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AMC’s Shudder: Is This Spooky Streaming Service Worth It?

Are you a fright-fest fanatic in the mood for haunting tales and scary flicks? With Halloween on the horizon, there’s no better time of year to amp up the terror by indulging in some spooktacular programming. Whether you’re a fan of pure horror, slasher films, psychological thrillers, monster movies, or cult classics that are as nostalgic as they are nauseating, plenty of streaming services offer Halloween-themed marathons to satisfy your needs.

But what’s a true horror fan to do when all the ghoulish gross-outs are spread out across multiple platforms? Put down the hockey mask and machete — AMC’s Shudder  is here to administer your necessary dose of screams. With hundreds of films and TV show episodes on its roster, this horror-only streaming service might be just what you need to quench your thirst for terror. Ready to conjure up Candyman or mingle with Michael Myers? Find out what Shudder offers and whether it’s worth the subscription price.

Shudder: A Platform for Horror Fanatics, by Horror Fanatics

Shudder is a streaming platform designed to meet the niche needs of a key group of film buffs: horror fans. By all accounts, the streaming service has successfully pulled off this mission. Shudder is a premiere service that offers scary programming — and only scary programming — in the form of old and new films, television shows, and documentaries that fall into the genres of horror, supernatural, and thriller themes. It caters to movies and episodic horror fans and provides an impressive library of options to explore.

What makes Shudder such a fantastic platform is its variety. Shudder’s collection of films and shows spans hundreds of movies, dozens of TV shows, and even a handful of horror-themed podcasts. The platform features a large number of classics that have defined the horror genre — think iconic flicks like John Carpenter’s Halloween , George Romero’s Night of the Living Dead , The Texas Chainsaw Massacre,  and Train to Busan . But it also offers up plenty of indie films, comedies, and old-school titles that paved the way for today’s horror. Ever watched Chopping Mall , Hell Night, or Butcher, Baker, Nightmare Maker ? With Shudder, you can dive into films that might not have crossed your radar before.

Shudder also organizes content by collections so you can spend less time reading endless summaries to hunt down the films or series that fit your taste. Curated collections like “Love Sick,” “Horror Noire,” “Anthologies” and “Queer Horror” make it easier to tap into the topics you’re dying to watch. And, what’s even better is that these super-specific lists aren’t left to the whims of AI software; instead, actual people — vetted horror fans — create the lineups, so you know they’re good. With over a million users subscribed to the streaming service, Shudder may have cracked the code for successfully spooky programming.

Shudder’s Perks Include Original Flicks and Spooky Shows

While Shudder features many classic horror flicks and shows, these aren’t the platform’s only claim to fame. It also provides exclusive and original content designed to appeal to Shudder subscribers One of the most popular original series available is Creepshow , which is inspired by the 1982 film of the same name (directed by George Romero and written by Stephen King) and the E.C. horror comic books of the 1950s. Creepshow  is structured like an anthology, bringing horrifying comic panels to life and exploring everything from the supernatural to the super-strange. The platform is also releasing new episodes of the original series Slasher , which features a storyline about a family on a secluded island who’s forced to fight against one another for survival.

Shudder’s original films are also some of its highlights. The movie Host  was one of the top films of 2020 on Shudder’s platform. Recorded utilizing Zoom only (giving it that pandemic-anxiety vibe), the movie features a group of friends gathering online for a socially distant hangout…and succumbing to dark forces on each end of the camera. Another Shudder original is 2021’s Prisoners of the Ghostland which stars Nicolas Cage as a bank robber who has five days to find a wealthy man’s daughter otherwise, the bomb collar secured around his neck will detonate. These titles represent only a handful of the unsettling nailbiters within Shudder’s library. But what’s the verdict?

Is the Subscription Worth the Horrific Hype?

If you love all terror all the time, Shudder is the perfect platform for you. Even if you subscribe to Netflix, Hulu, or another popular streaming platform , Shudder has the widest variety of curated horror on the streaming market centralized in one place. With over 400 movies and hundreds of television episodes already on its docket, this collective of frightening tales is slated to only grow in size, with new films and episodes appearing weekly. Like most streaming platforms, you may not love all the content that you view on Shudder — but there’s a handy rating system (with skulls instead of stars!) so you know what fellow horror fans think.

The platform is easy to access through most devices and browsers, so you can queue things up on your Roku or fireTV device or take the streaming service with you on your laptop or phone. A standalone Shudder app is available via Google Play, Apple’s App Store, and Xbox One, and it works similarly to other streaming apps.

If you’re not sure you want to make the subscription leap, Shudder has you covered. It offers a seven-day, no-strings free trial so you can take your time browsing titles and collections to see if the variety is enough to capture your interest. Just keep in mind that you’d be hard-pressed to engage with all that Shudder has to offer within a week. As an added bonus, the platform is entirely ad-free.

Membership plans start at only $5.99 a month, making this an affordable option. To save a bit on this month-to-month price, you can opt to purchase a yearlong subscription for $56.99 — which comes out to $4.75 per month . If you’re more interested in getting your scare on for the Halloween season without committing to the entire year, subscribing to Shudder at least through October can help you scratch the itch.

Ultimately, if horror is your top streaming genre, signing up for Shudder is a no-brainer (sorry, zombies). With an influx of new flicks and shows frequently hitting its library and an affordable monthly fee, you won’t run out of terrifying titles anytime soon.

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10 Spooky Yu-Gi-Oh! Decks For A Halloween Game Night

When battling it out at Halloween game night, several Yu-Gi-Oh! decks perfectly set the tone for a night of fun and frights.

Yu-Gi-Oh! often pulls inspiration from the cultural zeitgeist for its various cards, and Halloween is no different. While few archetypes encapsulate the holiday as a whole, plenty offer a delectable taste of its elements, be it candy, scares, or good old-fashioned B movie cheese with a side of spooky stories by flickering firelight.

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Among the different ways to celebrate Halloween, there's a phenomenal feeling that comes from a game night centered on pitting one festive deck against another. Not every Halloween deck is competitive, but all have some fun quirks going for them beyond mere aesthetics. Many have even served as an unexpected rogue deck for players who want something different.

