Skull Bingo.  Use a regular bingo set, but instead of using the number balls, use mini skulls with numbers written on them.   If you don't have mini skulls you can create something similar with ping pong balls.  Using a sharpie marker draw either a skull face or eyeball on one side of the ball and write the number and letter on the other side.  You can also use pictures of skulls and draw the numbers from a hat.  Use candy corn for the markers.

Mummy wrap.   Break your group into teams and give each team a roll of toilet paper and a rolls of scotch tape.  Each team must turn one of their team members into a mummy by wrapping them, entirely, in the toilet paper.

Housekeeping.  This is the perfect game for after Mummy Wrap.  Have all the mummies break out of their wrappings and leave the pieces on the floor.  Break into new teams and line up at the end of the room.  Give each team a broom.  On “go”, which is actually the game leader yelling “Housekeeping", one person from each team runs out with their broom and sweeps a pile of paper back to their team.  Play continues until all the paper has been swept up.

The invisible Man.  Everyone is blindfolded except for one guest who is the Invisible Man.  The invisible man stands somewhere in the room.  Everyone else makes their way around the room using only their sense of touch.  When they find someone, they shake hands and introduce themselves saying – “hi, I’m so and so”.  If they shake hands with the invisible man (who will introduce himself by saying “Hi, I’m the invisible man”) they remove their blindfold, find a place in the room to stand, and continue shaking hands as normal, but they can now see what is going on.  Play continues until everyone has discovered the invisible man.  

The invisible Man.  Everyone is blindfolded except for one guest who is the Invisible Man.  The invisible man stands somewhere in the room.  Everyone else makes their way around the room using only their sense of touch.  When they find someone, they shake hands and introduce themselves saying – “hi, I’m so and so”.  If they shake hands with the invisible man (who will introduce himself by saying “Hi, I’m the invisible man”) they remove their blindfold, find a place in the room to stand, and continue shaking hands as normal, but they can now see what is going on.  Play continues until everyone has discovered the invisible man.  

I Didn't Do That  This is a marshmallow relay race.  The group is broken into teams.  On “ghoul” the first player from each team runs up to a bowl, takes out a marshmallow sticks it in their mouth and says, “I didn’t do that”.  They then chew up the marshmallow and swallow before returning to their team and tagging the next player.  Best to use the large marshmallows - and expect the children to want to go more than once!