Halloween History
This yellow-orange-white striped candy was created in 1880 and originally sold under the name "chicken feed"
Candy Corn
"Here's Johnny!"
The Shining
Luring E.T. out of hiding, Elliot used THIS candy
Reese's Pieces
This "electrifying" character was named after the doctor who created him
Frankenstein
If it weren't for some meddling kids and THIS famous talking dog, monsters would still be at large all over the world!
Scooby-Doo
Pumpkins are grown on every continent in the world, except THIS one
Antarctica
"I want to play a game"
SAW
In 1968, the "Mars" candy company coined this term for miniature candy bars to target Halloween crowds
Fun Size
The Egyptians had plenty of these
Mummies
You should've stayed home today, at least when Ms. Frizzle wants to take a field trip
The Magic School Bus
The largest pumpkin in the world, weighing in at 2,600 pounds, was grown in this country
Germany
"I see dead people"
The Sixth Sense
Due to sugar rationing in the height of the Great Depression, this common fruit was more commonly given instead of candy
Apples
Stay away from the full moon with these monsters. Just ask Professor Lupin
Werewolves
I guess you're gonna miss the... panty raid.. if you don't watch this underwater themed cartoon
Spongebob Squarepants
On Halloween day in 1926, the world lost this famous magician
Harry Houdini
"You'll float too"
IT
Created in the 1920's to attempt to decrease the popularity of smoking by giving single mints, these candy holding toys originally got their name from the German word for peppermint: Pfefferminz
PEZ Dispensers
Undead and slowly rotting, these monsters might just take a bite out of you
Zombies
It might purr, it might bark. Either way, this two-headed character was the base of this 90's cartoon
Cat Dog
In 1962, Bobby "Boris" Pickett reached #1 on the top 100 billboard charts with this halloween hit
The Monster Mash
"We all go a little mad sometimes"
Psycho
Cocoa? How about no! This is the most popular Halloween candy in the USA
Skittles
This monster is probably hiding under your bed or creeping out from your closet
The Boogie Man
Toddlers don't speak very well, unless you're watching this popular 90's cartoon
The Rugrats