Monsters
This creature is often depicted as a green, slimy being that haunts swamps.
What is a swamp monster?
In this Disney movie, a young girl named Marnie discovers her witch heritage.
Halloweentown
This day is celebrated on October 31 and is known for costumes and candy.
Halloween
This vegetable is traditionally carved to make lanterns on Halloween.
Pumpkins
This popular Halloween candy was originally called "Chicken Feed.
Candy Corn
Known for their long necks and being quite shy, these monsters are said to roam the woods in some legends.
Bigfoot
This film features a young boy who meets ghosts and tries to save a haunted hotel.
Ghostbusters
This type of witch trial took place in the U.S. in the late 1600s, leading to the execution of many innocent people.
Salem Witch Trials
In some cultures, this type of fortune-telling is popular on Halloween night, often using apples or mirrors.
Divination
On Halloween, it’s estimated that this percentage of parents sneak candy from their kids’ Halloween haul.
70%
This creature is known for having eight legs and spinning webs, often seen in dark corners.
Spider
In this movie, a family of friendly monsters, including a vampire and a werewolf, go on adventures together.
Hotel Transylvania
In the 19th century, this practice of going door-to-door for food on Halloween became popular in America.
Trick or treating
In the U.S., many communities hold this event, where families gather to share candy and stories in a safe environment.
Trunk or Treat
In the U.S., this animal is often considered a symbol of Halloween due to its association with witches.
Black cat
This mythical creature is a half-man, half-goat and is often associated with mischief and nature.
Satyr
In the movie Harry Potter, what Hogwart house does Luna Lovegood belong to?
Ravenclaw
This country has a festival called Día de los Muertos, which honors deceased loved ones and takes place around the same time as Halloween.
Mexico
In Ireland, people originally carved this vegetable to scare away evil spirits before the tradition moved to pumpkins in America.
Turnip
This famous magician and escape artist died on Halloween in 1926.
Harry Houdini
This undead creature is reanimated by lightning and is known for its green skin and stitched body parts.
Frankenstein's monster
In this 1978 film, a group of friends is stalked by a killer named Jason Voorhees at a summer camp.
Friday the 13th
The word "Halloween" comes from this Scottish phrase
All Hallows Eve
In ancient Rome, this festival, held in late October, honored the goddess Pomona and involved celebrations that included harvest rituals and fortune-telling, influencing some modern Halloween traditions.
Festival of Pomona
This horror author, known for classics like "It" and "The Shining," was born on September 21, 1947, and is often associated with Halloween.
Stephen King