A creepy crawly creature.
What is a spider?
A perfectly mismatched loving family with dangerous and creepy habits.
Who are the Addams Family?
Mixing both Halloween and Christmas the movie shines a light on the different holiday traditions.
What is The Nightmare Before Christmas?
When you ring someone's door and run away as prank.
What is Ding Dong ditching?
Take a sheet, cut out holes for eyes, and a costume for this is created.
What is a Ghost?
In this movie and musical, when a certain name is said three times, a self-proclaimed exorcist appears.
What is Beetlejuice?
This is the name of a man who created a monster and brought it to life.
Who is Dr.Frankenstien?
This treat, one that some love and some don't, is a tricolor candy created in the 1880s, springing up in popularity by the 1950s. It is now made using a mixture of sugar, corn syrup, fondant, and marshmallow.
This famous nocturnal monster is romanticised as a European aristocrat who lives in a castle despite his ghastly habits.
Who is Count Dracula?
A musical revolving around a bloodthirsty plant.
What is Little Shop Of Horrors?
A family movie about an oddly shaped outcast pumpkin.
Who is Spookly the Pumpkin?
This slang phrase is used when a house gets covered in toilet paper.
What is TP-ing?
Lurcking on top of buildings, they stare down at you.
What are Gargoyles?
A story with a disfigured musical genius who lives in the catacombs of Paris and terrorizes the opera management.
What is Phantom of the Opera?
In this stop-motion animated film a man practices proposing on a walk in the woods ends up accidentally engaged to a corpse.
What is the Corpse Bride?
This sweet treat on a stick is popular at carnivals.
What is a caramel apple?
This evil spirit originating from Arabian mythology, often confused for zombies, robs graves and eats human corpses.
What is a ghoul?
The name of the doctor who is a transsexual transvestite from Transylvania.
Who is Dr.Frank-N-Furter?
A creature from a 1820 gothic short story by Washington Irving, who terrorizes people while searching for his head.
Who is the headless horseman?
Whitches? In _____!?
This is a location where "witches" were persecuted in early America.
What is Salem?