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Halloween is celebrated annually on this date.
October 31st
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This 1993 Halloween classic follows three witch sisters resurrected in Salem.
Hocus Pocus
100
Name that candy
Toblerone
100
The word Halloween comes from?
All Hallows' Eve
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This animal is commonly associated with witches.
black cat
100
How many eyes do spiders most commonly have?
8
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This immigrant group helped popularize modern Halloween traditions in North America.
the Irish
200
Michael Myers first appeared in this 1978 horror film
Halloween
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In a famous Seinfeld episode, the candies are accidentally dropped into the body of a surgical patient (and miraculously cure him). 
Junior Mints
200
Which of the following horror novels, released in 197, purports to be based on a real event that occurred in 1949?
- The Exorcist
- Carrie
-The Amityville Horror
The story is based on a 1949 case in Washington, D.C., where a young girl was reportedly possessed by a demon and exorcised by priests. Blatty heard about this case while a student at Georgetown University in the class of 1950
200
Count Dracula famously transforms into this flying creature.
bat
200
What was the favorite candy of Ronald Reagan?
Jelly Bellys
300
People traditionally carved these before pumpkins became popular.
turnips
300
Ghost hunters Peter, Ray, Egon, and Winston star in this supernatural comedy.
Ghostbusters
300
Name that candy
Snickers
300
This creepy and kooky family included Gomez, Morticia, and Uncle Fester.
The Addams Family
300
This 1962 novelty song by Bobby "Boris" Pickett begins with "I was working in the lab late one night.
Monster Mash
300
Which monster traditionally cannot see its own reflection?
the vampire
400
The day after Halloween is known by this religious holiday.
All Saints' Day
400
In this 1960 Alfred Hitchcock film, a motel owner named Norman Bates terrorizes guests.
Psycho
400
These colorful fruit-flavored candies have the slogan "Taste the Rainbow."
Skittles
400
This Peanuts character sincerely waits each year for the Great Pumpkin.
Linus
400
A group of crows is commonly called this.
murder
400
Day of the Dead originates from where?
Mexico, The Day of the Dead or Día de Muertos is an ever-evolving holiday that traces its earliest roots to the Aztec people in what is now central Mexico.
500
According to Irish folklore, Stingy Jack inspired the tradition of carrying this glowing Halloween decoration.
Jack-o'-Lantern
500
Freddy Krueger attacks people in their dreams in this horror franchise.
A Nightmare on Elm Street
500
This nougat-filled bar dates back to 1925-
925
Charleston Chew
500
The fear of spiders is known by this term.
arachnophobia
500
According to superstition, breaking one of these brings seven years of bad luck.
mirror
500
How many bones does an adult human skeleton have?
206, but babies start with around 270
600
The practice of trick-or-treating became popular in this country first.
United States
600
This television family lived at 1313 Mockingbird Lane.
The Munsters
600
PEZ
600
Rod Serling hosted this classic anthology series known for eerie stories and twists.
The Twilight Zone
600
"Purple People Eater" was a number-one hit for this singer in 1958.
Sheb Wooley
600
What did Lon Chaney Junior famously play in 1941?
Wolf Man
700
Halloween originated from this ancient Celtic festival.
Samhain
700
Bela Lugosi became famous portraying this horror character.
Dracula
700
What colors are these parts of candy corn?
The standard order of color on a candy corn is white at the narrow tip, orange in the middle, and yellow at the wide base. This iconic tri-color pattern has remained virtually unchanged since its invention in the late 1880s to mimic the look of a kernel of corn.
700
Frankenstein's monster was created by the author by what name?
Mary Shelley
700
"Ghost Riders in the Sky" was originally made famous by this singer in 1949.
Vaughn Monroe
700
What British actress played the title role in the Bride of Frankenstein (1935)?
Elsa Lanchester