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Adult PartiesNo. 7374 · The 2026 edition

Hey Ghoul Hey: How To Throw A Halloween Girl's Night

A laid-back pre-Halloween girls' night built around pumpkin decorating and watching (not scary) Halloween movies, with Halloween-candy chocolate bars and test-tube drinks.

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Ingredients

Directions

  1. Melt the chocolate, stirring at 30 second intervals.
  2. Pour the chocolate into break-apart molds and place the candies in afterwards.
  3. Optional: place some eyeballs in before pouring the chocolate so they peek out the front of the bar.
  4. Let set for a few hours and remove from molds.

Tips

  • The chocolate is melted in the microwave, stirring at 30 second intervals.
  • Chocolate bars can double as guest favors or as a shared snack.
  • The movie poster can be printed as large as 18"x24"; a colored engineer print at a local office supply shop is the most affordable option.
  • Letting guests vote on the movie list ahead of time is suggested as a fun option.
  • The post was created in partnership with IZZE.

The plan

  1. the final week before Halloween — Gather your gal pals for a pre-Halloween bash in the final week before Halloween.
  2. Aim for something more laid back than a standard costume party: pumpkin decorating plus movie watching.
  3. Plan the three elements: sweets (Halloween candy chocolate bars), sips (test tube drinks) and entertainment (a Halloween movie playlist).
  4. over the weekend — Consider celebrating over the weekend, since Halloween fell on a Monday the year the post was written.

Decoration ideas

  • Serve IZZE sparkling juice poured into little test tubes for Halloween-themed "shots" on the drinks table.
  • Print the free Halloween movie playlist poster and display it; it can be printed as large as 18"x24".
  • For the most affordable large print, have it done as a colored engineer print at a local office supply shop.

Food & drink

  • Halloween Candy Chocolate Bars — a "grown up" take on childhood Halloween candy, made into fancy chocolate bars.
  • Gather favorite candies or sprinkles (the post also loves candy eyeballs) plus white chocolate or dark chocolate baking chocolate.
  • Melt the chocolate, stirring at 30 second intervals.
  • Pour the melted chocolate into break-apart molds and place the candies in afterwards.
  • Alternatively, place some eyeballs in before pouring the chocolate so they peek out the front of the bar.
  • Let the bars set for a few hours, then remove them from the molds.
  • Make one bar per guest as a favor, or a big batch for everyone to share and snack on.
  • Test Tube Drinks — IZZE Sparkling Juice poured into little test tubes to make Halloween-themed IZZE shots; you could spike them too.
  • IZZE flavors tried at the party: Blackberry (a longtime household favorite), plus Pomegranate and Peach, which they had never tried before; Pomegranate became a possible new household favorite.

Activities

  • Set up a pumpkin crafting table with a variety of white and orange pumpkins for guests to decorate.
  • Provide decoration supplies: paint, stickers, googly eyes and tattoos (printable pun-kin tattoos are linked).
  • Print out the Halloween movie playlist and pick favorites to show while everyone decorates.
  • Send the movie playlist out beforehand and let everyone vote on which films to watch.
  • Watch favorites from the printable Halloween movie playlist — explicitly not scary movies.
  • Throw a pumpkin painting party; the post suggests it also works as a weekend celebration when Halloween lands on a Monday.

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