Halloween Movies
Witches and Wizards
Candy & Treats
Monsters, Monsters, Monsters
100

What is the name of the cat in Hocus Pocus?

Thackery Binx

100

What word is used to describe a traditional gathering, meeting or community of witches?

A Coven

100

What candy's slogan is "Melts in your mouth, not in your hand"?

M & M's

100

In Greek mythology, looking directly at which snake haired monster will instantly turn a person to stone?

Medusa

200

What film features the line "I see Dead People"?

The Sixth Sense

200

In the classic 1960s sitcom Bewitched, what does Samantha Stephens do to preform magic?

Twitches her nose

200

What was the original name of the candy, now known as Candy Corn when it was invented in the 1880's?

Chicken Feed

200

Who is the ghost who refuses to scare people?

Casper

300

In the 1960 movie Psycho, what is the name of the motel?

The Bates Motel
300

In the Lord of the Rings, what color does Gandalf transition to after returning from his battle with the Balrog?

White

300

What fizzing, popping candy was once falsely rumored to cause a person's stomach to explode if mixed with soda?

Pop Rocks

300

Which classic 1954 Universal monster movie features a prehistoric amphibious humanoid discovered in the Amazon?

Creature from the Black Lagon

400

In the original Friday the 13th, released in 1980, who is the killer?

Pamela Voorhees, Jason's Mother

400

Which 1999 found footage film was marketed as if it were real?

The Blair Witch Project

400

In the classic Peanuts special: It's the Great Pumpkin, Charlie Brown, what does Charlie Brown famously receive in his bag while trick or treating?

A rock

400

What is the name of the father figure Vampire in the Twilight series?

Carlisle Cullen

500

In the 1997 slasher I Know What You Did Last Summer, what tool does the slicker-wearing killer use to attack his victims?

A Meat Hook/Fishing Hook

500

What house does Luna Lovegood belong too?

Ravenclaw

500

What flavor is the white part of the Candy Corn?

Vanilla
500

Which character has appeared in more screen adaptions than any other literary horror figure, beating out Frankenstein and Sherlock Holmes

Dracula

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