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Back to Boo-ville: 13 Ways 90s & Y2K Halloween Ruled the World
Posted by Matt Kanoudi on
The Magic of a 90s Halloween
Close your eyes and picture it: plastic pumpkin buckets, orange streetlights flickering through fog, and the faint sound of “Monster Mash” playing from a neighbor’s stereo. Halloween in the 90s and early 2000s wasn’t just a holiday — it was an era. It was when MTV had themed weekends, kids wore costumes made from scratch, and parents didn’t track your location via smartphone — only the fading echo of your laughter down the block.
Those nights carried a sense of freedom and mystery that today’s hyper-connected celebrations can’t quite replicate. There were no hashtags or ring lights — just glow sticks, Polaroids, and that sweet moment of peeling off your plastic mask at the end of the night.
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