Halloween Candy
This chocolate bar’s slogan is “Gimme a break!
Kit Kat
This popular fall drink is made from apples.
Apple cider
A masked killer stalks babysitters on Halloween night in a quiet Illinois town and has this iconic song.
Halloween
Legend has it, this headless rider haunts Sleepy Hollow, searching for his missing head.
Headless Horseman
This caped superhero with a bat emblem protects Gotham City at night
Batman
These tiny, colorful chocolates are known for their hard shell and “melts in your mouth, not in your hand.”
M&M’s
Many people carve pumpkins into these glowing decorations.
Jack-o’-lanterns
A woman checks into an isolated motel run by a man with “mother” issues and has this chilling song.
Psycho
This vampire count from Transylvania sleeps in a coffin and avoids sunlight
Count Dracula
The young girl with ruby slippers and a sparkly dress who travels to a magical land after a tornado.
Dorothy
This peanut butter–filled candy is often found in orange and black wrappers during Halloween.
Reese’s Peanut Butter Cup
This sport reaches its playoff and World Series in October.
Baseball
A team of quirky scientists start a ghost-catching business in New York City — using proton packs, slime, and a catchy theme song.
Ghostbusters
This half-man, half-wolf creature appears during a full moon and howls in the night
Werewolf
This classic movie monster has green skin, bolts in his neck, and was created by a mad scientist.
Frankenstein
This chewy, fruity candy comes in a rainbow of flavors and was first created in 1979.
Skittles
This tree’s leaves turn bright red in autumn and are the symbol on Canada’s flag.
The maple tree
After moving into a strange house, a family hires a “bio-exorcist” to scare away the living has this iconic song.
Beetlejuice
Legend has it, this tall, faceless figure in a black suit lurks in forests and stalks those who see him.
Slender Man
This “Good Guy” doll turns bad when possessed, terrorizing anyone who gets in his way — and his overalls and striped shirt make him instantly recognizable.
Chucky
Known for its caramel and nougat layers covered in chocolate, this candy bar’s name sounds astronomical.
Milky Way
This German festival, known for beer and pretzels, often begins in late September and ends in early October.
Oktoberfest?
When kids open a portal to the afterlife, this animated musical by Tim Burton features a skeleton who loves Christmas and Halloween and this song.
The Nightmare Before Christmas
Legend has it, if you toss a coin into the river beneath this haunted New Jersey road’s bridge, the ghost of a boy will throw it back.
Clinton Road
This classic Halloween figure flies on a broomstick, wears a pointed hat, and often brews potions in a cauldron.
Witch