Halloween Trivia
People bob for this item on Halloween
What are Apples
Walking under this item is considered to bring bad luck.
What is a ladder?
This Halloween Candy has the slogan "Taste the Rainbow"
What are Skittles?
This villain uses a glove with razors for fingers
What is Freddy Krueger?
"It's alive! It's alive"
What is Frankenstein?
This popular Halloween Song was sung by Michael Jackson
What is Thriller
You'll get 7 years bad luck if you do this.
What is breaking a mirror?
This item is hand dipped and coated with caramel and put on a stick.
What is caramel apple?
What horror film features a puzzle solving killer
What is the Saw?
"Sometimes dead is better."
What is Pet Sematary?
What city was Famous for the "Witch Trials" in the late 1600's?
What is Salem, Massachusetts?
Any itchy palm will bring you this.
What is either receive or lose money?
What is Tootsie Roll?
What is the name of the villain in The Texas Chainsaw Massacre?
What is Leatherface?
"We dare you to say his name five times."
What is Candyman?
What is Ireland? Halloween originated in Ireland with the ancient Celtic festival of Samhain, which was celebrated over 2,000 years ago. The festival marked the end of the harvest and the beginning of the new year, and many of today's traditions, like costumes and warding off spirits, have roots in these ancient Celtic customs.
Crossing paths with this animal on Halloween will bring bad luck.
What is a black cat?
The chocolate candy that E.T ate in the movie.
What are Reese's Pieces?
This silent killer in a white mask has been terrorizing Haddonfield since 1978
Who is Michael Myers?
"Here's Johnny!"
What is The Shining?
What phobia denotes the intense fear of Halloween
What is samhainophobia?
Ringing bells on Halloween will chase away this.
The most popular candy requested by Astronauts.
What is M&M'S?
The name of Dracula's sidekick
What is Renfield?
"The trick was to stay alive."
What is Halloween?