In this 2002 horror film, watching a mysterious videotape leads to a deadly seven-day countdown.
What is The Ring?
A sprawling 160-room Victorian mansion featuring stairs leading to ceilings and doors opening into thin air, only stopped when its owner died in 1922.
What is Winchester Mystery House?
Halloween Originated primarily in this European Country.
What is Ireland?
In Hocus Pocus, these three sisters are resurrected on Halloween night.
Who are the Sanderson sisters?
Originally called "Chicken Feed," this candy was famous in the late 19th century when rural farming themes were popular in confectionery design.
What is candy corn?
This masked killer terrorizes babysitters in the 1978 film Halloween.
Who is Michael Myers?
This famous Paris landmark is home to underground tunnels filled with human remains.
What are the Catacombs of Paris?
This phrase, meaning the evening before All Hallows' Day, eventually became the name Halloween.
What is All Hallows' Eve?
This famous 1982 Michael Jackson hit song's music video features dancing zombies and a famous spoken-word rap by Vincent Price.
What is Thriller?
Invented in 1896, this chewy chocolate log holds the historic title of being the very first mass-produced wrapped penny candy in America.
What is a Tootsie Roll?
This is the universe that contains the possessed doll, Annabelle.
What is the Conjuring universe?
This Colorado hotel inspired Stephen King's The Shining.
What is the Stanley Hotel?
This vegetable was originally carved into lanterns in Ireland before pumpkins because popular in America.
What is a turnip?
This Disney Channel Movie features a teenage witch named Marnie Piper, who discovers she comes from a family of witches and must help save a magical town of supernatural creatures.
What is Halloween Town?
According to annual retail sales data, this salty-sweet chocolate treat consistently claims the crown as the absolute number-one best-selling Halloween candy in the U.S.
What are Reese's Peanut Butter Cups?
In this 2017 horror film, Chris visits his white girlfriend's family and discovers their disturbing and sinister conspiracy.
What is Get Out?
This Japanese forest near Mount Fuji is widely associated with ghost stories and unfortunate endings for many.
What is Aokigahara Forest (Suicide Forest)?
This famous magician died on October 31, 1926.
Who is Harry Houdini?
This famous stop motion film from 2009, follows a young girl who discovers an alternative world where her other family hides a sinister trap.
What is Caroline?
This crispy, candy-coated chocolate treat was originally invented in 1941 specifically so soldiers could carry chocolate in wartime without it melting in their hands.
What are M&M's?
This demon is associated with the possession in The Exorcist.
Who is Pazuzu?
This Rhode Island mansion inspired the setting for The
Conjuring.
What is the Old Arnold Estate?
Halloween became widely popular in the United States during this century, thanks in part to Irish and Scottish immigrants.
What is the 19th century?
In the iconic 2002 live-action Scooby-Doo movie written by James Gunn, this character is ultimately revealed to be the villainous mastermind pulling the strings on Spooky Island.
Who is Scrappy-Doo?
Before candy became the standard in the 1950s, 19th-century trick-or-treaters in the U.S. were most commonly given these baked goods, often called "soul cakes" or cookies.
What are cakes/pastries?