My 10/31/25 postcard is a Halloween display in Siesta Hills that stopped me in my tracks a few days ago, and I couldn’t resist returning to capture it today. The scene feels like a moment frozen from a nightmare, part prank, part performance, perfect for Halloween. It’s unsettling, playful, and cinematic all at once, turning an ordinary suburban driveway into something straight out of a horror film.

Chuck Arning

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