Halloween Songs
A 1984 song asked, “Who you gonna call?” What is the answer?
Ghostbusters!
What popular cartoon ghost has appeared in dozens of films, TV series and comic books?
Casper the Friendly Ghost
How did the tradition of dressing up for Halloween start?
To scare away evil spirits
Where was Hocus Pocus filmed?
Salem, Massachusetts
In what Stephen King book does a family move into a haunted hotel?
The Shining
Which Irish band has a hit song named “Zombie”?
The Cranberries
What do you call a man who practices witchcraft?
A warlock
Before jack-o’-lanterns were carved as pumpkins, what other root vegetable was commonly used?
Turnips
Which famous Halloween movie features the line “Do you like scary movies?”
Scream
Who is the author of the Goosebumps series?
R.L. Stine
According to a well-known song, which family is said to be creepy, kooky, mysterious and spooky?
The Addams Family
In The Nightmare Before Christmas, what is the name of the Pumpkin King who rules Halloween?
Jack Skellington
What is another name for Halloween?
All Hallows’ Eve
Which movie tops Rotten Tomatoes’ list of the Scariest Horror Movies Ever?
The Exorcist
Who wrote the 1818 classic book Frankenstein?
Mary Shelley
According to the lyrics of “Monster Mash,” who are the guests of the Halloween party?
Wolfman, Dracula, and his son
What is the name of the Addams Family’s creepy butler?
Lurch
Why do some people wear their clothes inside out on Halloween?
They believe they’ll see a witch at midnight
A young girl discovers a secret door and enters an alternate world resembling her own. It seems better, until she realizes the family wants to keep her there forever.
Coraline
Who wrote It’s the Great Pumpkin, Charlie Brown?
Charles M. Schulz
Vincent Price provides the spooky monologue in which popular Halloween song?
Michael Jackson’s “Thriller”
What is Dracula's real name?
Vlad the Impaler
What century was Halloween first introduced?
8th century
How many Halloween movies has Jamie Lee Curtis appeared in?
Seven
Where does the quote “Double, double toil and trouble” come from?
William Shakespeare’s Macbeth