while I’m practically decomposing.'”

And I don’t mean one of those Ents from Lord of the Rings. Unless you want to do a Lord of the Rings pumpkin diorama, which this is not.

It’s also part miniature garden as well with a carved top. Still, like the light.

But I often hear that they’re not a lively bunch. Though they really seem to have a dead good time.

Now this one is quite menacing. Really like how the one skeleton rises out of the ground and the white trees. That kid will surely need therapy.

This one seems to take a view from the sky with paper bats and branches inside. Amazing.

You’ll also find some pumpkins stacked like a snowman as well as bats on a lite tree. But that’s beside the point.

However, they couldn’t include a scene of deer mating, fighting, getting shot but hunters, or being hit by cars as would you normally see during the fall. So they decided to go with a deer family scene instead.

Well, it doesn’t use much. But you might not want to know who’s buried here. Or who’s decomposing.

Love how they painted the clouds in this one. Also like the large gate. Really eerie.

“How about we cook ribs on the grill tonight?”
“Whose yours or mine? Cause I don’t have any meat on ’em.”

Well, that’s one way to put a pumpkin to good use. Not scary for Halloween, creative enough.

Once again, this also features Cinderella and her castle. Why was I not surprised?

Well, I think the fox touch is a bit clever since wildlife frequent cemeteries all the time. Hope it can get through the night.

I guess the trees might be made from paper. But I love how they create an arch over the road so close together.

Yes. he’s on a bench in his bones on a night like this. Hope he didn’t die waiting for anyone or anything.

Well, you have bats around here, too but they seem more part of the scenery. But they’re the only living creature you’ll find here.

Of course, I think the flying monkey scenes would’ve been more appropriate. Considering this is Halloween we’re talking about.

Well, this seems like a messy craft project made by a school child. Then again, it’s kind of supposed to be.

And it seems these mummies are going at it with each other. Must be in a museum.

Well, it’s kind of hard to make out what’s going on here. But I’m sure the figures are kind of undead.

After all, having it a plain orange pumpkin doesn’t make it seem any more dead. Also, got to make room for those trees.

Yes, they really seem to dig a stylish red motorcycle. Then again, it’s not like the moped could kill them since they’re dead already.

Seems like they came across some treasure, too. Too bad they may not be able to enjoy it.

Doesn’t seem like a lively place. Unless you’re a bat. Like the house and trees.

Well, outside broom parking anyway. Inside broom parking space is a closet. Like the spiderweb.

Think of it as an Old West town but with skeletons. Why Tim Burton doesn’t make a western movie like this I have no idea.

Well, bats are kind of creepy if you ask me. Yet, wonder if there’s a pumpkin diorama with a Batman sign.

This one uses Playmobil figures. Must’ve been made for a kid so it would be less scary.

Odd, to have the skeletons all black like they’re decomposing. Nice to have a mausoleum, which you don’t see in a lot of grave yard scenes.

I’m sure most cemeteries don’t have skeleton entry archways. So enter if you dare.

Both of them even have bats for added Halloween emphasis. Also like the gnomes.

These seem to have a more vintage look to them. Two have trick or treaters. One has a witch.

Seems like that’s an Evil Queen from Snow White in a yellow dress for this purpose. Love the border though.

Well, I said some of these are mini gardens. Not sure if it will be good after October though.

Like the spider web outfit on the skeleton. Very fitting for a haunted fortune teller.

Then again, they could be early risers. Of course, it’s probably too late for me to say that.

One depicts Buckbeak at Hagrid’s Hut from the Prisoner of Azkaban. The other has Harry on his broom during a Quidditch match.

Yes, these are cute inside your pumpkin. But they can be a terror in your trash bin.

Yes, I know you see a lot of graveyard pumpkin dioramas. But it’s Halloween for God’s sake. So graveyard scenes are a thing.

This doesn’t seem that hard to do. And will surely not scare people. Like the ghosts.

And the squirrel doesn’t seem to scale which makes it ideal prey for the tiger. Because, that’s nature.

Now that looks pretty creepy, especially with the foliage. Love the crow on top. Or is that a raven?

Well, it has plenty of bones about it inside. But that’s just an expression. Still, has spiders for extra creepiness.

Odd, I’d usually expect a haggard witch like her to cook some potion. But this one seems to enjoy knitting for some reason. Then again, it might just be a hobby.

Looks like the guy holding the bars isn’t the only person who literally died in there. Just look at the others inside. He seems to have very good company.

And it seems the witches got there almost twenty minutes before midnight. Of course, I’m not sure if the zombies are happy in this neck of the cemetery.

Now this is quite rustic for a pumpkin diorama. But still, really like the owl in its hole. Not very scary but very fitting for fall.

Yeah, nothing in the cemetery compares to the sight of skeletons and mummies dancing. Hey, wait a minute, aren’t mummies supposed to be in Egypt? What the hell is it doing here?

This is especially true if the house in question has their very own family cemetery. Like the crow, though.

Now I like how the pumpkins seem to glow in the dark. Still, that tree seems to have a lot of large fruit.

Now this one uses twigs for bare trees as well as moss for the graveyard ground. Not sure if the leaves are real.

