For months, Bill Franzen, who lives at 29 New Street, has strategically, creatively, and carefully planned the nightmare(ish) Halloween scenes visitors behold long after the sugar high has worn off.
The sights you will marvel over on Monday night are fascinatingly freakish and cleverly displayed. Like a professional stage production, the Halloween cast of characters (many of which are creepy dolls) are playing an important role in this Nightmare on New Street.
Franzen takes delight in seeing hundreds of costumed kids and adults flock to his fog-infused property for some thrilling Halloween fun.
And take heed: the weather on Halloween night will be perfect (albeit chilly) for trick or treating. (Think: just four years ago, Halloween was cancelled due to Hurricane Sandy).