October 31st, let’s celebrate Halloween in the United States!
October is here, and it implies Halloween and therefore: horror movies. I asked a few friends born and raised in the USA which was the scariest movie they saw. And to begin with, this is
Halloween doesn’t mean much from us coming from France where it’s not celebrated. This year, it was our third Halloween, and we were basically at like 3-year-old kids. We prepared our costumes way in advance,
Halloween is getting closer! Some houses are already decorated. I found this one in the South End, in Boston.
October 31st, my first Halloween in the United States. We usually don’t celebrate Halloween in France: “commercial” and “it’s not our tradition” are the two main arguments for being blase about it… But here, it’s huge.
Salem, the witch town, is not far away from Boston. Hurricane Sandy was getting close,we thought that we didn’t have much time left to visit this city, famous for Halloween celebrations. It was now or
Louisiana and New Orleans… I dreamt of these places for years, thanks to books, movies and TV shows… I also had some vague knowledge of some kind of French history in Louisiana, sold a few centuries
Since it’s my first Halloween in the US, I wanted to do a “jack-o-lantern”, this carved pumpkin with a monster face. I’m supposed to leave it by a window or in front of my building