I made a freaky 12-foot skeleton for Halloween — haters say it’s a fire hazard but it’s giving Beyoncé vibes

Ali Spagnola spent an arm and a leg on Halloween décor.

But the do-it-yourself diva makes no bones about dropping $800 to deck out her 12-foot-tall skeleton, Steve, in 500,0000 dazzling disco tiles — despite shade from digital trolls who’ve deemed the sparking structure a “hazard.”

“Everyone online is worried about Steve causing fires,” Spagnola, 39, a crafting content creator from Los Angeles, told The Post. 

Footage of the haute head-turner has scared up a staggering 6.1 million TikTok views from stylishly spooked audiences.  

But a few folks fear the freakishly fab feature, made of a half-million mini mirrors, will catch sun rays that could beam off of its reflective surface and concentrate onto flammable objects in and around her home. 

It’s a valid concern as baby car seat mirrors have been known to spark a light in extreme heat.