Monster Mash
This Transylvanian count is famous for avoiding daylight, mirrors, and garlic.
Dracula
This multicolored, triangular treat is heavily associated with Halloween, though it is often hotly debated whether it actually tastes good.
Candy Corn
In Beetlejuice how many times must you say his name out loud to summon him?
Three times
This Massachusetts city is famous for its 1692 witch trials and remains a massive tourist hotspot every October
Salem
Walking under one of these climbing tools is widely considered bad luck
Ladder
This classic movie monster is usually wrapped from head to toe in bandages and originates from ancient Egypt.
the Mummy
According to their slogan, you aren't yourself when you're hungry.
Snickers
In this 1993 Disney film, three witch sisters named Winifred, Sarah, and Mary are accidentally resurrected in Salem, Massachusetts
Hocus Pocus
This country celebrates the Day of the Dead with a massive parade featuring giant skull skeletons
Mexico
This date is thought to bring bad luck
Friday the 13th
Lycanthropy is the mythical condition that causes a human to transform into this terrifying creature during a full moon.
a werewolf
This circular, fruit-flavored lollipop features a chewy Tootsie Roll center.
Tootsie Pop
Jack Skellington
This standard practice of carving glowing faces into pumpkins actually originated in Ireland using this root vegetable instead
Turnip
What happens if you break a mirror?
7 years of bad luck
In Mary Shelley's classic novel, this character is actually the creator of the monster, not the monster itself.
Victor Frankenstein
This candy brand features two individual chocolate-covered wafer bars in a red wrapper, urging you to "Have a break"
This hockey-masked killer terrorizes camp counselors at Camp Crystal Lake in the Friday the 13th franchise.
Jason Voorhees
Which US state produces the highest volume of pumpkins annually?
Illinois
Crossing paths with a feline of this specific color is a classic superstition thought to bring a terrible misfortune
Black cat
This terrifying creature form folklore is half-goat, half-demon, and punishes misbehaved children during the Christmas season.
Krampus
Invented in 1912, these ring-shaped hard candies got their name because they resemble a popular piece of water-safety equipment.
Life Savers
This 1973 supernatural horror film about a possessed young girl was the first horror movie ever to be nominated for Best Picture at the Oscars
The Exorcist
In which country did Halloween originally originate as the ancient Celtic festival of Samhain?
Ireland
give me 3 good luck superstitions or symbols
Examples:
- knock on wood
- Horseshoes
- Four-leaf clover
- Crossing fingers