Candy & Food
What is the most popular Halloween treat?
Reese’s
What is the name of the summer camp where Friday the 13th takes place?
Camp Crystal Lake
The song “This Is Halloween” is featured in which movie?
The Nightmare Before Christmas
What was originally used to make Jack-o-Lanterns?
Turnips
What is another name for a witch’s kettle or pot?
A cauldron
True or False: Halloween is the top holiday where the most candy is purchased.
False, Easter is the holiday the most candy is purchased
Which famous Halloween movie features the line “Do you like scary movies?”
Scream
According to a well-known song, which family is said to be creepy, kooky, mysterious and spooky?
The Addams Family
What country did Halloween originate in?
Ireland
What is the most popular Halloween costume year after year?
The Witch
What was the original name for candy corn?
Chicken Feed
What was the original working title of Beetlejuice?
House Ghosts
According to the lyrics of “Monster Mash,” who are the guests of the Halloween party?
Wolfman, Dracula and his son
What Halloween game was originally used for matchmaking?
Bobbing for apples
How many pieces of candy does a plastic jack-o’-lantern carry? Closest without going over!
About 250
What state grows the most pumpkins?
Illinois
How long did it take to make The Nightmare Before Christmas?
Three years
Who penned the 1962 song “Monster Mash”?
Bobby “Boris” Pickett
How did early New Englanders protect their homes from evil spirits?
By hiding shoes in the walls
Where is Transylvania located?
Romania
How much candy is sold every Halloween season?
About 300,000 tons or “six Titanic ships” worth
What is the name of the possessed young girl in The Exorcist?
Regan
What was the original title of the Michael Jackson song “Thriller”?
“Starlight”
In 2023, Travis Gienger nabbed the Guinness World Record for the heaviest pumpkin. How much did it weigh? Closest guess without going over!
2,749
Why are the Halloween colors orange and black?
Orange is for pumpkins and harvest, and black represents night, or darkness