10 Exosisters Are Powerful Ghostbusters

The Exosisters are a group of skilled exorcists intent on stopping all restless spirits that might plague the land. These ghostbusters may not have proton packs, but they can stop a graveyard focused deck dead in its tracks with its arsenal of tricks.

All Exosister monsters have some effect that triggers when an opponent interacts with a graveyard, ranging from extra summons to powerful negates. Their ability to bring out Xyz monsters at a rapid pace is almost unparalleled, as a single monster on the field can turn into a pair of Xyz boss monsters in an instant.

9 Kaiju Live Up To Their Monster Movie Heritage

While kaiju movies like Godzilla and King Kong are more famous for their cheesy antics than their scares nowadays, there's no doubt that they can fit right into a marathon of classic B movies on Halloween night. Despite their differences, the kaiju cards all have one ability in common.

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The kaiju cards can tribute an opponent's monsters in order to summon one to their side of the field. It wouldn't be a proper monster movie if they didn't fight something, so every kaiju summoned allows another to leap out of the deck to confront it in an epic brawl.

8 Skull Servants Have Strength In Numbers

The Skull Servant archetype revolves around the titular "Skull Servant," a level one normal monster with virtually no stats to speak of. However, when they work together, they're a force to be reckoned with. Known simply as "Wights" in the OCG, the overall naming scheme for the archetype makes much more sense.

The real key to the archetype is King Of Skull Servants, who can easily reach 8,000 or more attack. Cards such as Wightbaking or Wightprince can easily get Servants into the graveyard to fuel plays with the King. Both count as a Servant themselves while in the graveyard.

7 Madolche Are Sweet In Every Way

Halloween is a season of desserts for many, and while Madolche are hardly frightening, they perfectly fit into the sugary sweet side of the holiday. The deck features nobility, knights, and more, all heavily themed around a wide variety of desserts, from chocolate to marmalade.

The Madolche's strength is their ability to recycle cards, making it very hard to run them out of resources as they build up to powerful boss monsters like Madolche Queen Tiaramisu, who can clear an opponent's board with non-targeting non-destruction removal. When combined with Madolche Chateau, Tiramisu's effect will even return its materials after use.

6 Danger! Decks Send Players On A Hunt For Cryptids

Starring monsters like Mothman or chupacabras, a Danger deck fits perfectly with eerie tales told around a campfire in the dead of night. Similarly, something lurking in a lake or running about the woods with only its footprints to hint at its passing provides a creepy feeling.

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The Danger archetype shares the ability to discard cards and gain various effects should they be hit, special summoning themselves if they dodge the effect, and drawing a card in the process to boot. They combine especially well with any graveyard-focused archetype, with Tearlaments being especially potent when combined with "Danger! Nessie!"

5 Frightfurs Are Terrifying Warped Toys

From Chucky to Freddy Fazbear, toys and terror are a favorite combination for many, and the Frightfurs are Yu-Gi-Oh!'s most successful attempt at it so far. Starting life as the adorable and innocent Fluffal cards, it's only when combined with the devious Edge Imps that they show their true colors.

The deck relies heavily on Fusion summoning and is prone to a consistency hit if too many out-of-archetype cards are added to it. Likewise, room in the extra deck will be important, as they use it as a toolbox of Frightfur Fusions that run a wide gambit of potent effects.

4 Mayakashi Can Grow Out Of Control

Yokai are a staple of Japanese horror , so it's only natural that they'd receive a suitably spooky archetype in Yu-Gi-Oh! . Likewise, their sister and sometimes rival archetype the Shiranui are based on another facet of Japanese culture, drawing upon Shinto shrines and samurai for their Aesthetics.

The deck focuses heavily on climbing up Levels or Ranks with their extra deck monsters, using cards like Dakki, The Graceful Mayakashi that allow them to chain together Synchro or Link summons back to back. Mayakashi can be played on their own, but they also work great when mixed with Shiranui, and some support cards even name both decks.

3 Vendread Use The Graveyard Like Few Others Can

The Vendread feature a mix of zombies and superheroes, the former often compared to Resident Evil's infected. The deck relies on a mix of Ritual summoning and filling their graveyard, with their monsters boosting anything Ritual summoned using them as material.

For many decks, a focus on Ritual summoning has been their downfall, but the Vendread make up for the summoning method's normal weaknesses with powerful cards like Revendread Origin. Origin allows the archetype to summon using monsters in the graveyard and can be banished after use to protect a boss monster.

2 Vampires Have No Shortage Of Minions

Castlevania is one of Konami's longest running franchises, and Yu-Gi-Oh! has made great use of that. Many vampire cards reference the series. Most notably, Vampire Hunter and Vampire Scarlet Scourge draw inspiration from the whip-wielding Belmont clan and the dhampir Alucard, respectively.

RELATED: 10 Scariest Video Game Vampires, Ranked

Vampires excel at Tribute summoning, using either special-summoned minions or an opponent's own monsters as fodder. They also possess several useful Xyz and Link monsters, which excel at reanimating other cards, and often combo well with Zombie World or similar effects that turn anything that touches the board into a zombie-type monster.

1 Ghostricks Are Always Ready For Halloween

With tricks and treats to spare, Ghostricks are undoubtedly the most fitting deck for Halloween. Themed around a festive haunted house and the holiday itself, each monster is a cute adaption of some famous ghost or ghoul, from Frankenstein's Monster to hopping vampires, and everything in-between.

While the exact goal varies deck by deck, all versions of Ghostricks end up leaning toward control, making use of a variety of reusable flip effects to win. For a long time, they were limited by a reliance on field spells. However, their options were expanded by the Battle of Chaos set's release, adding the archetype's first Link monster, among other boons.

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Wanna run something seasonal? Check out new builds for Skull Servants, Zombies, and Ghostricks!

By Loukas Peterson | @kangarookas | Published 2/7/2023 | 7 min read

Time to get spooky!

I had this grand idea of making a pumpkin themed deck for this? But it turns out there are only four Pumpkin cards in the entire game. Bad news: Pumpking the King of Ghosts , Pumprincess the Princess of Ghosts , Naturia Pumpkin , and Pumpkin Carriage don't even work together. Adding Hallohallo doesn't help either.

