Fall Films
Name The Icon
Halloween History
Halloween Traditions
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100

This scary movie features a haunted video tape, and a girl coming out of a TV.

The Ring

100

This character, who holds a grudge towards Sidney Prescott, is famous for their line "What's your favorite scary movie?"

Ghostface

100

This animal is often protected by rescue shelters during the Halloween season, due to cruel superstitions. 

Black Cat

100

This tradition includes children knocking on neighbors' doors, asking for candy.

Trick-or-Treat

100

R.L. Stine wrote this iconic spooky children's book series.

Goosebumps

200

This film recently received a sequel, starring Nicole Kidman and Sandra Bullock.

Practical Magic

200

This scary movie icon has a burned face, and a leather glove fitted with long razor blades.

Freddy Krueger

200

Halloween has ancient roots, tracing back to these European countries. 

Ireland & Britian

200

Due to the COVID-19 pandemic, some parents have opted for this different Halloween-night tradition, often taking place in parking lots.

Trunk-or-Treat

200

Fake blood often contains this main ingredient.

Corn syrup or glucose

300

Movies like "Knives Out", "Clue", and "Murder on the Orient Express" fall into this sub-category of mystery films.

Whodunit

300

This fictional serial killer stars in the "Friday the 13th" franchise.

Jason Voorhees

300

Before trick-or-treating, kids would participate in this rowdy activity on Halloween night.

Pranks

300

In this country, locals fly massive hand-painted kites over grave sites, meant to serve as a colorful bridge between the living and the dead.

Guatemala

300

This controversial Halloween candy once went by the name "chicken feed".

Candy Corn

400

This deceased actor stars in essential fall movies including "Good Will Hunting" and "Dead Poets Society".

Robin Williams

400

This Activia spokeswoman stars as Laurie Strode, the final girl in the "Halloween" franchise. 

Jamie Lee Curtis

400

Before pumpkins were used for jack-o-lanterns, this vegetable was used instead.

Turnips/Beets/Potatoes

400

On November 1st and 2nd, families in this Asian country gather at cemeteries to clean graves, pray, and share meals.

Philippines

400

This Taylor Swift album is most associated with the fall season.

Red

500

This female writer and filmmaker worked on films like "You've Got Mail" and "When Harry Met Sally", both starring Meg Ryan.

Nora Ephron

500

This holiday icon appears at the end of every Macy's Thanksgiving Day Parade.

Santa Claus

500

In the 8th century, Pope Gregory III designated November 1st as this holiday.

All Saints' Day

500

This altar display welcomes and honors the souls of deceased loved ones during the Dia de los Muertos celebration.

Ofrenda

500

This spooky epic poem has inspired many films and TV shows including "As Above, So Below" and "Over the Garden Wall". It even inspired Hozier's most recent album.

Dante's Inferno

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