Halloween Light Guide: The Triangle's most shocking, spooky Halloween displays

Halloween is almost here, and it's time to start driving around to enjoy the most spook-tacular decoration displays in the Triangle!

Once again, some locals have gone above and beyond to spread the Halloween spirit, with light displays that flicker along to music, houses being attacked by skeletons, and even an entire street that has changed its name to Gravestone Court.

How do you find the most memorable displays? WRAL will collect the best Halloween houses right here, adding to the list as more homes are submitted. If you know of a Halloween house worthy of being added to the list, send photos and an address to our Report It.

Deadford Manor looks like a Haunted Mansion straight from a Tim Burton movie. The interactive display features a handmade animatronic singing skeleton show that runs multiple times nightly.

This artfully-done house is especially eye-catching beneath the full moon, which is expected to arrive for Halloween. The cemetery gates were handmade, as well as rows of perfectly-carved, glowing pumpkins that have been created by the owner for years and years. Step up and take a closer look -- if you dare.

What's worth rising from the dead? Rock n' Roll, of course! This cemetery features skeletons clawing from the earth, ready to rock out with an enormous skeleton leader. With flashing light effects and glowing eyes, the giant skeletal centerpiece is visible from down the road.

A downtown Raleigh classic, the Oakwood Halloween House is decorated nearly all year long, with a life-sized raptor guarding the front porch.

During Halloween, they go all-out, with dinosaurs, dragons, gothic gargoyles, scary statues, and an entire yard full of Halloween delights.

An army veteran with a garage – and attic – filled with Halloween décor, puts up this display for the enjoyment of the community – and to raise money for his fellow veterans.

The huge display includes a cemetery with multiple giant skeletons. The skeletal centerpiece, draped in black, guards the gateway to death with an enormous sword. Beside him, a casket is carried into the graveyard.

The owner asks those who visit to consider donating to Ma Deuce Deuce (MA22), an organization dedicated to providing information and education regarding the network of services available to military veterans classified with special needs.

Skeletons, ghosts and ghouls have taken over this Apex home. Eerie music fills the air, and in the distance the shadows of the dead dance in circles on a white backdrop. Projections of ghosts swirl around the side of the house. Even the windows show ghosts peaking out from inside.

There's plenty of movement, music and flashing lights at this haunted house -- and you can see skeletons carrying away the last person who stopped to visit.