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From top to bottom, what are the three colors in candy corn?
White, Orange, Yellow
What candy bar has a nougat center topped with caramel and peanuts, all covered in chocolate?
What is a snickers
This undead creature from European folklore transfixes its victims at night, shuns sunlight and garlic, and cannot cross running water without difficulty. It drinks the vital blood of the living to maintain its immortality.
What is a vampire
This woman has snakes for hair
Who is Medusa?
What was Harley Quinn's job before she became a criminal?
What is a psychiatrist?
What is the name of the butler in “The Addams Family”?
Who is Lurch?
What candy is known for its colorful button-shaped pieces and the slogan “Melts in your mouth, not in your hands”?
What is M&M?
From Jewish folklore, this humanoid figure is crafted out of inanimate matter—usually clay or mud—and brought to life through sacred Hebrew incantations or holy words inscribed on its forehead.
What is a golem
A large snake, whose stare can turn people to stone
What is a Basilisk?
What was the name of Bob Ross's show?
What is the joy of painting
“They’re here” is a classic movie line from which 1982 horror film?
What is Poltergeist
What candy was originally called “Opal Fruits” when it was first introduced in the UK?
What is Starbursts
Hailing from Scottish folklore, this aquatic shape-shifter usually takes the form of a majestic horse near lochs and rivers. It entices travelers—especially children—to ride its sticky back before dragging them underwater to consume them.
What is a kelpie
Medusa is considered one of three of this Greek monster. Or in DnD this construct breaths a cloud of green gas to incapacitate its victims.
What is a Gorgon.
How did Wile E. and Road Runner communicate with viewers?
What costume does Lucy wear in “It’s the Great Pumpkin, Charlie Brown”?
What is Witch
What candy bar features the letters “p.b.” on each piece?
What is Butterfinger
Originating in Slavic mythology, this creature appears as a terrifying skeletal old woman with iron teeth. She lives deep in the forest in a hut that stands on giant chicken legs and flies around in a giant wooden mortar, using a pestle to steer.
Who is Baba Yaga
Behold! This DnD abberation has a large eye to stare its victims down or shoot eye rays, and long tentacles with even more eyes at their ends.
What is a Beholder
What war do the faceless puppet creatures reenact in "Night at the Museum"?
What is the Civil War?
Prior to pumpkins, which root vegetable did the Irish and Scottish carve on Halloween?
What are Turnips
Which country consumes the most chocolate per capita?
What is Switzerland
Originating in Japanese folklore, this mischievous water spirit has a frog-like body, a beak, a turtle shell, and a water-filled cavity on top of its head. If that water spills, it loses its strength. Despite its terrifying habit of dragging humans underwater to steal a mythical organ called the shirikodama, it can be pacified by bowing deeply or offering it cucumbers.
What is a Kappa
This DnD monstrosity is a mixture of bird, bat, and lizard. In European folklore it notably has a roosters head and reptile body.
What is a Cockatrice
Which word is missing? "I haven't seen this much love in a room since ________ discovered himself."
Who is Narcissus?