The killer from the film "Friday The 13th's" sequels.
Who is "Jason Voorhees"?
When is October 31st?
The monster that transforms under a full moon.
What is a Werewolf?
The orange peanut butter chocolate.
What are Reeses Peanut Butter Cups?
The breaking of this object is said to bring seven years of bad luck.
What is a mirror?
The name of the protagonist from the film "Nightmare Before Christmas".
Who is Jack Skellington?
The plant that we carve for Halloween.
What is a pumpkin?
The green people who are known to eat brains.
The red and white candy associated with Christmas.
What are candy canes?
What is bad luck?
The name of the killer from the film "A Nightmare on Elm Street".
Who is Freddy Krueger?
The popular fall drink is made with coffee, milk, and pumpkin spice flavoring.
What are Pumpkin Spice Lattes?
The object known to kill a vampire when plunged through the heart.
What is a wooden stake?
The pink candy often purchased at carnivals.
What is cotton candy?
The number that is considered unlucky in many Western cultures because it is associated with bad luck.
What is the number 13?
The year the movie "Five Nights at Freddy's" came out.
When was 2023?
The fruit people traditionally bob for at Halloween parties.
What are apples?
The monster from Greek mythology that could turn people to stone with her gaze.
Who is Medusa?
Skittle's catchphrase.
What is "Taste the rainbow"?
Spilling this common kitchen ingredient means you should throw a pinch over your left shoulder to ward off bad luck.
What is salt?
The actor for Pennywise in "It 2017"
Who is Bill SkarsgÄrd?
The root vegetable that was traditionally carved into lanterns in Ireland and Scotland, before pumpkins became popular.
What are Turnips?
The type of ghost that is known for screaming.
What is a banshee?
What each M stands for in the candy M&M.
Who are Mars and Murrie?
The object that is commonly believed to be used to communicate to spirits.
what is a Ouija Board?