All Hallows
All Hallows Day is the Old English for this phrase.
All Saints Day
This monster drinks blood by puncturing the neck with its teeth or fangs.
Vampire
A Halloween murderer who also shares his name with the actor of the groovy Austin Powers.
Michael Myers
This symbol is commonly used as a way to say Momento Mori or Remember Death.
This candy comes in the shape of a pumpkin during the fall and Halloween. It comes in two main flavors. The main one being chocolate
Reese's Peanut Butter Cup
This saint was famous for saying to his executioners, "Turn me over, I'm done on this side!" as they grilled him alive.
St. Lawrence
This celestial event—specifically a complete one—is required to trigger the classic full werewolf transformation in most modern lore.
A full moon.
Whatever you do, don't fall asleep or he will get you.
Freddy Krueger
In Night of the Living Dead, The Walking Dead, and World War Z, this classic undead monster attacks and eats the living.
Zombie
Children usually do this prank during middle school or high school during the night as they throw certain products over trees and houses. In 2020 this was a very hard prank to pull off.
Toilet Paper or TPing
This saint said 'fiat' to the Archangel Gabriel. She later proclaimed her 'Magnificat' to St. Elizabeth.
Mary the Mother of God
King Tutankhamun was found in the Valley of the Kings in 1922 in this county.
Egypt
A story based on real events in a 14 room house in Rhode Island with famous paranormal investigators Ed and Lorain Warren as the main characters.
The Conjuring
Weighing a whopping 2,819 lbs, this fruit hold the world record for being the largest of this food item.
A giant pumpkin
This candy was found and created in Bellevue, Ohio and has flavors like Root Beer to Dragon Fruit. This candy also doesn't have major adds or commercials.
Dum-Dum Suckers
This saint preached to the church in Rome. He also wrote several letters to other churches in the area. He also was a citizen of Rome and therefore was killed by beheading with a sword.
St. Paul
Derived from German words meaning "noisy ghost," this type of haunting is characterized by physical disturbances such as flying objects, foul odors, and unexplained loud noises.
Poltergeist
In The Exorcist, Regan is possessed after playing this "game." All Exorcists say this "game" is a open door to allow demons into your life.
Ouija Board
In the ancient Egyptian practice of mummification this major organ is the only one not taken out of the body and placed into a canopic jar.
The heart
In England, Scotland, and Wales, November 5th is a day where people celebrate with huge bonfires, drinking, and fireworks. Made famous by V for Vendetta with Natalie Portman and Hugo Weaving with the famous nursery rhyme:
Remember, remember, the 5th of November, Gunpowder, treason and plot. I see no reason why gunpowder treason should ever be forgot!
Guy Fawkes Day
As this saint was dying she told her fellow nuns, "Save my finger nail clippings for relics when I die."
St. Thérèse of Lisieux
This creature was considered a witch's familiar or companion and was seen as a bad omen.
A cat
From the mind of Stephen King, this clown is famous for feeding of the fear of children following this specific cycle of years.
Every 27 years.
Located in Rome, this church is uniquely decorated with these thanks to the bubonic plaque.
Bones
During the middle ages this custom was popular for young children and pilgrims would go door to door begin for this specific treat. In exchange they would pray for the souls of the household who had died within the year that they would leave purgatory.
Soul Cakes