Alcohol or death: British students violently celebrated Halloween at themed parties

Although Halloween is still a few days away, British youth can't wait to celebrate it. Life-seekers in bright costumes and with high spirits filled the streets of Leeds, moving from one pub to another. Instead of the usual "Candy or death", they demanded a pint of beer, and spent the whole night in clubs. In the morning, the boys and girls went home pretty rumpled and with a terrible hangover.

See how the cheeky students buzzed shortly before All Saints' Day, further in our material.Leeds students have stirred up the city by dressing up in scary fancy dress costumes for a grand Halloween themed binge. The youth decided to celebrate the eve of All Saints' Day earlier, scaring away all evil spirits at night with loud screams and alcoholic fumes.

In Britain, it is customary to drink, going from pub to pub. In Leeds, The Otley Run pub chain is perfect for this, which has 18 establishments scattered from the outskirts to the city center. The photos show that the party-goers had a great time, but in the morning they were waiting for a terrible hangover.Count Dracula is in a hurry to meet new adventures.

Macho men in sombreros accompany girls home in police costumes.

These girls decided to warn themselves against the possible severe consequences of a stormy night and put on hard hats and reflective vests.

At the mega-party, everyone found a common language, even Batman and the Joker.

Someone decided to remember his school years and slide down the railing.

The guy warmed up so much that he decided to dance a break in the middle of the street.

The devil and a young man in a bloody suit had a nice conversation on the way home.

A disguised sorcerer joined the slender ranks of the sorceresses.

These young people picked up great costumes for the holiday.

Couples in creepy images strolled around the city, discussing plans for the evening.

Despite the cheerful atmosphere reigning around, there was a place for serious conversations.

This clown was determined to have a good Halloween party.

Leeds students know how to have a good time. Alcoholic weekends are their best pastime, and if there is a reason for this, then the degree of mood rises twice as high. Halloween among British youth was drunk, fun and loud. Everything was in style: creepy costumes, creepy booze and a terrible hangover after the completion of all this bacchanalia.

The freshmen who entered the University of Portsmouth this year are struggling to live up to their new status as free and liberated rodents of the granite of science. The week for newcomers to the university began with a grand party, which was attended by about five thousand young life-seekers.