I guess you could say my dreams of a pumpkin deck were squashed .

I also considered making a Ghost Girl deck revolving around all the Tuner monsters with in-hand effects - Ash Blossom & Joyous Spring, Ghost Ogre & Snow Rabbit and the rest. But it turns out a deck made completely of hand traps wasn't helping anyone, so that got scrapped too.

How about we look at some seasonal decks that people will care about, and can actually net some victories?

Spooky Scary Skull Servants

There are plenty of decks that require you to send cards to the graveyard to function, but Skull Servants take the undead cake. The deck's ultimate goal is to summon King of the Skull Servants , and it's remarkably easy once you start exploring all the Wight cards that support the theme.

All the Skull Servant cards are actually worth playing, but you need to max out on them for the deck to be at its best. Wightprincess is the only one I wouldn't recommend playing three copies of. If there weren't other Normal Summons that are more important, I'd suggest playing more, but it's really hard to compete with cards like Uni-Zombie and Gozuki in this strategy.

How to play the deck, you ask? It's simple - throw all your cards in the graveyard and try to OTK. Without Union Carrier , maximizing the ATK of King of the Skull Servants by equipping and destroying Doomsday Horror isn't an option. I had to improvise a bit to make OTKs more easily.

At one point, that involved waking up in the middle of night, considering Double Attack in an exhausted fugue state, realizing that was stupid and then going back to sleep.

Apparently Spooktober's getting to me already.

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Negate the effects of all face-up monsters your opponent currently controls, until the end of this turn, also, for the rest of this turn after this card resolves, your opponent takes no damage. Neither player can activate monster effects in response to this card's activation.

Each player discards their entire hand and draws the same number of cards they discarded.

2 Effect Monsters This linked card and monsters it points to cannot be destroyed by your opponent's card effects. If this card points to 2 monsters: You can switch control of those monsters. You can only use this effect of "Geonator Transverser" once per turn.

2 Level 7 monsters Once per turn: You can detach 2 materials from this card, then target 1 face-up card on the field; destroy it, and if you destroyed a monster, you can make 1 face-up monster you control gain ATK equal to the destroyed monster's original Level/Rank x 300 until the end of the next turn. This card cannot attack the turn you activate this effect. This is a Quick Effect if this card has a Dragon monster as material, but cannot be activated in the Damage Step.

2+ monsters with different names If this card is Link Summoned: You can discard 1 card, then target 1 card on the field; shuffle it into the Deck, then if this card was co-linked when this effect was activated, you can draw 1 card. You can only use this effect of "Knightmare Unicorn" once per turn. While a co-linked "Knightmare" monster(s) is on the field, draw cards equal to the number of those monsters with different names instead of 1 for your normal draw during your Draw Phase.

You can reveal this card in your hand; your opponent randomly chooses 1 card from your entire hand, then you discard the chosen card. Then, if the discarded card was not "Danger! Mothman!", Special Summon 1 "Danger! Mothman!" from your hand, and if you do, draw 1 card. If this card is discarded: You can have both players draw 1 card, then both players discard 1 card. You can only use this effect of "Danger! Mothman!" once per turn.

This card’s name becomes "Skull Servant" while it is in the Graveyard. If this card is Normal or Special Summoned: You can send 1 "Wightprince" from your Deck to the Graveyard. During either player's turn: You can send this card from your hand or field to the Graveyard; all monster currently on the field lose ATK and DEF equal to their own Level/Rank x 300, until the end of this turn.

2 Effect Monsters If your linked monster attacks a Defense Position monster, inflict piercing battle damage to your opponent.

Activate this card by discarding 1 monster, then target 1 monster in your GY whose Level is lower than the discarded monster's original Level; Special Summon it and equip it with this card. The equipped monster has its effects negated. You can only activate 1 "Overdone Burial" per turn.

You can reveal this card in your hand; your opponent randomly chooses 1 card from your entire hand, then you discard the chosen card. Then, if the discarded card was not "Danger! Bigfoot!", Special Summon 1 "Danger! Bigfoot!" from your hand, and if you do, draw 1 card. If this card is discarded: You can target 1 face-up card your opponent controls; destroy it. You can only use this effect of "Danger! Bigfoot!" once per turn.

You can reveal this card in your hand; your opponent randomly chooses 1 card from your entire hand, then you discard the chosen card. Then, if the discarded card was not "Danger! Thunderbird!", Special Summon 1 "Danger! Thunderbird!" from your hand, and if you do, draw 1 card. If this card is discarded: You can target 1 Set card your opponent controls; destroy it. You can only use this effect of "Danger! Thunderbird!" once per turn.

2+ monsters with different names If this card is Link Summoned: You can discard 1 card, then target 1 Spell/Trap your opponent controls; destroy it, then, if this card was co-linked when this effect was activated, you can draw 1 card. You can only use this effect of "Knightmare Phoenix" once per turn. Co-linked monsters you control cannot be destroyed by battle.

1 Tuner + 1+ non-Tuner monsters If this card is Synchro Summoned: You can excavate the top 5 cards of your Deck, and if you do, you can add 1 excavated LIGHT or DARK monster to your hand, also send the remaining cards to the GY. You can banish 1 LIGHT and 1 DARK monster from your hand and/or GY, except this card; Special Summon this card from your GY, but banish it when it leaves the field. You can only use each effect of "Chaos Ruler, the Chaotic Magical Dragon" once per turn.

4+ Effect Monsters You can also use 1 monster your opponent controls as material to Link Summon this card. If this card is Link Summoned: You can negate the effects of all face-up monsters your opponent currently controls. This Link Summoned card is unaffected by your opponent's activated effects, unless they target this card. Once per turn, when your opponent activates a card or effect that Special Summons a monster(s) from the GY (Quick Effect): You can negate the activation.

You can reveal this card in your hand; your opponent randomly chooses 1 card from your entire hand, then you discard the chosen card. Then, if the discarded card was not "Danger!? Jackalope?", Special Summon 1 "Danger!? Jackalope?" from your hand, and if you do, draw 1 card. If this card is discarded: You can Special Summon 1 "Danger!" monster from your Deck in Defense Position, except "Danger!? Jackalope?". You can only use this effect of "Danger!? Jackalope?" once per turn.

