The Ghosts Of Creepy Castle (1988) - Vintage Spooky Pop-Up Book by Keith Moseley - Halloween Horror 

Love the books. Great art and creative pop ups. :)

Thanks for a wonderful presentation of this pop-up book. Loved the narration! And yes, Moseley was a fabulously talented paper engineer and artist.

Great to see you again . I have the Haunted House pop up book by Jan Pienkowski 1979. ❤️❤️❤️❤️

No board games for me, oh! well! Pop-Up Book will have to do for now I guess. Thanks for the episode these books are great!

Very good!!

Once again another funny but informative video :) kinda reminds me alittle of the atmosfear games :)

Thanks for another video. Great idea with showing this books. I already picked up one to read my younger nephew as a bedtime book. Of course when we will go for next camping. I am planning to set up tent next to old castle (largest in the world).😈👻👾👹

No bones about it-quite the heartwarming excursion, under the auspices of our ordinary American‐accented tour guide. At last I understand why the guide wasnʼt keeping a head count or a body count (usually in these situations, itʼs best to track both)! How nice (for me) to see these were published for the US-Canadian market, as presumably that makes them easier to find nowadays on the US-Canadian secondary market. Amid the pull‐tab terrors I find you all the braver for having bought a used pop‐up book sight unseen-ghoulishly glad to see it functions fearfully fine. Looking forward to the upcoming installments; _Some_ _Bodies_ _in_ _the_ _Attic_ is an especially evocative title, but they all have portentous potential. 🎃⁠👍

Hey maybe you can help me. There is a childrens book, fully illustrated and i think a popup book, and it was so intense I remember i couldn't open it or read it. There was a castle or a house, but the art style wasnt "cartoony" at all. I think the cover had the castle and it almost had a Van gogh impressionist type aesthetic. It really stood out as different, and it is buried as the creepiest thing in my subconscious. Almost oddly inappropriate for a childrens book. I was born in 1985, so it would have been the 80's for sure. If you know of the book, its definitely not "the haunted house" and "the mouldy mansion" aesthetic comes close, but its still a bit too "cartoony". This was a lot darker.

And a dark alley it is! Yes, _creeping_ prices can be quite _spooky_ - letʼs hope a price _cut_ swings your way soon…!

I returned - as to the scene of a crime - to recommend Edward Goreyʼs _The_ _Dwindling_ _Party_ (1982), but I see youʼre already familiar with it. Certainly its plot would be familiar to fans of _The_ _Ghosts_ _of_ _Creepy_ _Castle_ - and this one rhymes! Iʼve been familiar with Goreyʼs work for years, but only recently did I become aware of his foray into pop‐up. _Party_ can be pricey, but with patience good bargains can be found on both sides of the Atlantic.