Picture it, Dracula's Castle, 2015. In this alternate Golden Girls universe, Dorothy, Rose, Blanche, and Sophia are now The Golden Ghouls, their bodies taken over by Frankenstein's Monster, Dracula, The Mummy, and Wolf Man, respectively. This spot-on Halloween parody by YouTube channel Creature has the essence of everything you love about The Golden Girls, but with a spooky edge — Wolf Man Sophia still knits (only this time, it's with human intestines, not yarn) and there's plenty of cheesecake (that happens to be made out of people). Even the famous theme song gets an eerie new take and name ("Thank You For Being a Fiend"). Watch the video below — if you dare. Catherine Garcia
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