20 Cheap Halloween Decorations Under $20, Because You're Not Exactly The Pumpkin King

Part of me is bothered by this particular piece, and the other part of me thinks it's perfect for Halloween. For just $15, you too can have a French Bulldog Skeleton to freak out your neighbors and your own pets as they come across it.

Isn't this just too cute? I love this and want it in my front yard. It's whimsical and cute enough for those who aren't going for the scary vibe at their house this year.

How cool is this wine bottle holder? I'd use this all year round. It's creepy and functional — a pretty good deal for $15.

Everyone needs a fall or Halloween wreath on their door, and this "shatterproof" wreath at Target is cute and festive without being gruesome. So if a zombie or other gory door covering isn't in your wheelhouse, this may be a cute alternative.

I feel like I had these in the 80s when I was a kid. Have they not changed since then and that's why they're only $2? I'm not complaining as this was my favorite Halloween decor item from childhood. But when you walked by mine, it would shake and light up and make "ghost" noises, which simultaneously thrilled me and scared the crap out of me when I was just trying to walk to the bathroom at 2 a.m.

Pat Sajak and Vanna White aren't included with this wheel of fortune, but take a spin and see what lies ahead for your fate. I think this would be cool for a kids' room and they'd have fun playing with it in addition to your house looking festive.

Everyone needs a skeleton in their Halloween decoration arsenal, and at only $15 this one's a must. And the fact that it's posable makes it even more fun.

Even though this is right up there with obnoxious inflatables in your yard, I have a special place in my heart for these projections. There's just something so cool about seeing ghosts flying on the walls of your house. And I can't believe it's only $15.

This decoration is pretty sweet and looks like it would be fun for kids to play with as well as admire. It reminds me of something you'd see in a children's museum, but way creepier. This would look awesome in your living room or on your front porch, scaring all of your trick-or-treaters.

This pig is scary AF, and it reminds me of the mask in the movie Saw, which is one of the most horrifying movies I've ever seen, and we watch it every year to celebrate Halloween. Gruesome and a mind twister — what more could you want for Halloween? This hanging version of the pig of course. Give your guests nightmares for days and offer to "play a little game," with them when they arrive.

I actually kinda like this not just as a Halloween decoration and would put it in my son's room once he's older. (Because of course he will like dinosaurs as much as I do, right?)

This super cute "Boo" hanging decoration is only $2. And for that price, you could buy a few of them and hang them all over your house, inside and out.

Scare all the neighborhood children away with this on your front door. They'll be too scared to knock — meaning more candy for you. Muahahaha.

These cat eyes will be the talk of the neighborhood and will certainly be hard to miss. And they aren't as large and in charge as those expensive inflatables, but certainly make a statement in front of your house for all those trick-or-treaters.

Pretty sure Morticia Addams would love to have this in her dining room, and all of our inner Morticia Addams' will be pleased to have this inexpensive piece of decor bringing Halloween spirit into our own homes.

Hello? Is it [this awesome animated skeleton phone] you're looking for? I can see it in your eyes, I can see it in your smile. Lionel Ritchie would even be a fan of this skeleton phone, I think.

This creepy doorbell makes some terrible noises and is animated to boot — perfect for a spooky Halloween.

Growing up, nothing marked the change of the seasons or holiday quite like hand towels. My family had hand towels for each season and every holiday, including Halloween. And you absolutely were not allowed to use them. They're "just for looks," as I was told. I suppose I'll keep the tradition alive at my house with these hand towels.

Your kids can get in on the fun and help you decorate with this one. These creepy bloody hand prints and drops will look awesome on your front windows, warning trick-or-treaters not to come too close or take more than one piece of candy. You see what happened to the other children, don't you?

It just wouldn't be Halloween without that stringy spiderweb would it? And bonus, this one glows in the dark. Spooky.

Decorating for Halloween doesn't have to be expensive. Get creative and head over to Target and Walmart before these items are all gone — because that would be scary.