How do you call Beetlejuice?
Say his name three times.
Which holiday sells the most candy in the United States - Halloween, Christmas, Easter, or Valentine's Day?
Halloween
In "Coraline", what do the Parents wear on their eyes?
Buttons.
Who is the song "Thriller" by?
Michael Jackson
Who created the monster from Frankenstein?
(Name of character)
Frankenstein
What do you sprinkle on your doorstep if you want to keep evil spirts out of your house on Halloween night?
Salt
What are the three colors of traditional candy corn from top to bottom?
White orange yellow
In "Hocus Pocus", what kind of talking animal do the main characters hang out with?
A black cat
When there's something strange in your neighborhood, who you gonna call?
"Ghostbusters"
Which country was Dracula from?
Romania
(Transylvania also accepted as an answer; it's the region of Romania).
Which European country holds the record for the largest pumpkin ever?
Italy
What is the main ingredient in most gummy candy?
Gelatin
What kind of mask does Jason Voorhees wear?
A hockey mask.
Which famous Halloween song do these lyrics come from:
"I was working in the lab late one night
When my eyes beheld an eerie sight
For my monster, from his slab, began to rise
And suddenly, to my surprise"
"Monster Mash"
What is the official nickname of the Loch Ness monster?
Nessie.
How many bones are in the average human skeleton?
206
Which candy promises "two for me, none for you" in its ads?
Twix
What is the name of the killer in the Saw franchise?
Jigsaw
In the movie "Hocus Pocus", what song do the Sanderson sisters sing at the Halloween party?
I Put a Spell on You
What is the Indigenous monster that sucks blood and lives in the woods?
Wendigo.
Which Celtic holiday does Halloween orginiate from?
Samhain
What country invented the Kit Kat bar?
England
What do Carrieās classmates dump on her at prom in Carrie?
Pig blood
Which spooky-themed Lady Gaga song features in the Season 2 finale of Wednesday?
The Dead Dance
What is the OFFICIAL, scientific name for being a werewolf?
Lycanthropy