It's the scary time of year again. Show your love of all things spooky with a group of fonts built for just that purpose!

Last Midnight is a witchy fairy-tale typeface with three different varieties inside the same font: A regular version, a "rough" version, and a version with ornamental capitals.

Malvolio Antique, in Roman and Italic, is a typeface with an archaic print look. Based on the type in Shakespeare's First Folio, it's beautifully timeworn, perfect for the macabre and the mouldering.

Balaur is a devilish typeface — modern, clean-lined, but decidedly vampirish. Its tall proportions, based on old Slavonic letterforms, give it a particularly regal look. Balaur supports Latin and Cyrillic character sets, including Old Church Slavonic.

Locusta Display is sharp and dangerous, with teeth and claws built onto a high-contrast, stylish Didone structure. It's marvelous for looking cultured but venomous at the same time. Locusta supports Latin and Cyrillic character sets.

It's a great deal for quality type with a creepy bent — grab it before you shuffle off this mortal coil. And happy scaring. BOO!