Halloween History
Jack-o-lanterns were originally carried by "guisers" (early trick treaters) for this purpose
To scare away evil spirits
A water monster. Every time its head is chopped off it grows two heads.
Hydra
What movie are the Sanderson Sisters in?
Hocus Pocus
What is the oldest Halloween candy?
Candycorn
In what American state is it illegal to be a priest or nun for Halloween? Hint: a southern state
Alabama
Many medieval churches in Europe had gargoyles whose designs were based on these mythical creatures.
Dragon
Rises from the ashes of the one before it.
Phoenix
In "The Thing", the creature is discovered in this icy location.
Antartica
The middle layer of a piece of Candy Corn is this color.
Orange
Before they carved pumpkins, what did the Irish used to carve?
Turnips
In modern fiction, it is claimed that a werewolf is vulnerable to this type of metal.
Silver
has the head of a human, the body of a lion and the tail of a scorpion.
Manticore
A cursed videotape brings death to the viewer in 7 days in this 2002 movie.
THe RIng
What’s the mega-popular Halloween candy that was named after a horse?
Snickers
In which European country did Halloween originate?
Ireland
The Celtic holiday Halloween is based off of?
you prob wont get this
Samhain
An ape-like cyptid that usually inhabits forest, also known as a sasquatch
BigFOOT
The man from Silence of the Lambs who kept a girl in his well
Buffalo Bill
hese candy bars got their name because they originally came as three different pieces that were chocolate, vanilla, and strawberry.
Three Musketeers
What 2 colors are most closely associated with Halloween?
Black and Orange
Unmarried women in Scotland were told that if they sat in a darkened room and gazed into a mirror on Halloween night, this would happen.
the face of their future husband would appear in the mirror?
Main fictional Character from the short story of 'The Legend of Sleepy Hollow" by American author Washington Irving.
Ichabod Crane or the headless horseman
A haunted hotel drives Jack Torrance insane in this 1980 Stephen King adaption.
The Shining
During WWII, this nostalgic candy often seen at Halloween was a part of soldiers' field rations due to its longevity in numerous environmental conditions.
Tootsie Rolls
Who you gonna call?
GhosteBusters