(Reuters) - A pumpkin light show is glowing on as a drive-through experience that Halloweeners can safely gear up for. “Nights of the Jack,” a seasonal attraction outside Los Angeles, is back as a car trail featuring 4,000 to 5,000 hand-carved pumpkins in themed displays such as Hollywood, Alice in Wonderland, and an alien invasion. Movie stars, sports heroes and animated characters also flank the mile-long route, which takes 25-30 minutes to savor on wheels. The trick is to have a spook-tacular treat at a safe distance, said organizer Bobby Rossi. “We made it contactless.” The event at King Gillette Ranch in Calabasas, California, is open until Nov. 1.