If exactly 1 monster is banished from your Graveyard (and no other card are banished at the same time), except during the Damage Step: You can send, from your Deck to the Graveyard, 1 monster that has a different Attribute from that banished monster. You can only use the effect of "Jewels of the Valiant" once per turn.

Discard 1 card. Select 1 of your removed from play monsters. Special Summon it in Attack Position, and equip it with this card. When this card is removed from the field, destroy the equipped monster.

A skeletal ghost that isn't strong, but can mean trouble in large numbers.

1 Tuner + 1+ non-Tuner monsters You can discard any number of cards; this card gains 700 ATK for each card discarded. At the end of the Battle Phase, if this card battled: You can send this card to the GY; Special Summon monsters from your GY whose total Levels equal 7, except "Rampaging Smashtank Rhynosaber", but their effects are negated. You can only use each effect of "Rampaging Smashtank Rhynosaber" once per turn.

Send 1 monster from your hand to the Graveyard; Special Summon 1 Level 1 monster from your hand or Deck.

Send 1 monster from your Deck to the Graveyard.

This card''s original attack strength is equal to number of [Wight] and [Wight King] in your Graveyard * 1000. When this card is destroy as a result of battle and sent to Graveyard, you may remove a [Wight] or [Wight King] from your Graveyard from the game, and special summon this card to the field.

Reveal 3 Level 1 monsters with different names from your Deck, your opponent adds 1 to their hand, you add 1 to your hand, and you shuffle the third into the Deck. You can only activate 1 "Jack-In-The-Hand" per turn.

If this card is sent to the Graveyard: You can send 1 "Skull Servant" and 1 "The Lady in Wight" from your hand and/or Deck to the Graveyard. You can banish 2 "Skull Servants" and this card from your Graveyard; Special Summon 1 "King of the Skull Servants" from your Deck. This card's name becomes "Skull Servant" while it is in the Graveyard.

You can reveal this card in your hand; your opponent randomly chooses 1 card from your entire hand, then you discard the chosen card. Then, if the discarded card was not "Danger!? Tsuchinoko?", Special Summon 1 "Danger!? Tsuchinoko?" from your hand, and if you do, draw 1 card. If this card is discarded: You can Special Summon this card. You can only use this effect of "Danger!? Tsuchinoko?" once per turn.

If you control a Level 1 monster: Add 1 Level 1 monster from your Deck to your hand. During the End Phase of this turn, take 2000 damage if you did not Normal Summon the added monster, or a card with the same name, after activating this card.

You can Tribute 1 Zombie monster; Special Summon 1 Zombie Tuner with 0 DEF from your Deck. If this card is banished: You can target 1 of your banished "Shiranui" monsters, except "Shiranui Solitaire", or up to 2 instead if "Shiranui Style Synthesis" is on the field; Special Summon them. You can only use each effect of "Shiranui Solitaire" once per turn.

2 Level 7 monsters Once per turn: You can detach 1 material from this card; Special Summon 2 "Mecha Phantom Beast Tokens" (Machine/WIND/Level 3/ATK 0/DEF 0). While you control a Token, this card cannot be destroyed by battle or card effects. Once per turn: You can Tribute 1 "Mecha Phantom Beast" monster, then target 1 card on the field; destroy that target. This card cannot attack during the turn you activate this effect.

During your Main Phase: You can send 1 Zombie monster from your Deck to the GY. If this card is sent to the GY: You can banish 1 Zombie monster from your GY, except "Gozuki"; Special Summon 1 Zombie monster from your hand. You can only use each effect of "Gozuki" once per turn.

2+ Effect Monsters If a monster(s) is Special Summoned to a zone(s) this card points to: Banish as many of those monster(s) as possible, also as many Spells/Traps on the field as possible, and if you do, inflict 500 damage to your opponent for each of their cards banished by this effect.

This card's name becomes "Skull Servant" while in the GY. You can discard this card, then activate 1 of the following effects: • Target 1 of your banished "Skull Servant" or "Wightmare"; return it to the GY. • Target 1 of your banished "The Lady in Wight" or "King of the Skull Servants"; Special Summon it.

You can reveal this card in your hand; your opponent randomly chooses 1 card from your entire hand, then you discard the chosen card. Then, if the discarded card was not "Danger! Chupacabra!", Special Summon 1 "Danger! Chupacabra!" from your hand, and if you do, draw 1 card. If this card is discarded: You can target 1 "Danger!" monster in your GY, except "Danger! Chupacabra!"; Special Summon it. You can only use this effect of "Danger! Chupacabra!" once per turn.

This card's name becomes "Skull Servant" while in the GY. If a Level 3 or lower Zombie monster(s) you control would be destroyed by battle or card effect, you can discard this card, instead. If this card is sent to the GY: You can add 2 monsters with different names from your Deck to your hand, except "Wightbaking", that are either "Skull Servant" or specifically list "Skull Servant" in their text, then discard 1 card. You can only use this effect of "Wightbaking" once per turn.

3 monsters with the same Attribute but different Types If this face-up card is destroyed by battle, or leaves the field because of an opponent's card effect while its owner controls it: You can target 1 card in your GY; add it to your hand. You can only use each of the following effects of "Curious, the Lightsworn Dominion" once per turn. • If this card is Link Summoned: You can send 1 card from your Deck to the GY. • If a card(s) is sent from your Deck to the GY by an effect: Send the top 3 cards of your Deck to the GY.

2 Effect Monsters Once per turn: You can target 1 face-up monster this card points to, and 1 face-up monster your opponent controls; the opponent's target loses ATK equal to the ATK of the target this monster points to, until the end of this turn.

1 Normal Monster Once per turn: You can Special Summon 1 Level 4 or lower Normal Monster from your hand to your zone this card points to.

You can reveal this card in your hand; your opponent randomly chooses 1 card from your entire hand, then you discard the chosen card. Then, if the discarded card was not "Danger! Nessie!", Special Summon 1 "Danger! Nessie!" from your hand, and if you do, draw 1 card. If this card is discarded: You can add 1 "Danger!" card from your Deck to your hand, except "Danger! Nessie!". You can only use this effect of "Danger! Nessie!" once per turn.

