In IT, what is the name of the evil clown?
Pennywise
What creature is traditionally said to come out only during a full moon?
A werewolf
What candy’s slogan is “Taste the Rainbow”?
Skittles
This vampire is famous for living in a castle in Transylvania
Dracula
What spooky animal is often shown hanging upside down?
A bat
In The Nightmare Before Christmas, Who is known as the Pumpkin King?
Jack Skellington
What animal is commonly associated with witches?
Black cat
What candy bar has layers of wafer covered in chocolate?
KitKat
This monster is created from stitched-together body parts and brought to life by a scientist.
Frankenstein’s monster
What Halloween tradition involves trying to grab floating fruit using only your mouth?
Bobbing for apples
In Scream, what question does Ghostface famously ask over the phone?
What’s your favorite scary movie?
What is the term for a fear of ghosts?
Phasmophobia
Which candy bar shares its name with a galaxy?
Milky Way
This creature from Stranger Things has a flower-like mouth full of teeth.
Demogorgon
What two colors are most commonly associated with Halloween?
Orange and black
In the first Conjuring movie, what is the name of the witch whose spirit haunts the Perron family?
Bathsheba Sherman
In folklore, what substance is traditionally said to repel vampires?
Garlic
What candy was originally marketed as “Chicken Feed”?
Candy Corn
This horror character wears a white mask and silently stalks people in Halloween
Michael Myers
What is the name of the holiday celebrated the day after Halloween in Mexico?
Day of the Dead
In what city does The Exorcist primarily take place?
Washington, D.C.
What is the name of the three-headed dog that guards the entrance to the Underworld in Greek mythology?
Cerberus
What chewy candy was originally created in 1896 and is known for its fruit-flavored rectangular pieces?
Tootsie Roll
This ancient monster from Greek mythology has the head of a bull and the body of a man, and it lived inside a labyrinth.
The Minotaur
What country is most associated with the early tradition that eventually became modern Halloween?
Ireland