History
The first Jack-o-Lanterns, before pumpkins
What is... Turnips
Where the Day of the Dead originated
What is..... Mexico!
This US state produces the most candy
What is... California
According to Rotten Tomatoes, this is the scariest horror movie
What is... The Exorcist
What is... a murder!
The number of people burned at the stake in the Salem Witch Trials
What is .... 0! Nineteen were hanged and one, Giles Corey, was crushed to death under stones. Burning was a European practice.
Where vampire bats live
What is... Central and South America!
The original name for Candy Corn
The most pumpkins ever smashed in 1 minute
What is... 52!!!
Traditional superstitions suggest sprinkling this on your doorstep to ward off evil spirits
The English practice that developed our modern-day Trick-or-Treating
What is... Souling: groups in poorer communities would travel house to house, offering prayers and hymns in exchange for "soul cakes"
How Halloween began in the United States
What is... Immigrants from Ireland and Scotland
The most popular candy in the USA
Reese's Peanut Butter Cups
The city holding the record for the largest Halloween party
What is... New Orleans! A party with over 17,000 people
A famous magician who died on Halloween
Celtic festival that Halloween originated from
What is.... Samhain! (Saw-win)
This country participates in a version of ding dong ditch called “knock-a-dolly,” in which children knock on the doors of their neighbors, but run away before the door is opened on Halloween
This percentage of parents admit to stealing some of their kids candy
What is.... 72%
What is.... 3,156 pounds!
The fear of Halloween
What is.....Samhainophobia!
What country first coined the term "Trick or Treat"?
German families hide this item when celebrating to protect the returning spirits
What is... Kitchen knives!
An ice cream company that has its very own "graveyard"
What is .... Ben and Jerry's! Famous for their flavor graveyard.
The fastest pumpkin carving ever
What is... 16.47 seconds!
The origin of the line "Double, double toil and trouble"
What is... Shakespeare's MacBeth