Candy
This classic, tri-colored autumn treat is shaped like a vegetable and is either loved or hated.
What is Candy Corn?
Crossing paths with this dark-furred feline is widely believed to bring a streak of bad luck.
What is a Black Cat?
This flying mammal is tied to vampires and hangs upside down during the day.
What is a Bat?
This 1993 Disney movie features a trio of resurrected witches chasing children around Salem, Massachusetts.
What is Hocus Pocus?
This sea witch steals Ariel's voice in exchange for a pair of human legs.
Who is Ursula?
This candy produces seasonal "Pumpkin" versions of its famous peanut butter cups.
What is Reese's?
Spilling this common kitchen seasoning is said to bring bad luck unless you immediately toss a pinch of it over your left shoulder.
What is Salt?
With a pointy hat, a broomstick, and green skin, this spellcaster flies through the night sky.
What is a Witch?
*Double Jeopardy*
Before pumpkins became the standard, people in Ireland and Scotland carved jack-o'-lanterns out of this root vegetable.
What are Turnips?
This ancient Romanian count sleeps in a coffin by day and transforms into a bat to drink the blood of his victims.
Who is Count Dracula / Vampire?
This vampire-themed lollipop requires you to lick through a hard cherry shell to reach a chewy bubblegum center.
What is a Blow Pop?
Walking under this slanted, double-sided climbing tool is a classic superstition thought to invite misfortune or bad spirits.
What is a Ladder?
This famous monster was stitched together by a mad scientist and brought to life with electricity.
Who is Frankenstein?
In The Addams Family, this disembodied, walking "hand" serves as a helpful pet and companion to the family.
What is Thing?
This silent killer wears a white William Shatner mask and terrorizes Haddonfield on Halloween night.
Who is Michael Myers?
These tiny, colorful, tangy crunchy candies are often packaged in a box with two distinct flavors separated by a divider.
What are Nerds?
Old superstitions claim that if you see one of these eight-legged crawlers on Halloween, it means the spirit of a deceased loved one is watching over you.
What is a Spider?
This shape-shifting beast changes under a full moon and can only be hurt by silver.
What is a Werewolf?
This iconic Disney villain turns into a massive, fire-breathing dragon during the final battle of Sleeping Beauty.
Who is Maleficent?
This razor-gloved killer stalks teenagers in their dreams on Elm Street.
Who is Freddy Krueger?
Created during WWII, these chocolate buttons were designed to allow soldiers to carry chocolate without it melting.
What are M&M's?
In medieval Europe, people believed that if you heard this large, pitch-black bird cawing near a house, it was a certain omen that someone inside was about to pass away.
What is a Raven/Crow?
*Double Jeopardy*
In the animated movie Monster House, the kids discover that the scary house is actually alive because it is possessed by the spirit of this man's late wife.
Who is Nebbercracker?
This European country is credited with inventing the tradition of bobbing for apples as a marriage matchmaking game.
What is England (or the United Kingdom/Roman Britain)?
In The Nightmare Before Christmas, this villainous character is made of a burlap sack filled entirely with bugs.
Who is Oogie Boogie? (Acceptable: The Boogeyman)