Halloween Movies
Halloween History
Halloween Candies
Halloween Costumes
Halloween Superstitions
100

Three witch sisters return to Salem after a teenager lights a magical candle on Halloween night.

What is Hocus Pocus?
100

Halloween’s name comes from this evening before All Saints’ Day.

What is All Hallow's Eve?

100

These chocolate-covered malted milk balls have a crunchy center and are often sold in movie-theater boxes.

What are Whoppers?

100

Folklore says this nocturnal visitor can’t enter a home unless someone invites it in.

What is a Vampire?

100

According to a familiar superstition, this dark-colored pet crossing your path brings bad luck.

What is a black cat?

200

A pumpkin-loving skeleton from Halloween Town discovers Christmas and tries to bring it to his spooky home.

What is the Nightmare Before Christmas?

200

Before pumpkins became the go-to choice, people in the British Isles carved these root vegetables into lanterns.

What are turnips?

200

This candy's original name was “Chicken Feed.”

What is candy corn?

200

At Nevermore Academy, this family daughter became known for her deadpan delivery and an unforgettable dance.

Who is Wednesday?

200

Break a mirror, and this many years of bad luck are said to follow.

What is 7 years?

300

A recently deceased couple hires a mischievous “bio-exorcist” to scare away the new family living in their house.

What is Beetlejuice?

300

This ancient Celtic festival, marking summer’s end and the beginning of winter, is often cited as one of Halloween’s roots.

What is Samhain?

300

In 1935, this candy was launched in Britain under the name “Rowntree’s Chocolate Crisp.”

What is Kit Kat?

300

The person behind this horror mask changes from movie to movie, but the phone calls often begin with a question about scary films.

Who is Ghostface?

300

Spotting this creature on Halloween is said to mean a departed loved one is watching over you.

What is a spider?

400

Three film students venture into the Maryland woods to investigate a local legend. The story is told through footage they supposedly left behind.

What is the Blair Witch Project?

400

In 1920, this Minnesota city organized a community-wide Halloween celebration to steer young people away from pranks.

What is Anoka, Minnesota? 

400

First introduced in 1941, these candies became part of U.S. soldiers’ rations during World War II.

What are M&Ms?

400

This intergalactic officer creates solid objects with a ring powered by will.

Who is Green Lantern?

400

After spilling this seasoning, superstition says to toss a pinch over your left shoulder.

What is salt?

500

At a Catholic school, four teenage girls form a coven and discover that their spells come with a cost.

What is The Craft?

500

In this medieval custom, people went door to door offering prayers for the dead in exchange for small cakes.

What is Souling?

500

First sold in Chicago for five cents, this bar was named after a horse belonging to the family behind the company.

What are Snickers?

500

This ninja from the Hidden Leaf Village hopes to become Hokage.

Who is Naruto?

500

In an old Halloween fortune-telling game, people tossed the peel of this fruit over their shoulder to reveal the first letter of a future sweetheart’s name.

What is an apple?

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