Spooky Trivia
This traditional Halloween activity involves trying to grab floating fruit from a tub of water using only your teeth.
Bobbing Apples
This classic monster is vulnerable to silver bullets and transforms during a full moon.
Werewolf
This tri-colored, pyramid-shaped candy is famously debated every October for its waxy texture.
Candycorn
This creepy, kooky, and altogether ooky family features characters like Wednesday, Morticia, and Gomez
The Addams Family
The character in Frozen likes warm hugs
Olaf
This country is widely credited as the birthplace of Halloween, originating from the ancient Celtic festival of Samhain.
Ireland
This famous Transylvanian count sleeps in a coffin and avoids garlic and sunlight.
Dracula
These colorful, small, human-shaped chewy candies are known for being "Sour, then Sweet
Sour Patch
In the hit teen drama The Vampire Diaries, this main brunette character finds herself torn between the Salvatore brothers.
The Vampire Diaries
This was the first feature animated film in color
Snow white
This is the traditional name for a carved pumpkin lit by a candle inside.
Jack o Lantern
This reanimated creature was built from various body parts by a mad scientist in a classic Mary Shelley novel.
Frankenstein
This smooth, peanut-butter-filled chocolate cup brand is consistently ranked as the #1 favorite Halloween candy in the US.
Reese
In this 2009 stop-motion animated film directed by Henry Selick, an 11-year-old girl steps through a small hidden door to find an eerie parallel world ruled by her "Other Mother."
Caroline
The king of the pride lands and the father of Simba
Mufasa
This iconic horror villain wears a striped sweater, metal-bladed glove, and terrorizes people in their dreams.
Freddy kugar
This wrapped-up undead figure originating from ancient Egypt is known for cursed tombs.
Mummy
It is a barred spiral galaxy containing spiral arms (such as Perseus or the Orion Spur) where young stars reside.
Milky Way bar
This fictional boy wizard famously sports a lightning-bolt scar on his forehead.
Harry Potter
This film features two girls who look the same and swap lives
The parent trap
To prevent tricksters from playing pranks, people in 19th-century America began giving out treats, which gave rise to this two-word phrase.
Trick or Treat
In folklore, this creature can change its shape, mimic loved ones, and is strongly associated with Native American legends of the American Southwest
Skinwalker
An iconic candy bar that invites you to 'Have a break' and snap off a piece of its crispy wafers.
Kitkat
James P. Sullivan and Mike Wazowski punch the clock at the title utility company in this city where monsters power their world by scaring children
Monsters Inc
This is Andy's neighbor in Toy Story
Sid