Famous Monsters
Introduced by Bram Stoker in the 1897 horror novel, this monster "vants to drink your blood!"
Dracula
This fruity hard candy generally comes in five distinct flavors including apple, blue raspberry, cherry, watermelon, and grape.
Jolly Rancher
This delightful paper invention can record information or tell stories in the form of words or images.
Book
Best friend of Casper the Friendly Ghost.
Wendy
This whole grain oat cereal comes in the shape of a circle. Flavors include Honey Nut, Multigrain, and sometimes even Apple Cinnamon.
Cheerios
Mary Shelley wrote the story of this monster who was created in a lab during an unorthodox science experiment by a young scientist.
Frankenstein's Monster
This Hallowen favorite consists of peanut butter cream covered in silky smooth chocolate.
Reese's Cups
The result of dried mucus inside of a person's nose.
Booger
Created by Archie Comics, this witch lives with her two aunts Hilda and Zelda and her cat Salem in a fictional town called Greendale.
Sabrina Spellman
Peanut Butter Chocolate flavored spheres based off of a favorite candy.
Reese's Puffs
Upon arriving at a mysterious island, a young actress is taken hostage by natives who prepare her as a sacrifice to this enormous ape monster who rules over their jungle.
King Kong
You don't have to be intelligent to eat these small sugary discs.
Smarties
A pirate's valuable treasure.
Booty
On October 31, 1693, near Salem, Massachusetts, Thackery Binx sees his little sister, Emily, spirited away to the cottage of these three witches who cast a spell to steal her youth. (Witches of Hocus Pocus)
The Sanderson Sisters
Square cereal covered in a delightful cinnamon sugar
Cinnamon Toast Crunch
This manipulative and cosmic evil comes in the form of a creepy clown who promises children they will float too if they join him. Main character of a Stephen King novel.
Pennywise
Created by Mars, this candy bar consists of nougat topped with peanuts and caramel and coated in chocolate.
Snickers
Represents the sound of someone noisily crying.
Boohoo
This witch is the eldest sibling of the Halloweentown franchise.
Marnie Piper
This fruity cereal is for kids, not silly rabbits!
Trix
Believed to be the result of nuclear-testing, this large iguana-like creature attacks Japanese fishing boats. It then travels to New York City, where it lays over 200 eggs.
Godzilla
This tri-colored triangular confections was created in the 1880s. They were designed to look like kernels.
Candy Corn
Portable music player featuring a cassette player and a handle for easy carrying. First seen in the 60s, but became extremely popular in the 80s.
Boombox
Student of the Hogwarts School of Witchcraft and Wizardry. This witch was often seen as unusual by her fellow classmates.
Luna Lovegood
Marketed with a toucan, this fruity cereal comes in the shape of multi-colored circles.
Froot Loops