The Home Depot’s 2026 Halloween Collection Brings Back Skelly—Plus Mummies, Monsters, and More

1 min readDepending on where you live, the summer heat may still be hanging around, but the coffee shops are starting to drop the pumpkin spice flavors and the grocery stores are starting to stock up their gourd sections. This means Halloween is already creeping into stores, and The Home Depot is going big for 2026. The store’s new collection is packed with larger-than-life animatronics, interactive features, and plenty of Halloween- and fall-friendly yard decor designed to turn your front lawn into the neighborhood’s main attraction.This year’s lineup of outdoor decorations brings back the viral 12-foot skeleton named Skelly with a slate of tech upgrades, while adding new giants like an 11-foot mummy and an 8-foot animated plant monster. There are also smaller interactive characters, including a conversational undead parrot and an evil pixie, plus upgraded versions of fan favorites like Lethal Lily.Whether you want to go all-out with a towering skeleton or just add a few fun and kid-friendly touches to your porch, The Home Depot’s 2026 Halloween collection has something to make your outdoor space a little more festive. The collection is available online now, with more products rolling into stores daily. Here are some of our favorite picks to shop this season.The Home Depot Halloween 2026 CollectionHome Accents Holiday 12-Foot SkellyHome Accents Holiday Wicked Woods Animated Lethal LilyHome Accents Holiday Grave & Bones Giant-Sized LED MummyDisney 3-Foot Animated LED StitchDisney Life-Size Animated Jack SkellingtonHome Accents Holiday Halloween Classics Twinkling LED BatsAn Inflatable for the FamilyHome Accents Holiday Golden Retriever Pumpkin InflatableHome Accents Holiday Skelly TombstoneGemmy Inflatable Scooby Doo as ScarecrowHome Accents Holiday 8.5-Foot Giant-Sized LED Jack-O-Lanterns StackHome Accents Holiday 7-Foot Wicked Woods Animated LED Macabre WitchHome Accents Holiday Fog Machine 1000 WattSarah Connor is a Reviews Editor for Popular Mechanics. She also contributes to Runner’s World, Bicycling, Best Products, and Biography.com. Before joining the Hearst Magazines team, Sarah was a National Content Editor for Hearst Television. She holds a master's in Journalism from Syracuse University and a dual bachelor's in English and Communications from the University of Pittsburgh. When she isn’t writing up a review of the newest gadgets, you can find her heading to the nearest rink for a figure skating session or enjoying the outdoors with her beloved Australian Shepherd, Rosie.