Bring the afterlife to life with these spooktacular Beetlejuice decorations

Designed by independent artist Rosemoo, this cotton table runner makes the perfect addition to a spooky table scape. Maybe a black candelabra or two, a vase full of black roses and a copy of the Handbook for the Recently Deceased and you’re ready for the season.

Ok, we’re a bit obsessed with these tiny handmade terrariums. Choose from a variety of Beetlejuice creepfests, each nestled in their own glass housing.

These officially licensed peel and stick wall decals are such a fun way to transform your space. With 18 separate pieces you can arrange any way you see fit, they’re easy to apply and easy to remove when the season’s over (or not).

Whether fixed to your front door or mounted on a gallery wall, I’m so here for this Miss Argentina door knocker. She lights up, she talks, she’s the undead diva you never knew you needed.

If your decorating tastes are more subtle, this ready-to-hang advertisement for everyone’s favorite (only?) bio-exorcist offers a fun vintage vibe.

You don’t have to actually host a seance in order to decorate like you are. Toss this round lace tablecloth atop your table and the vibe is pretty much achieved.

$275 is a hefty price tag, but we’re just so smitten with the detail of this epic collectible we had to include it in our list. From the Jane Butterfield Real Estate sign to the eerily lit four-pane windows, it’s a perfectly scaled replica that’s sure to become a family heirloom.

This set of minimalist black and white prints add a festive pop to your walls. And at just $18 for the digital files, it’s a great bang for the buck as well. Just print them out, buy a few cheap frames and you’ve got an instant Beetlejuice gallery wall!

Hopefully your guests don’t read it out loud on their way in!

Prefer something delightfully minimalist? These metal yard stakes cast life size Adam and Barbara monster shadows for a dramatic and spooky look when lit from behind. They’re great if you’ve got a big blank garage door!

Or maybe you’re a maximalist with a love of Madam Tussaud’s style decor. In that case, consider this realistic Beetlejuice animatronic which is absolutely certain to startle the bejeezus out of neighbors on the daily. It stands at 5′ 8″ tall–which is an inch shorter than Michael Keaton (trust me, I checked)–and says six phrases while rotating from side to side when brought to life.

If you want to be that house, this 9.5 foot inflatable sandworm is the way to go. If you kind of want to be that house but aren’t ready to fully commit, it’s available in a 3 foot size as well. Both are totally iconic!

If a solitary sandworm doesn’t provide adequate context for passersby, consider the whole shebang. This 10.5 foot inflatable archway features the addition of Beetlejuice himself along with a marquee and sandworm to create a whole scene in just a few minutes.