Literature
In which Shakespeare play do witches say "double, double toil and trouble"?
Macbeth
Which american town is famously associated with witch trials?
Salem, Massachusettes
Beelzebub, Lilith and Asmodeus are all examples of what evil creature?
Demons
What is the highest grossing horror film of all time?
IT (2017)
True or false? Wearing your clothes inside out and walking backwards on Halloween will, according to tradition, make you see a witch at midnight.
TRUE
This author wrote 'The Tell-Tale Heart', 'The Raven', 'The Black Cat' among others.
Edgar Allan Poe
Which country celebrates 'The Day of the Dead' or 'Dia de los Muertos'?
Mexico
What is another name for a lycanthrope?
"We're gonna need a bigger ______!" What word is missing from this line from Spielbergs 1975 film 'Jaws'?
Boat
True or false? The first time Halloween was celebrated in Åseda in 1988, around 100 people called the police about suspicious people.
FALSE
In Oscar Wilde's story about Dorian Gray, what item is enchanted to keep the main character young?
A painting / portrait
What famous magician died on Halloween in 1926?
Harry Houdini
Casper, Mary and The Bell Witch are the names of three famous what?
Ghosts
"I ate his liver with some fava beans and a nice Chianti" is a line from this 1991 horror classic.
The Silence of the Lambs
True or false? In some US states, you have to disclose if your house is haunted when selling it.
TRUE (in New York, New Jersey, Minnesota and Massachusettes)
What is the most sold horror book of all time?
Frankenstein, or, The Modern Prometheus
What do you sprinkle on your doorstep on Halloween to keep evil spirits out of your house?
Salt
What do you call a group of witches?
A coven
In which 1996 horror film can you find the line "Do you like scary movies?"?
Scream
True or false? Another term for 'trick-or-treat' is to go 'souling'.
TRUE (it's a medieval term)
Nick, Myrtle and Peeves are ghosts from which series of books?
Harry Potter
Which american president was said to haunt the White House according to former president George W. Bush?
Abraham Lincoln
Which is NOT a term for a scarecrow: Hodmedod, Murmet, Doodle sack, Hayman, Gallybagger, Tattie Bogal, Mommet, Mawkin or Bwbach?
Doodle sack, it's another word for bagpipe.
In which iconic Shyamalan film can you hear the line "I see dead people"?
The Sixth Sense
True or false? Before people were 'bobbing for apples' they were 'bobbing for potatoes' until the Great Potato Famine between 1845-1852.
FALSE