Classic Monsters
Count Dracula famously transforms into this winged mammal to fly through the night.
Bat
This multi-colored, triangular candy is a Halloween staple, even though many people love to hate it.
Candy Corn
In this 1993 Disney film, the Sanderson Sisters return to Salem after 300 years.
Hocus Pocus
This 1982 Michael Jackson masterpiece features a spoken-word sequence by horror icon Vincent Price and a legendary zombie dance.
This classic autumn activity involves picking a giant orange squash from a field and carving a face into it.
Pumpkin carving
This monster, created by Mary Shelley, is famously terrified of fire.
Frankenstein
This chocolate candy's slogan is "Melts in your mouth, not in your hand."
M and M
Michael Myers is the masked killer in this iconic 1978 slasher film named after the holiday itself.
Halloween
This novelty song by Bobby "Boris" Pickett became a graveyard smash hit in 1962.
Monster Mash
Many people enjoy walking through tall stalks of a popular yellow vegetable.
Corn maze
This creature changes shape during a full moon and can only be stopped by a silver bullet.
Werewolf
This peanut butter and chocolate treat is consistently ranked as America's favorite Halloween candy.
Reese's Peanut Butter Cups
Tim Burton directed this stop-motion classic about Jack Skellington, the Pumpkin King.
Nightmare Before Christmas
This theme song instructs listeners to call a specific team if there’s something strange in their neighborhood.
Ghostbusters
This traditional, warm autumn beverage is often served hot or spiced, and is made from pressed apples.
Apple Cider
He is the ancient Egyptian wrapped monster who comes back to life to curse the living.
Mummy
This long, chewy, cherry-flavored candy comes with a joke printed on every wrapper.
Laffy Taffy
Saying his name three times will summon this bio-exorcist ghost played by Michael Keaton.
Beetlejuice
This rock band, famous for their black-and-white face paint, recorded the party anthem "Rock and Roll All Nite."
KISS
For a classic Halloween costume, all you need to do is cut two eyeholes out of this common household bedding item.
Bedsheet ghost
This Greek mythological monster has snakes for hair and can turn you to stone with a single look.
Medusa
This candy brand famously features "Left" and "Right" factories in its commercials.
Twix
This 1973 horror film about a possessed young girl was the first horror movie to be nominated for a Best Picture Oscar.
Exorcist
This eerie, finger-snapping theme song introduces a family that includes Morticia, Gomez, Lurch, and Thing.
Addams Family
This famous fall event happens when the weather cools down, and the green leaves on the trees change into beautiful shades of red, orange, and yellow.
Leaves changing