Traditions
Name a Halloween tradition
Bobbing for apples, pumpkin carving, telling scary stories, etc.
Spiders have 8 legs and 8 what?
Eyes
The friendliest ghost
Casper
This candy was named after Frank Mars' favorite horse
Snickers
People say that if you cross paths with this animal, it's bad luck.
Black cat
This is another name for Halloween
All Hallow's Eve (other answers accepted if you can think of one!)
A vampire sleeps in this
A coffin
A Halloween movie about twins who are witches
Twitches, or Twiches 2
This candy is made in 300 flavors
KitKats
The word "bonfire" originated from these two words
Bone and Fire
What country celebrates the Day of the Dead?
Mexico
Name 2 rival monsters
Vampires and werewolves, Godzilla and Mothra, etc.
Psycho (1960) is the first American movie to feature this item, found in a bathroom
A toilet
Chicken feed was the original name of this candy
Candy corn
This item is banned in California on Halloween
Silly String
The first First Lady to decorate the White House for Halloween
Mamie Eisenhower in 1958
The last year someone was convicted of witchcraft
1944, Jane Rebecca Yorke in East London
Every year, Charlie Brown helps his friend Linus wait for this character to appear
The Great Pumpkin
Average calories in a Trick-or-Treater's hoard (in thousands)
11,000
This is the most common Halloween costume for pets
A pumpkin
When was Trick-or-Treat for UNICEF founded?
1950
In Mary Shelley's Frankenstein, who is Frankenstein?
The mad scientist
The most commercially successful film in the Paranormal Activity franchise.
Paranormal Activity 3
The most popular Halloween candy in America (2019 study)
Skittles
Famous magician who died on Halloween
Harry Houdini
In what country did Halloween start?
Ireland
Where the real Ichabod Crane lived
Not Sleepy Hollow, but Staten Island
This famous vampire novel turned movie franchise was inspired in part by My Chemical Romance.
Twilight
This many pounds of candy corn are produced each year (in millions).
35 million pounds - or 9 billion pieces
The only holiday that surpasses Halloween in consumer sales (in a normal year I suppose)
Christmas