Now this is quite neat. Still, I’m not sure if there would be an area with skeletons on a noose like that. I’m sure people would see that.

Now this is clever. This used a pumpkin as a flying saucer or UFO and small green pumpkins as aliens.

Of course, who says that the dead aren’t a very lively bunch? Still, like how this person used a light bulb for the moon.

Not sure what’s under the ghosts (probably wires or foam). But I do like the one on top.

Seems like the skeletons are having fun and are making no bones about it. And there’s even one with a top hat and cane.

Hey, I didn’t say that pumpkin dioramas had to be about Halloween stuff. Still, not sure if the people can fit into the igloo.

I’m not sure if wolves really howl at the moon. I mean howling could just as easily be a form of long distance communication for them.

Let’s hope they didn’t get the bones from the graves. Because that would be bad. Really bad. Still, like the lamp post.

Yes, he may be all bones by now. But he seems smiling and ready for action.

Guess the kid dressed is Batman seems quite frightened. Then again, the lighting makes the atmosphere quite eerie.

Now that pipe cleaner tree looks straight out of some Dr. Seuss story. And that grim looks certainly menacing.

Yes, it’s a fairy scene in a pumpkin. I know that pumpkins are fall plants while flowers are spring. Yes, it’s kind of confusing.

Now this kind of looks like dusk since the inside is painted white. But the skeleton looks just as menacing from the shadows.

And it seems like she’s headed towards the snack table. Still, the decorations in the room are certainly vintage.

Just so you know that you can’t shoot deer on Halloween. Because deer hunting season begins after Thanksgiving. Why the makers of Out of the Furnace didn’t know this, I’m not sure.

From the view in this picture, this scene looks quite menacing, especially with the skeleton in the coffin and the other surrounding him. Still, you have to love the bow on this.

Now unlike many of the pumpkin dioramas here, this one is carved in a rather unusual way to give it a spooky feel. Still, not sure how that can be pulled off.

Finally, a pumpkin diorama with an appropriate mummy scene. However, I’m not sure if Egypt has that many palm trees near the Valley of Kings.

Not sure if the moss is appropriate but it sure brings a creepy vibe. Still, love the western clad skeletons in this.

Man, kind of disappointed that this doesn’t look decrepit. Just looks like somebody studying in the library, possibly in the evening hours.

Now this looks quite messy with all the lights mangled for a pink glow sky and the ground that appears covered in last year’s Christmas decorations. Still, quite appropriate for Halloween.

Hey, wolves don’t howl just for the sake of it. They howl to make other packs know about their family presence. There’s nothing creepy about it.

Now I wonder how someone pulled this off. Then again, the pumpkin is probably bigger than it appears in this photo.

Now this is another one of these intricately cut pumpkins. Still, I do like the lighting in this. Very eerie if you get my drift.

Now this one is quite creative. Still, not sure why the fuzzy guy in this isn’t wearing a space suit. I mean space exists in a vacuum and if you have no suit on, you’re dead.

Now the props used in this seem to consist of paper cutouts. And there’s only a little bit of light to bring in some eerie atmosphere in this one.

Now this one seems quite simple to make and doesn’t seem to require a lot of materials. Of course, the trees are made from pipe cleaners and don’t seem very big.

Now this also looks pretty doable. Still, not sure if the skeleton is male or female. Then again, skeletons tend to be made with narrow pelvises anyway, which usually indicate male.

Now this doesn’t seem to take much work at all. Then again, there’s a choice between regular spiderweb or cobweb.

Seriously, Linus should just wait for the Great Pumpkin after trick or treating. But you know, he never seems to give up hope that the Great Pumpkin would show up someday. Yeah, it’s ridiculous.

Once again, this is mostly paper decorations. However, you wouldn’t want to stay in a house like that.

Because even though Death has a rather busy schedule, he still needs to make time for a cup of joe. Yeah, he tends to work very odd and long hours 7 days a week.

Looks a bit small for a doll like that. And there doesn’t seem to be a lot of space. Still, she might have plenty of food.

Contrary to popular belief, pirates didn’t bury their treasure since most of them didn’t expect to live long. Nor did they battle giant monster snakes. Still, this looks pretty cool.

Now this one looks pretty cramped. And all you see is a table and decorations. Wonder how big the pumpkin is.

Seems like they’re making potions in there. Hope one of them doesn’t cause a fire or anything worse.

Actually this might be the Cretaceous period as far as I can see. And they were about the last group of dinosaurs before they became extinct 65 million years ago.

Seems like they got Hagrid’s hut from book 3 since Buckbeak appears all chained up. And I see they have Harry playing Quidditch, too.

Now this paper haunted house is actually quite well designed. Still, might need more detail and appear more decrepit looking.

Now that’s a clever idea. Not sure about the size of the bird in proportion to the grave stones. But, hey, it works.

Of course, seeing a green light like this is never a good sign. Still, at least that light is at a graveyard and not at a nuclear facility.

Of course, I’m not sure what’s in the background in this one. Still, I don’t think Fluffy is the kind of dog you want to play fetch with. Dogs like that can get quite nasty.