It Ain't Easy Killin'
This killer stalked the streets of London in 1888. He went by the monikers the Leather Apron, the Whitechapel Murderer, AND ________
What is Jack the Ripper?
Before we had Jack O' Lanterns people would carve this fine vegetable.
What are turnips?
The origin of the word witch comes from the Old English word wicce, which originally meant "_____ woman"
What is wise?
"Monster Mash" by Bobby "Boris" Pickett and the Crypt-Kickers was released during this decade.
What is the 1960s?
The candy "Snickers" got its name from a _____ owned by the Mars family with the same name.
What is a horse?
This "handsome" serial killer preyed on the helpfulness of young women by pretending to be injured to lure ladies into his car.
Who is Ted Bundy?
Halloween started about 2000 years ago, at its inception it was referred to as _____.
What is Samhain?
In 17th century Europe accused women were weighed against a stack of _____ to determine if they were guilty of evil magic. Put on the lbs ladies because if you weigh more than _____ you'll pay the price.
What are Bibles?
Keep an eye out for Jason! You wouldn't want to be a summer camp counselor at _____.
What is Camp Crystal Lake?
Candy corn was originally released in the 1880s under what two word name?
What is chicken feed?
This 6 ft 9 killer kicked off his reign of terror by murdering his grandparents followed by his own mother!
Who is Ed Kemper?
Trick R Treating began in medieval Europe wherein poor people went door-to-door offering prayers for the dead in exchange for small cakes. This practice was known then as _____.
What is Souling?
While the movies may have you believe witches were burned at the stake, they more frequently subject to ______.
What is hanging?
In what city does Rosemary's Baby take place?
What is New York City?
Eating too much of which underrated candy can lead to the development of a heart arrythmia?
What is black licorice?
This killer created the infamous "Murder Castle" which featured a pharmacy on the ground floor and several hidden rooms and confusing hallways.
Who is H.H Holmes?
Halloween first became popular in the U.S during what decade?
What is the 1840s?
This famous Slavic folklore witch lives in a house held up by chicken legs that move on command. You may not want to come across this ogress as she's morally ambiguous at best.
Who is Baba Yaga?
The romance is piping hot and delicious between Hannibal Lecter and this FBI profiler on NBC's hit TV series "Hannibal."
Who is Will Graham?
What decade did Reese's peanut butter cups, the most popular trick r treating candy, hit the market?
What is the 1920s?
This stinky killer murdered 26 women; but if you could look past that he threw incredible parties at his converted slaughterhouse!
Who is Robert Pickton?
Bobbing for apples began as a tradition to honor the goddess of fruit and trees, this Roman goddess is named _____.
Who is Pomona?
Those who follow Wicca may be familiar with this religious tenet, the rule of _____, also known as the Law of Return.
What is the rule of three?
There are over 230 book entries in R.L Stine's famous "Goosebumps" collection. What does R.L stand for?
What is Robert Lawrence?
Which discontinued candy bar had seven separate chambers filled with different flavors?
What is the Seven Up Bar?