Monsters
This classic Halloween monster drinks blood and sleeps in a coffin.
A vampire.
This ghost-hunting movie features the Stay Puft Marshmallow Man.
Ghostbusters.
This candy is known for its orange, yellow, and white layers.
Candy corn.
“Mirror, mirror on the wall, who’s the fairest of them all?”
Evil queen.
The Dark Lord who seeks to conquer death and rule the wizarding world.
Lord voldemort.
This creature howls at the moon and turns hairy at night.
A werewolf.
This Tim Burton film stars Jack Skellington.
The nightmare before Christmas.
This candy comes in orange and brown wrappers and contains peanut butter and chocolate.
Reeses.
“Long live the king.”
Scar.
This Death Eater is Draco Malfoy’s father.
Lucius malfoy.
This creature is wrapped in bandages and comes from ancient Egypt.
A mummy.
This Halloween movie features three witch sisters named Winifred, Sarah, and Mary.
Hocus pocus.
You might get one of these sour, chewy candies shaped like kids.
Sour patch kids.
“I’ll get you for this, Pan, if it’s the last thing I do!”
Captain hook.
The Ministry official known for torturing students and loving pink.
Dolores umbridge
This undead being walks slowly and groans for brains.
A zombie.
This masked villain haunts babysitters on Halloween night.
Michael Myers/Halloween.
A popular chocolate bar with peanuts, caramel, and nougat.
Snickers.
“Poor unfortunate souls…”
Ursula.
The woman loyal to Voldemort known for her insanity and cruelty.
Bellatrix lestrange
A witch’s favorite animal, often seen riding with her.
A black cat.
This horror franchise features a puzzle box that opens a portal to another dimension.
Hellraiser.
This tiny chocolate candy is wrapped in silver foil with a paper flag.
Hersheys kiss.
“Oh, I’ve got friends on the other side.”
Dr. Facilier.
He was a professor of Potions before becoming a Death Eater and later a spy.
Severus snape