We've got cocktails for grown-up goblins, as well as creepy drinks for kids who love spine-chilling sips.

Spook your guests with a shot of this "bloody" cocktail. 

Are you brave enough to take a sip of this brightly colored brew? Tangerine juice and grenadine combine with rum to create this powerful potion.

Keep up the fear factor with a martini holding a pickled beet that "bleeds" from a wound caused by a cocktail spear.

Our festively frightening orange and black cocktails are perfect for a Halloween party.

Get the Bloody Scary Cocktail Recipe

Get the Bloody Tooth Cocktail Recipe

Liven up your Halloween party with this sweet, simple-to-make martini.

This blood-red Halloween punch will give grown-up guests a reason to celebrate.

Spook your Halloween visitors with these bewitching drinks.

Surprise thirsty party guests with a bubbling pot of cider filled with frightful faces.

Create a witches' brew of steaming grape juice with cardamom, nutmeg, and cinnamon.

Turn lychees and grapes into eerie eyeballs for Halloween martinis.

Get the Lychee Eyeballs Recipe

Get the Lychee Martini Recipe

Get the Grape Eyeballs Recipe

Poison your party guests with a lemony vodka libation garnished with black ice cubes and a licorice stick.

Serve up a little black magic -- in the form of cocktails made with vodka that's as dark as night.

Green and red grapes float in glasses of sangria.

Test friends' courage with this green experiment turned fizzy drink.

This cocktail can be adjusted to serve a crowd.

What creature, vampire or otherwise, could resist sipping this punch?

The flavor of this potent brew is fruity with a hint of slime -- er, lime. Its murkiness comes from a generous helping of green fruit juice blend, available at the grocery store in the health- or energy-drinks section; tequila and a dash of lime juice give it a delectable edge. For the fuzzy, mold-colored rims, we used file powder, a Creole seasoning, but green tea powder will work just as well.

A frothy drink is tempting enough, but one served in a redrimmed glass is particularly enticing to monsters who drink blood.

The perfect drink for monsters.

This pureed concoction of pineapple juice, cream of coconut, and ice, will have guests shrieking -- and sipping -- with delight.

Although this festive punch won't turn guests to stone like the mythical Medusa, it's sure to leave them frozen in their tracks as they gaze into the bowl to find the serpent creature staring back at them.

A bone-chilling celebration calls for cocktails of an equally eerie sort, like this spiced (and spiked) Concord-Grape Punch.

Serve up a glass of spooky fun.

Perhaps that famed trio of witches wouldn't have been so crotchety if they'd been stirring up these bubbling floats.

Serve root-beer floats from a "steaming" cauldron made magical with the smoke of dry ice.

Those who want to sink their teeth into blood-red drinks will enjoy cups of hot chocolate, tinged scarlet with food coloring.

Guests will love this festively gloomy drink.