What U.S. city is known as the “Witchcraft Capital?
Salem, Massachusetts
“We all float down here. You’ll float too” is the tagline for which Stephen King movie?
It
Who is the Pumpkin King?
Jack Skellington
What movie serial killer notably wears a red and green striped sweater?
Freddy Krueger
What do you call a group of witches?
A coven
From top to bottom, what are the three colors in candy corn?
White, orange and yellow
"I have never said that in my life, 'bleh bleh bleh'. I do not know where that comes from."
Hotel Transylvania
What is the name of the serial killer from Scream?
Ghostface
What is the name of the villain in the movie “The Nightmare Before Christmas"?
Oogie Boogie
What's another name for a werewolf?
A Lycanthrope
What do traditional superstitions suggest sprinkling on your doorstep to ward off evil spirits?
Salt
"Happiness can be found even in the darkest of times, if one only remembers to turn on the light."
Harry Potter and the Prisoner of Azkaban
What is the name of the camp featured in 1980 horror movie “Friday the 13th”?
Camp Crystal Lake
To summon him in the urban legend, you have to say his name five times while looking into a mirror.
Candyman
According to old folklore, why don't vampires have reflections?
They don't have a soul.
Who wrote the classic 1818 book “Frankenstein?"
Mary Shelley
"Just because I cannot see it, doesn't mean I can't believe it."
The Nightmare before Christmas
The three main witches in Hocus Pocus are the Sanderson sisters. What are their names?
Winifred (Winnie), Mary and Sarah
In The Silence of the Lambs, what profession does the cannibalistic villain Hannibal Lecter hold?
A psychiatrist
In Japanese culture, an ___ is a powerful, horned demon or ogre
Oni
What vegetable did people carve into lanterns before pumpkins?
Turnips
"Oh, look. Another glorious morning. It makes me sick!"
Hocus Pocus
What 1925 horror film based on Gaston Leroux’s novel by the same name was made into successful Broadway musical?
Phantom of the Opera
What is Voldemort's full name?
Tom Marvolo Riddle
A spirit from Irish folklore whose wailing or crying serves as an omen or warning of impending death.
A banshee