Halloween is upon us, and ’tis the season for finding scary pumpkin faces to carve. Sure, you could take the classic route and make a Jack-O-Lantern with a goofy grin, but when you’re feeling ambitious, it’s time to go above and beyond.

From Ghost Face pumpkin carving to a former President, here are five ways to make your next pumpkin the spookiest one yet.

Ghost Face Pumpkin Carving Kit

Remember when Scream first came out and changed the horror movie genre forever? Those Ghost Face masks were everywhere. And now, more than a quarter-century later, the “Scream mask” is still among the most iconic villains out there.

While wearing the Scream mask yourself might be a bit of a pain, doing a little Ghost Face pumpkin carving is much better. This kit comes with multiple stencils and an easy carver to create variants on your Ghost Face pumpkin carving.

Put it out by your front door to give trick-or-treaters a scream they won’t soon forget!

Pumpkin Eating Pumpkin

Some people look at baby pumpkins and cast them off for scary pumpkin carving projects. You look at them and see an opportunity.

This design offers a lot of creativity. The main idea is to carve a large mouth in the bigger pumpkin, and then fit a smaller pumpkin that looks a bit shocked at the predicament it finds itself in. Bonus points for peeling off part of the pumpkin skin.

Here’s a great carving kit to create your own designs. You can make all kinds of abominations!

Donald Trumpkin

If you’ve ever wondered what to do with the pumpkin innards after you’ve scooped them, well…why not repurpose them as hair?

This is among the most scary pumpkin faces to carve, and the design works whether you’re pro or anti-Trump — simply adjust the rage to the appropriate levels. Just make sure you throw this one out by the next Presidential election.

Scary Pumpkin Faces to Carve: Eye Love It

Most humans have two or fewer eyes, so anything that multiplies that amount looks a little unnatural. You have several routes to take when it comes to designing pumpkin eyes.

Grab a marker or a pack of googly eyes and cover your pumpkin from front to back with peepers.

Alternatively, use other vegetables to complement your gourds, such as radishes or cucumbers, and add in a bean or raisin as the pupil. This is an especially handy move if your veggies have been sitting in your fridge for a while and probably aren’t good to eat.

Spooky Vampire Pumpkin Carving

For those who appreciate minimal effort, a vampire pumpkin carving is the way to go. You can add accouterments for the vampire’s outfit, like a black doily or felt. Simply hot glue it to the bottom of the pumpkin.

Carve a hole into the pumpkin’s mouth, then hot glue a pair of plastic teeth to the front (you may have to cut the teeth a bit to get them to fit).

Feel free to add or draw eyes and hair. A bit of red marker or food coloring can add some realistic-looking blood to the mix.

And there you have it! 5 scary pumpkin faces to carve to add some creepy decor to your home. Need even more Halloween spirit? Check out these fun DIY activities.