Horror Movie Characters
This iconic villain stalks teenagers in their dreams while wearing a glove with razor-sharp blades
Freddy Krueger
This modern, sugary treat has replaced the traditional apples, nuts, and soul cakes given out to children on Halloween night.
Candy
A classic, triangular tri-colored candy is highly debated but remains a staple of Halloween
Candy Corn
An immortal, sharp-toothed nocturnal predator that feeds on human blood, rooted in Eastern European folklore
A vampire
The main color associated with Halloween.
Orange
The silent, masked slasher known as "The Shape," who stalks his hometown of Haddonfield, Illinois.
Micheal Myers
This popular, watery party game involves trying to catch a floating red fruit with only your teeth, and it dates back to ancient Roman traditions.
Apple bobbing
A chewy bar made of nougat and caramel layered with roasted peanuts, covered in milk chocolate.
Snickers
A translucent, floating spirit of a restless soul able to pass through solid walls
A ghost
Is a pumpkin a fruit or veggie?
A fruit
In The Texas Chain Saw Massacre, this terrifying character wears a mask made of human skin
Leatherface
Before pumpkins became the standard, people originally carved jack-o'-lanterns out of this common, white root vegetable.
Turnips
Hard-boiled sugar candy molded onto a paper stick
A lolipop
An ancient Egyptian corpse wrapped in decaying, dusty linen bandages, awakened from its tomb by disturbed rest
A mummy
The original holiday in which the word "Halloween" is an abbreviation for.
All Hallows' Day/Eve
This is the name of the creepy, lifelike doll possessed by a serial killer in the Child's Play franchise.
Chucky
This European country is widely recognized as the birthplace of Halloween, originating from the ancient Celtic traditions practiced there over 2,000 years ago.
Ireland
Red, fish-shaped, soft and chewy gummy candies with a distinct berry-like flavor.
Swedish Fish
A spectral rider missing his head, famously galloping through dark woods with a glowing jack-o'-lantern.
A headless horseman
What percentage of Americans claim Halloween as their favorite holiday?
25%
From The Conjuring 2 (2016): A tall, spindly, nightmarish nursery-rhyme apparition with a bowler hat and a toothy grin.
Halloween was largely brought to North America in the 1840s by a massive wave of immigrants fleeing this major country-wide disaster.
The Irish Potato Famine
A layered, flaky, and aerated texture made from roasted peanuts, sugar, and corn syrup that is folded repeatedly to create thousands of thin, crispy layers.
Butterfingers
A towering, stitched-together reanimated creation with bolts in its neck and a lumbering gait, brought to life by Mary Shelley’s pen and iconically shaped by actor Boris Karloff
Frankenstein
In old folklore, finding a spider on Halloween meant what?
Good luck!