Scream Screen Classics
This creepy, porcelain doll that first terrified audiences in The Conjuring eventually spun off into her own self-titled series of prequel films.
Anabelle
These flying mammals are the only mammals capable of true flight and are classic companions to vampires and haunted houses.
Bats
First introduced in 1941, these small, colorful candies have a hard shell with an "M" printed on them and are a staple of Halloween movie nights.
M&M
This immortal creature of the night sleeps in a coffin, turns into a bat, and is famously allergic to garlic, silver, and wooden stakes.
Vampire
Based on a Stephen King novel, this 2017 film features a terrifying shape-shifting entity that usually takes the form of a dancing clown named Pennywise.
It
Historically tied to witches and bad luck superstitions, these common household pets are a staple of spooky silhouette decorations.
Black cats
According to national candy data compiled year after year, this peanut butter and milk chocolate cup consistently ranks as America's favorite Halloween candy.
Reeses Peanut Butter cups
Brought to life through electricity and scientific experimentation, this flat-topped, neck-bolted giant is famous for being afraid of fire.
Frankenstein
A family moves into an isolated Colorado hotel for the winter where the father, played by Jack Nicholson, slowly goes mad and chases his wife with an axe.
Shining
Most species of this eight-legged arachnid have eight eyes, and their webs are the ultimate decoration for a dusty, abandoned porch.
Spiders
Introduced in 1932 by Rowntree's, this crisp wafer bar covered in milk chocolate shares its name with a break you might take when you are tired.
Kitkat
Preserved in ancient linen wrappings, this Egyptian monster rises from its tomb when disturbed, dragging its feet and haunting archeologists.
Mummy
In this 2018 Ari Aster psychological horror film, Toni Collette plays a grieving mother whose family uncovers deeply disturbing and occult secrets.
Hereditary
In folklore, this scavenger is often associated with death and dark omens because of its diet, and a group of them is chillingly called a "murder."
Crow
This traditional autumn treat features a crisp autumn fruit speared on a stick and entirely coated in a hard, shiny layer of red sugar syrup.
This cursed human transforms into a ferocious, howling beast whenever there is a full moon.
Werewolf