1 Level 1 monster, except a Token You can target 1 face-up monster this card points to; equip that face-up monster to this card (max. 1). You can only use this effect of "Relinquished Anima" once per turn. This card gains ATK equal to that equipped monster's.

You can target 1 face-up monster on the field; discard 1 card, and if you do, increase that target's Level by 1. You can target 1 face-up monster on the field; monsters you control cannot attack for the rest of this turn, except Zombie-Type monsters, also send 1 Zombie-Type monster from your Deck to the Graveyard, and if you do, increase that target's Level by 1. You can only use each effect of "Uni-Zombie" once per turn.

You can reveal this card in your hand; your opponent randomly chooses 1 card from your entire hand, then you discard the chosen card. Then, if the discarded card was not "Danger! Dogman!", Special Summon 1 "Danger! Dogman!" from your hand, and if you do, draw 1 card. If this card is discarded: You can have all face-up monsters your opponent currently controls lose 1000 ATK until the end of this turn. You can only use this effect of "Danger! Dogman!" once per turn.

Send up to 3 cards from your hand to the GY; draw that many cards, then you can Special Summon up to that many monsters from your hand, with different names, that are "Performapal" monsters, "Magician" Pendulum Monsters, and/or "Odd-Eyes" monsters, each with a Level between the Pendulum Scales of the 2 cards in your Pendulum Zones. If you did not Special Summon by this effect, you lose 1000 LP for each card in your hand. You can only activate 1 "Performapal Popperup" per turn.

Face-up Level 3 or lower Zombie-Type monsters on the field, except "The Lady in Wight", cannot be destroyed by battle and are unaffected by Spell/Trap effects. This card's name becomes "Skull Servant" while it is in the Graveyard.

One of the biggest challenges to the Skull Servant strategy is built into the deck: you win games off King of the Skull Servants giant ATK, but many of the Wight cards banish Skull Servants from the graveyard, effectively de-powering the King. It doesn't help that other Zombies like Gozuki may banish Skull Servants, too.

To mitigate that a bit, there's a Rank 7 monster from Dawn of Majesty that gives the King of the Skull Servants an extra boost: Voloferniges, the Darkest Dragon Doomrider . If you use its effect to blow itself up, it effectively replaces the ATK of two Skull Servants.

Secondly, Mecha Phantom Beast Dracossack is a sneaky way to give your opponent a weak monster with Geonator Transverser ; one that doesn't involve keeping a Wight on the field. Keep in mind, if you can just win by attacking with a 12,000 ATK King of the Skull Servants , that's better. But sometimes when you're dumping your deck into the graveyard, your best path to victory takes an unconventional turn.

Rank 7s aren't easy to come by in this deck, but with the Danger! monsters you can get to at least one Level 7 monster pretty readily. While Level 8 Synchros are normally the go-to for Uni-Zombie plays, it's perfectly viable to go for Level 7 Synchros, make Rampaging Smashtank Rhynosaber , discard extra Wights, then summon Voloferniges, the Darkest Dragon Doomrider to boost your King.

The hoops you have to jump through to put a big King of the Skull Servants on board can look pretty weird, but the deck's surprisingly effective. The winding path that takes you there may confuse your opponent, but a win is a win!

It's Zombie Time!

It's unfaithful to call Zombies a theme without recognizing that they mirror Warrior Toolbox better than traditional themes. After all, it's a whole monster type that plays off the trick of reviving from the graveyard… as Zombies do.

Zombie's the most on-the-nose monster type in Yu-Gi-Oh history; the mechanics are baked in, and they're exactly what you'd expect. After all, it's a whole type that plays off the trick of reviving from the graveyard… as Zombies do. If you tell someone you're playing a Zombie deck, they'll probably know what it's going to be. No other monster type bears that much weight.

The strategy for Zombies has evolved in line with the monsters that have been printed over the years. Most Zombie monsters have some type of Zombie-flavored mechanic, so they tend to work together really well. That means as better Zombie cards are printed, "Zombies" as a whole get better. Fewer Zombie Masters, more Gozuki , if you catch my drift.

While Shiranui, Vampire, the Skull Servants, Mayakashi, and Vendread all have merit, what I created for Spooktober is just… Zombies. Just plain Zombies. Good ol' Mezuki and friends, featuring Zombie World . Zombies on zombies on zombies.

Oh, and Doomking Balerdroch is there to haunt your opponent turn after turn.

Yu-Gi-Oh! TCG Deck - Loukas’s Zany Zombie Deck by Loukas Peterson

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Tribute 1 Zombie-Type monster, then target 2 cards on the field; destroy them, then banish 1 "Shiranui" monster from your Deck. You can only activate 1 "Shiranui Style Swallow's Slash" per turn.

1 Tuner + 1+ non-Tuner monsters Once per turn: You can target 1 card on the field; destroy it. Once while face-up on the field, when a card or effect is activated (Quick Effect): You can negate the activation, and if you do, destroy that card. You can only use the previous effect of "Baronne de Fleur" once per turn. Once per turn, during the Standby Phase: You can target 1 Level 9 or lower monster in your GY; return this card to the Extra Deck, and if you do, Special Summon that monster.

1 "Predaplant" monster + 1 DARK monster Once per turn: You can target 1 monster on the field with a Level less than or equal to this card's; banish it. When an attack is declared involving this card and an opponent's face-up monster: You can activate this effect; until the end of this turn, that opponent's monster loses 1000 ATK, and if it does, this card gains 1000 ATK. Once per turn, during the next Standby Phase after this card was sent to the GY: You can add 1 "Polymerization" Spell Card or "Fusion" Spell Card from your Deck to your hand.

Target 1 face-up monster your opponent controls; negate its effects (until the end of this turn), then, if this card was Set before activation and is on the field at resolution, for the rest of this turn all other Spell/Trap effects in this column are negated. If you control no cards, you can activate this card from your hand.

