The scary monsters of Scottish folklore you don't want to see this Halloween

With Halloween just days away, the Daily Record has rounded up six of the scariest creatures from Scottish folklore that you wouldn't want to bump into on October 31. Nothing says Halloween like a good monster, whether it is Frankenstein, Dracula, or a mummy.

With Halloween just days away, the Daily Record has rounded up six of the scariest creatures from Scottish folklore that you wouldn't want to bump into on October 31.

Nothing says Halloween like a good monster, whether it is Frankenstein, Dracula, or a mummy.

However, oftentimes the scariest creatures are those that originate from folklore. Unsurprisingly, Scots have been telling stories of demons and ghouls for centuries.

There are countless mythical beings said to have called Scotland their home over the years, some of which are believed to still exist to this day.

In honour of the most frightening holiday of the year, the Daily Record has rounded up six of these creatures and delved deeper into what makes them so bone-chilling.

Whether you're in the mood to get spooked or just love learning about Scottish heritage, there is no better way to prepare for Halloween than by reading up about some of the nastiest spirits and demons from our culture.

From the more well-known kelpies, which lure Scots to their death in lochs, to horrifying creatures such as the Nuckelavee, Scottish mythology includes some downright terrifying tales.

Here are six scary creatures from Scottish folklore that you definitely don't want to come across this Halloween.

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