Movies
This is the name of the summer camp where Friday the 13th takes place.
Camp Crystal Lake
The slogan, "taste the rainbow" is coined for the popular candy in 1994.
Skittles
All Hallows Eve
This popular cartoon ghost appear in dozens of films, TV series and comic books.
Casper
This Halloween movie features the line, "Do you like scary movies?"
Scream
In the movie the Ring, this is the amount of days people have to live after watching the video tape.
7 days
The movie, E.T., helped boost sales for this candy by an estimated 300%.
Reese's Pieces
Pumpkin Carving originated in this country.
Ireland
This creature is unable to appear in photos or mirrors because they have no soul.
Vampire
These were carved before pumpkins by the Irish and Scottish.
Turnips
This is the hotel Jack Torrance is hired to care for in The Shining.
The Overlook Hotel
This Halloween candy favorite, was originally called "Chicken Feed".
Candy Corn
Early New Englanders protected their homes from evil spirits by doing this.
Hiding shoes in the walls.
Lord Voldemort
This is the name of the fear of Halloween.
Samhainophobia
This Sci-Fi horror movie stars Mel Gibson and Joaquin Phoenix.
Signs
These chocolate candies were originally made for the U.S. Military in 1941 and launched to the general public in 1945.
M&Ms
During the Salem witch trials in 1692, the two girls who accused women of practicing witchcraft may have suffered from this condition.
Hysteria
This creature from folklore is said to steal children on Halloween if they misbehave.
Boogeyman
These real life jelly beans notoriously boast the flavors of earwax, grass, rotten egg, dirt, liver, earthworm and booger among others.
Harry Potter Bertie Bott's Every Flavor Beans
The actor who plays Norman Bates in 1960's Psycho.
Anthony Perkins
Originally called, "Opal Fruits" and later "M&M's Fruit Chewies" these were introduced in 1960 in the U.K.
Starburst
Mamie Eisenhower (1958)
This ancient Egyptian mythological figure is often portrayed as a mummy in horror stories.
Imhotep
This author wrote The Legend of Sleepy Hollow.
Washington Irving