Usually like American stuff, McDonald's, burger king, KFC
In seriousness though, it has become more prevalent over the years, when I was younger Halloween wasn't really a thing in the UK certainly where I grew up at least, we used to do something fun as a family like watch a Halloween based film, and make ghost stories, and mum would always knock up a special dinner, houses weren't really decorated at most be a pumpkin carved outside or a fake light up one in the window, but very few people knocked at the door, and only very few kids would talk about trick or treating at school.
There's no denying the influence of America on Halloween as it is in the UK now, and shops have seized the opportunity to make more money.
I don't begrudge it, I just don't like the whole premise of dressing up and knocking on strangers doors.
I love Xmas though, and I don't care about the commercialisation of it all, I don't see the commercialisation as any worse than when I was younger, and imo the outside influence of Germany and other countries taking an uptick in british xmas has been a positive, if anything I feel society is diluting Xmas, it's becoming less and less about spending time with friends and family and more about making a buck, and businesses see it as a hindrance these days rather than a gift to employees.
