Monster Mash
This classic monster from Transylvania sleeps in a coffin by day and turns into a bat by night.
This white, orange, and yellow layered candy is shaped like a vegetable, though many people think it tastes like pure sugar.
What is Candy Corn?
In this animated movie, a young girl discovers a secret door in her new home that leads to a creepy, alternative world where her parents have buttons for eyes.
What is Coraline?
Halloween trace its ancient roots back over 2,000 years to this historic Celtic festival celebrating the start of the dark winter.
What is Samhain?
This unique mammal is the only one in the entire world capable of true, sustained flight.
What is a bat?
To stop this heavy-footed monster created in a laboratory, you should probably keep him away from fire.
What is Frankenstein's monster?
This modern candy is famous for its tagline, "Melts in your mouth, not in your hand."
What are M&M's?
In a classic animated special, Linus spends all night sitting in a chilly patch waiting for this legendary character to appear.
What is the Great Pumpkin?
Before people in America used pumpkins, the very first jack-o'-lanterns in Ireland were carved out of this common purple and white root vegetable.
What are turnips?
An extreme fear of spiders is known globally by this scientific, eight-legged medical term.
In folklore, a person can turn into a werewolf if they are bitten by one, or if they drink water from the footprint of this specific animal.
What is a wolf?
Before the candy companies took over, children trick-or-treating in early 1900s America were most likely to receive these two sweet natural fruits.
What are apples and nuts?
In The Nightmare Before Christmas, this skeletal main character is known as the "Pumpkin King" of Halloween Town.
Who is "Jack Skellington"?
Historically, people first began wearing scary masks and disguises on Halloween for this specific purpose.
What is to hide from or scare away evil spirits?
A massive group of these dark, intelligent black birds gathered together is eerily referred to as a "murder."
What are crows?
In traditional Jewish folklore, this giant animated creature is made out of clay or mud to defend a community, but it can easily spiral out of control.
What is a Golem?
The highest-selling chocolate bar in the world shares its name with an iconic constellation of stars.
What is Milky Way?
This 1993 Disney movie features three witch sisters named Winifred, Sarah, and Mary who are accidentally resurrected in Salem, Massachusetts.
What is Hocus Pocus?
In the 1700s, October 31st was widely known as "Nutcrack Night" because young people would toss nuts into a fire to predict this specific future event.
What is their future spouse(who they would marry)?
This deep-sea animal has zero bones, three hearts, and can completely camouflage its skin color and texture in a fraction of a second.
What is an octopus?
According to Greek mythology, if you cut off one head of this terrifying swamp serpent, two more will grow back in its place.
What is the hydra?
In the 19th century, a common trick-or-treating alternative in Britain called "souling" involved poor children singing prayers in exchange for a spiced round bread called this.
What is a Soul Cake?
This iconic 1984 sci-fi comedy features a team of parapsychologists who battle a massive, destructive marshmallow monster in New York City.
What is Ghostbusters?
The name "Halloween" is a shortened, squeezed-together version of this traditional three-word religious phrase.
What is All Hallows' Eve?
Because these birds are perfectly silent night hunters, a large, gathering flock of them is called a "parliament."
What are owls?