Halloween Candy
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What is the oldest Halloween candy?
Candy Corn
Which Halloween monster is wrapped in bandages?
Mummy
What 2 colors are most closely associated with Halloween?
Black and Orange
Who is the friendliest of ghosts?
Casper
What is the most popular Halloween costume every year for adults?
Witch
These small square fruity candies are a pretty popular thing you can find in your candy bag.
Starbursts
Who is big, tall and green?
Frankenstein
What vegetable was originally used to carve jack-o'-lanterns before pumpkins became popular?
Turnips
In this 1993 film, three witches are resurrected in modern-day Salem by a group of kids.
Hocus Pocus
Which superhero costume remains a top choice every year?
Spider Man
What’s the mega-popular chocolate Halloween candy bar that was named after a horse?
Snickers
What comes out on a full moon?
Werewolf
Rockwell's 1984 song “Somebody’s Watching Me” features what pop singer on the chorus?
Michael Jackson
In The Nightmare Before Christmas, what is the name of the Pumpkin King who rules Halloween?
Jack Skellington
What US State produces the most pumpkins?
Illinois
Candy Corn
What monster is associated with black cats, as it was thought they could transform into them during the Middle Ages in Europe?
Witches
Which 1984 music album is associated with Halloween. Because it is "so spooky."
Thriller
This 1978 film features a masked killer stalking babysitters on Halloween night.
Halloween
Name the city that hosts the largest Halloween parade in Canada and the US. Listing 2 cities total.
Toronto and New York City.
In 2024 it was still named the most popular candy to get while trick or treating?
Reese's Peanut Butter Cups
Besides drinking human blood, what do some bats and vampires have in common?
They only come out at night!
What 1925 horror film, based on Gaston Leroux’s novel by the same name, was made into successful Broadway musical?
The Phantom of the Opera
Which famous Halloween movie features the line “Do you like scary movies?”
Scream
This Halloween tradition originated from an ancient Roman festival honoring Pomona, the goddess of fruit tree.
Bobbing for Apples