What I enjoy the most is that the tools you use are not expensive and are easy to find at either home improvement or big box department stores. Your instructions are clear and easy to follow, and I believe that even those who think they have no "talent" can duplicate your results with a little practice. Professional results at dollar store prices. Thank you, Monster Tutorials, and keep creepifying on!

I'll bet you could make some very realistic looking decomposing corpses using this method on foam skulls! Like the standing corpses in the catacombs, in their suits and dresses.

I had a 60 lbs pumpkin, I grew it. I can witness that after a year it looked just like your pumpkins. I didn’t carve it. I just couldn’t move it, so there it sat. 🎃

I hope you take this the right way, but you are the Bob Ross of decay

This just popped in my recommendations, and I am better for it. Those pumpkins look super creepy and perfect for Halloween. You are amazingly awesome! Subscribed.

Your instructions are very clear, and helpful. I've noticed with a lot of tutorials they would just tell you to get craft pumpkins, but not tell you about the differences with each kind.

As someone who doesn't have a lot of expendable income but also loves going nuts on Halloween, this channel is a godsend. Can't wait to make a few of these to spook the neighbor kids this year. Thanks! 🎃

I tried doing the dollar store version from watching this tutorial and it turned out awesome!! I didnt do the plastic wrap part and it still turned out great!! Definately make sure it's well ventilated area cuz it did smell when using the heat gun like he mentioned...so follow his instructions and it wont disapoint!! Great tutorial!!!

you know they would look great on stakes throughout your haunt. varying heights with lights

These look amazing -- almost like the super expensive ones they sell at Transworld. Bravo! And best of all, super easy. Thanks - I will be using your technique now and ditching my paper mache method of rotten pumpkins!

I actually made my own rotten pumpkins this year out of dollar store ones. I found that if I gently ran a flame close to the styrofoam, it would bubble, and if I touched it it would make interesting holes/ dents. So I used fire. Then used the paints. And they came out really well. I'll have to try your method next year. Thank you for the tutorial.~

Omg thank you!!! This year I'm going to do an abandoned pumpkin farm. I didn't know how to age my pumkins. Thank you!!

This guy is the best- I can listen to him all day!

Just tried this with a dollar store pumpkin. It took me minutes and looks very cool. I'm going to make a bunch. Thanks!

Love your channel! There was one I used to follow years ago called Dr Kreepy who would do Halloween tutorials like this but he stopped posting. Yours are great!

You, sir,​ are a remarkable artist.

🎶Pumpkins Scream in the Dead of Night🎶. 🎃

Creepy cool! The grimace on the largest pumpkin is so good.

Already went to the store and bought pumpkins and was waiting for this! I can't wait to add these to my yard! As always THANK YOU for doing what you do, my yard and I appreciate you

Man, I grabbed a Dollar Tree pumpkin the other day, and was kinda bummed that the stem got chipped/broken in transit after the shopping. BUT, NOW, that's isn't even an issue if I do this to it LOL. WIN! Lurve this :)