1 Tuner + 1+ non-Tuner "T.G." monsters If this card is Synchro Summoned: Target 1 Spell/Trap on the field; destroy that target. If this card on the field is destroyed: Draw 1 card. Once per Chain, during your opponent's Main Phase, you can (Quick Effect): Immediately after this effect resolves, Synchro Summon using this card you control.

"Zombie World" in the Field Zone cannot be destroyed by card effects, also neither player can target it with card effects. (Quick Effect): You can banish this card from your field or GY; activate 1 "Zombie World" directly from your hand or Deck. You can only use this effect of "Necroworld Banshee" once per turn.

You can Set this card from your hand to your Spell & Trap Zone as a Spell. During your opponent's turn, if this Set card in the Spell & Trap Zone is destroyed and sent to your GY: Special Summon it. If this card is Special Summoned during your opponent's turn: Your opponent cannot Special Summon monsters from the Extra Deck for the rest of this turn.

2 DARK monsters on the field, except Tokens If this card is Fusion Summoned: You can make this card gain ATK equal to 1 opponent's Special Summoned monster, until the end of this turn. Once per turn: You can target 1 Level 5 or higher monster your opponent controls; until the End Phase, this card's name becomes that monster's original name, and replace this effect with that monster's original effects. If this Fusion Summoned card is destroyed: You can destroy all your opponent's Special Summoned monsters.

During either player's turn, when a card or effect is activated that includes any of these effects: You can discard this card; negate that effect. - Add a card from the Deck to the hand. - Special Summon from the Deck. - Send a card from the Deck to the Graveyard. You can only use this effect of "Ash Blossom & Joyous Spring" once per turn.

You can discard 1 Zombie monster; Special Summon this card from your hand. During your opponent's Main Phase (Quick Effect): You can target 1 Zombie monster in either GY; Special Summon that monster (but banish it when it leaves the field), then banish this face-up card until the End Phase. You can only use each effect of "Jack-o-Bolan" once per turn.

All monsters on the field and in the GYs become Zombie monsters. Neither player can Tribute Summon monsters, except Zombie monsters.

2 monsters, including a Tuner If this card is Link Summoned: You can Special Summon 1 Level 3 or lower Tuner from your hand or Deck in Defense Position, but it cannot activate its effects this turn. During your opponent's Main Phase or Battle Phase (Quick Effect): You can banish this card you control; Special Summon 1 Tuner Synchro Monster from your Extra Deck. (This is treated as a Synchro Summon.) You can only use each effect of "Crystron Halqifibrax" once per turn.

If this card is sent to the GY: You can banish this card from your GY; add 1 Level 5 or higher Zombie monster from your Deck to your hand, or, if "Zombie World" is in a Field Zone, you can Special Summon it from your Deck instead, also, in either case, you cannot Special Summon monsters for the rest of this turn, except Zombie monsters. You can only use this effect of "Glow-Up Bloom" once per turn.

If your opponent Special Summons a monster(s) face-up (except during the Damage Step): You can discard this card, then target 1 of those face-up monsters; negate its effects until the end of this turn, also if that face-up monster leaves the field this turn, its controller takes damage equal to its original ATK. You can only use this effect of "Ghost Mourner & Moonlit Chill" once per turn.

1 Tuner + 1+ non-Tuner monsters This card can be used as a substitute for any 1 Fusion Material whose name is specifically listed on the Fusion Monster Card, but the other Fusion Material(s) must be correct. During your Main Phase, if you control this Synchro Summoned card: You can Fusion Summon 1 Fusion Monster from your Extra Deck, using monsters you control as Fusion Material, including this card. You can only use this effect of "Muddy Mudragon" once per turn.

When this card is Normal Summoned: You can Special Summon 1 "Shiranui" monster from your hand or Graveyard, except "Shiranui Spiritmaster", but banish it when it leaves the field. If this card is banished: You can target 1 face-up card your opponent controls; destroy it. You can only use this effect of "Shiranui Spiritmaster" once per turn.

2 monsters with different names When the effect of another card on the field is activated (Quick Effect): You can Set 1 "Artifact" monster from your hand or Deck to your Spell & Trap Zone as a Spell, but destroy it during your opponent's next End Phase. During your opponent's turn, if this Link Summoned card is destroyed: You can Special Summon 1 "Artifact" monster from your GY in Defense Position. You can only use each effect of "Artifact Dagda" once per turn.

When a card or effect is activated that includes any of these effects (Quick Effect): You can discard this card; negate that activation. • Add a card(s) from the GY to the hand, Deck, and/or Extra Deck. • Special Summon a Monster Card(s) from the GY. • Banish a card(s) from the GY. You can only use this effect of "Ghost Belle & Haunted Mansion" once per turn.

2 Zombie monsters If you would Tribute a monster(s) for a Tribute Summon, you can Tribute a Zombie monster(s) your opponent controls, even though you do not control them. You can only use each of the following effects of "Vampire Sucker" once per turn. • You can target 1 monster in your opponent's GY; Special Summon it to your opponent's field in Defense Position, but it becomes a Zombie monster. • If a Zombie monster(s) is Special Summoned from either GY: Draw 1 card.

2 Zombie monsters Must first be Fusion Summoned. Monsters cannot be destroyed by battle with this card. At the end of the Damage Step, if this card battled a monster that has an original Level: That monster's ATK becomes 0, also, if that monster is still face-up on the field, Special Summon 1 "Dark Soul Token" (Zombie/DARK/Level ?/ATK ?/DEF 0). (When Summoned, its Level and ATK become equal to the original Level and ATK of that monster.) You can only control 1 "Dragonecro Nethersoul Dragon".

1 Tuner + 1+ non-Tuner monsters Once per turn, during the Main Phase (Quick Effect): You can banish both this face-up card from the field and 1 random card from your opponent's hand, face-up, until your next Standby Phase. Once per turn, during your opponent's Standby Phase: You can target 1 banished card; return it to the GY. If this card is in your GY: You can target 1 other card in the GY; shuffle both that card and this card from the GY into the Deck.

Discard 1 card; Fusion Summon 1 Fusion Monster from your Extra Deck, using monsters from either field as Fusion Material. Neither player can activate cards or effects in response to this card's activation.

