Nightmares Unleashed Turns a Milk District Front Yard Into a Horrifying Work of Art

You don t need a Halloween Horror Nights budget to create something spectacularly creepy. Apparently, all you need is a front yard in the Milk District and a wildly overactive imagination. For the seventh year, Jeff Earley and Kevin Cichon have transformed their home at 2119 E. Jefferson Street into Nightmares Unleashed, an elaborate Halloween display featuring four horrifying scenes, each with its own twisted story. Credit: Zach Van Dyke And the detail is absolutely incredible. The pair spends roughly two months building the display, and it shows. Every scene is packed with artistry, creepy little details, and the kind of imagination that makes you wonder what these guys could do with a theme park budget. We stopped by around 10 p.m. Friday, October 30, but Halloween night is the big event. Jeff and Kevin say they ll have treats for visitors of all ages. We ve even heard the grown-ups might get syringes filled with a blood-red cocktail. Each of the four scenes has it