Halloween is one of the most fun holidays of the year. Kids dress up in all sorts of costumes and go around the neighborhood trick-or-treating, collecting candy and chocolate bars from neighbors. People decorate their houses with jack-o-lanterns and other scary decorative items, attempting to scare these kids as they go from house to house.

And the holiday’s not just for kids. Adults can also have lots of fun on the night, even without throwing big parties or hitting the clubs. If you’re looking for more fun than just dressing up in a costume and handing out candy and chocolate bars to kids, consider these fun Halloween activities.

Have a movie marathon of scary movies.

If you just want to stay in on Halloween, why not hold a movie marathon of scary or horror movies? You can start with the classic monster movies and work your way up to the more recently released psychological thrillers. To get that really scary vibe around your house, dim the lights and turn the sounds up. Movie marathons are also a lot more fun with snacks such as chips and popcorn. This is a great Halloween activity if you live in a kid-free household.

Go ghost-hunting.

This is a fun activity if you and your friends like exploring the paranormal. Look around your community and see if there are any rundown venues or locations. Visit these places during Halloween night; just make sure that you’re actually legally allowed to do so. Your community may also have some special Halloween walking tours or ghost-hunting tours, so make sure to check your community center for such opportunities.

Have a special Halloween event at the office.

If you run a business out of an office, you can hold a special Halloween-themed event with your employees. One popular Halloween-themed event usually held at offices is trick-or-treating for the children of employees. Have your employees take their costumed kids to work and remember to have lots of candy on hand.