Add 1 Field Spell from your Deck to your hand.

1 Tuner + 1+ non-Tuner monsters If this card is Synchro Summoned: You can equip 1 Link Monster from your GY to this card, and if you do, place Borrel Counters on this card equal to that Link Monster's Link Rating. This card gains ATK equal to half the ATK of the monster equipped to it by its effect. When your opponent activates a card or effect (Quick Effect): You can remove 1 Borrel Counter from this card; negate the activation. You can only use this effect of "Borreload Savage Dragon" once per turn.

2 Zombie monsters This card's name becomes "Revendread Slayer" while on the field. You can only use each of the following effects of "Avendread Savior" once per turn. • You can target 1 "Vendread" card in your GY; add it to your hand. br>• During damage calculation, if this card battles an opponent's monster (Quick Effect): You can send 1 Zombie monster from your Deck to the GY; that opponent's monster loses ATK equal to the Level of the monster sent to the GY x200, until the end of this turn.

During the Standby Phase, if a face-up card is in a Field Zone and this card is in your GY: You can Special Summon this card in Defense Position. You can only use this effect of "Doomking Balerdroch" once per turn. Once per Chain, when a Zombie monster, except "Doomking Balerdroch", activates its effect (except during the Damage Step) (Quick Effect): You can apply 1 of these effects (but you cannot apply that same effect of "Doomking Balerdroch" again this turn). • Negate that effect. • Banish 1 monster from the field or GY.

Because the Zombie package is so small, you have the luxury of playing extra hand traps as well as actual backrow traps. Shiranui Style Swallow's Slash is your go-to because you always have an extra Zombie on hand. Beyond Doomking Balerdroch revival effect, it's the norm to have an abundance of Zombies lying around.

I hadn't considered many non-Zombie combos until Baronne de Fleur came out, but it's a great card to play here, to completely wipe out all hope your opponent has for a turn. It's remarkably easy to summon as long as you have access to a Tuner: the play sequence is really quite short.

• Start by making Crystron Halqifibrax to field any other monster. Use the monster summoned with Crystron Halqifibrax and your spare monster to make Artifact Dagda , so you have have two Links on board
• On your opponent's turn, tribute Crystron Halqifibrax , triggering Artifact Dagda effect to set Artifact Scythe and summon T.G. Wonder Magician
• The chain resolves backwards, so T.G. Wonder Magician will destroy and summon Artifact Scythe
• Use the Quick Effect of T.G. Wonder Magician to Synchro Summon, and bam, Baronnne de Fleur. Your opponent can't use their Extra Deck, and you can stop virtually anything with Baronnne de Fleur

I considered playing a pure Shiranui deck, but those cards are foreign to many people. I think we can all get behind some Zombie craziness fueled by Zombie World , right? Plus there's still a nod to Shiranui with the added Shiranui Spiritmaster .

Trick Or More Trick

Ah, yes, a deck where Normal Summons just don't exist. Ghostrick monsters can't be Normal Summoned unless you control a Ghostrick already… at least until Ghostrick Festival comes to the TCG in Battle of Chaos in 2022… so it's a deck that does a lot of waiting around.

All three times I Top 8'd Regionals playing Ghostricks, I had something else smashed into the deck because waiting around forever is lame, and more importantly, wildly ineffective when you're trying to win games.

Ghostrick cards are neat, but if the entirety of your strategy is "wait until your opponent attacks," then you're in for some trouble. Ironically, once your opponent does start attacking you can really screw up their strategy. But Ghostricks don't have any real counters before the Battle Phase.

While you don't need to totally shut your opponent down before the opponent's turn starts, a proactive strategy is better than twiddling your thumbs. There are plenty of paths you can venture down, but I've found making Ghostrick Angel of Mischief as soon as possible to be one of the better options.

Yu-Gi-Oh! TCG Deck - Loukas’s Ghoulish Ghostrick Deck by Loukas Peterson

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2 Level 3 monsters Your opponent cannot target other "Ghostrick" monsters, or any face-down Defense Position monsters, for attacks. You can detach 1 Xyz Material from this card, then target 1 Set card your opponent controls; destroy that target. You can only use this effect of "Ghostrick Alucard" once per turn. If this card is sent to the Graveyard: You can target 1 other "Ghostrick" card in your Graveyard; add that target to your hand.

If this card is Normal or Special Summoned: You can send 1 monster from your hand to the GY; Special Summon 1 "Predaplant" monster from your Deck, except "Predaplant Ophrys Scorpio". You can only use this effect of "Predaplant Ophrys Scorpio" once per turn.

Cannot be Normal Summoned, unless you control a "Ghostrick" monster. Once per turn: You can change this card to face-down Defense Position. When a "Ghostrick" monster is destroyed by an opponent's card effect, or by battle with their attacking monster, and sent to your Graveyard: You can Special Summon this card from your hand in face-down Defense Position, and if you do, draw 1 card.

2 Level 1 monsters This card gains 200 ATK for each "Ghostrick" card you control. Once per turn, during either player's turn: You can detach 1 Xyz Material from this card, then target 1 face-up monster on the field; halve its ATK, until the end of this turn. If this card is sent to the GY: You can target 1 other "Ghostrick" card in your GY; add that target to your hand.

Cannot be Normal Summoned, unless you control a "Ghostrick" monster. Once per turn: You can change this card to face-down Defense Position. When an opponent's monster declares a direct attack, or when a "Ghostrick" monster you control is targeted for an attack: You can negate the attack, and if you do, Special Summon this card from your hand in face-down Defense Position.

Pay 2000 LP; Fusion Summon 1 Fusion Monster from your Extra Deck, using 2 monsters you control as Fusion Materials. Neither player can activate cards or effects in response to this card's activation. You can banish this card from your GY, then target 1 Fusion Monster that was Fusion Summoned with this card's effect: Special Summon all the Fusion Materials used for its Fusion Summon from your GY but change their ATK/DEF to 0, also they have their effects negated.

When exactly 1 face-up "Ghostrick" monster you control (and no other cards) is destroyed by battle or an opponent's card effect and sent to your Graveyard: Target 2 "Ghostrick" monsters in your Graveyard with different names from the destroyed monster; Special Summon them in face-down Defense Position.

