Home Depot is bringing Halloween early with three new items including a fan favorite which sells out fast

THE Home Depot has welcomed Halloween early - the retailer will restock its Halloween collection tomorrow with some devilishly impressive home decor on offer.

Favorites such as the 12-foot-high skeleton are sure to sell out as spooky season nears.

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The Home Depot Halloween collection will be available online beginning August 17. 

Included in the lineup are both new and returning items, including the fan-favorite 12-foot animatronic skeleton for $299.

Known as Skelly, this bestseller has animated LCD eyes and has been terrifying neighborhoods since 2020.

New this year is a 13-foot animated Jack Skellington for $399 with sensor-activated head and mouth movements.

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And perhaps the most terrifying of all is a 9-foot winged beast named Creature of the Night.

For $349, it is sure to give trick-or-treaters a fright with its chilling growling sounds and scary life-like movements. 

The retailer is currently refreshing stores around the country to accommodate the spooky new stock. 

The first location to receive the Halloween collection will aptly be Salem, Massachusetts, by the end of this week.

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All stores will have the seasonal inventory by Labor Day. 

But The Home Depot isn’t the first retailer to release its Halloween lineup.

ALL HAL-LOWE’S-EVE

Competitor Lowe’s unveiled its hair-raising offerings back in June, including a collection of larger-than-life decorations to make your house the envy of the block in October.

The stars of the collection are several animatronic life-size figures from the brand Haunted Hill Farm which are exclusively available at Lowe’s.

Perhaps most terrifying of all is a 12-foot scythe-wielding scarecrow ($398) featuring a sensor that detects when someone walks by - setting off scary sounds.

The scarecrow has glowing red eyes and LED lights in its chest to give a flickering flame effect.

There’s also a 7-foot light-up witch ($149) that glows white, and moves and speaks with a controllable button or footpad.

If that isn’t big (or scary enough) for you, there’s also an 8-and-a-half-foot animatronic clown ($229) dressed in a purple costume with matching purple hair and a terrifying rotten smile.

Nearly 70 percent of Americans celebrate Halloween, according to a survey by National Retail Federation, with many families spending hundreds of dollars on decorations.

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If you’re planning a monster mash, you can now get party supplies delivered via Uber Eats.

And check out the “affordable” changes happening at Target that could give you more bang for your buck on food and beverages.