Once per turn, during the Battle Phase: You can activate 1 of these effects. // * Target 1 "Ghostrick" monster you control; change it to face-down Defense Position and change 1 face-down Defense Position monster your opponent controls into face-up Attack Position. // * Target 1 face-down Defense Position monster you control; change it to face-up Attack Position, and if you changed the battle position of a “Ghostrick” monster this way, change 1 face-up monster your opponent controls to face-down Defense Position.

Monsters cannot attack face-down Defense Position monsters, but can attack directly if all monsters their opponent controls are face-down Defense Position. All effect damage, and battle damage inflicted by monsters other than "Ghostrick" monsters, is halved.

Cannot be Normal Summoned, unless you control a "Ghostrick" monster. Once per turn: You can change this card to face-down Defense Position. When you take damage: You can discard this card; Special Summon 1 "Ghostrick" monster from your Deck in face-down Defense Position. You can only use this effect of "Ghostrick Mary" once per turn.

While a "Ghostrick" monster is face-up on the field, your opponent cannot Flip Summon monsters. When this card in your possession is destroyed by your opponent's card and sent to the Graveyard: Your opponent cannot declare an attack this turn.

Cannot be Normal Summoned, unless you control a "Ghostrick" monster. Once per turn: You can change this card to face-down Defense Position. When this card is flipped face-up: You can add from your Deck to your hand, 1 "Ghostrick" monster whose Level is less than or equal to the number of "Ghostrick" monsters you control. You can only use this effect of "Ghostrick Jiangshi" once per turn.

Cannot be Normal Summoned, unless you control a "Ghostrick" monster. Once per turn: You can change this card to face-down Defense Position. When a Level 4 or higher monster(s) is Normal or Special Summoned: Change that monster(s) to face-down Defense Position. There must be another "Ghostrick" monster on the field to activate and to resolve this effect.

You can activate this card only when there are 4 or more monsters on the field. Destroy all face-up monsters on the field.

Cannot be Normal Summoned, unless you control a "Ghostrick" monster. Once per turn: You can change this card to face-down Defense Position. When this card inflicts battle damage to your opponent: You can add 1 "Ghostrick" Spell/Trap Card from your Deck to your hand. You can only use this effect of "Ghostrick Stein" once per turn.

2 Level 2 monsters While you control another "Ghostrick" monster, your opponent cannot target this card for attacks. Once per turn: You can detach 1 Xyz Material from this card, then target 1 face-up monster on the field, with ATK less than or equal to the combined ATK of all "Ghostrick" monsters on the field; destroy it, and if you do, that Monster Card Zone cannot be used as long as you control a "Ghostrick" monster.

Cannot be Normal Summoned, unless you control a "Ghostrick" monster. Once per turn: You can change this card to face-down Defense Position. When this card is flipped face-up: You can target 1 "Ghostrick" card in your GY; Set that card (but banish it when it leaves the field), then, you can change face-up monsters your opponent controls to face-down Defense Position, up to the number of Set cards you control.

Banish 1 Normal Trap from your Deck, except "Trap Trick", and Set 1 card with the same name directly from your Deck, also it can be activated this turn. You can only activate 1 Trap Card for the rest of this turn after this card resolves. You can only activate 1 "Trap Trick" per turn.

Cannot be Normal Summoned, unless you control a "Ghostrick" monster. Once per turn: You can change this card to face-down Defense Position. Once per turn, during your Main Phase 1: You can target 1 "Ghostrick" monster you control; its ATK becomes equal to the combined original ATK of all "Ghostrick" monsters currently on the field, until your opponent's next End Phase, but if it does, only that monster can attack this turn.

If this card is Special Summoned by the effect of a "Predaplant" monster: You can add 1 "Polymerization" Spell Card or "Fusion" Spell Card from your Deck to your hand. You can only use this effect of "Predaplant Darlingtonia Cobra" once per Duel.

Target any number of face-down Defense Position monsters you control; change them to face-up Defense Position, and if you do, change face-up monsters your opponent controls to face-down Defense Position, up to the number of "Ghostrick" monsters changed to face-up Defense Position with this effect.

2 Level 4 monsters You can also Xyz Summon this card by using a "Ghostrick" Xyz Monster you control as material, except "Ghostrick Angel of Mischief". (Transfer its materials to this card.) When the number of materials on this card becomes 10, you win the Duel. Once per turn: You can detach 1 material from this card; add 1 "Ghostrick" Spell/Trap from your Deck to your hand. Once per turn: You can attach 1 "Ghostrick" card from your hand to this card as material.

Once per turn: You can Tribute 1 face-up Plant monster; Special Summon 1 Plant monster from your Deck. Official Tournament Stores must review their Konami OTS agreement before selling this product.

2 monsters with different names If this card is Link Summoned: You can discard 1 card, then target 1 Special Summoned monster in your opponent's Main Monster Zone; destroy it, then, if this card was co-linked when this effect was activated, you can draw 1 card. You can only use this effect of "Knightmare Cerberus" once per turn. Co-linked monsters you control cannot be destroyed by card effects.

When this card resolves, all monsters your opponent controlled when this card was activated are changed to face-down Defense Position. Monsters your opponent controls cannot change their battle positions. Destroy this card during your 2nd Standby Phase after activation.

Ghostricks are all about messing with your opponent… not necessarily winning quickly. Many Ghostrick cards didn't make the cut for this build, or I pared their ratios down because they only pester your opponent. But that said, what would you expect from cute versions of poltergeists and spooky folklore cards? All I'm saying is that I've made people at locals forfeit.

Am I sorry? Absolutely not.

Vampires are also getting new support in Battle of Chaos, but we'll revisit that theme once we get closer to the release. For now, there are enough spooky decks you can build right now. Unless you're one of the diehard Vampire fans out there. In that case, it sucks to be you.

If you want to complain about the lack of vampires, or just about that pun, sorry - feel free to tweet me. It's not like I can go back and add a Vampire deck post publishing, but I'll read your replies if that's any consolation!

Just remember: beat your opponents before they beat you.

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