"Spooky Screens
Halloween movies, TV specials, and iconic horror scenes."
Halloween movies, TV specials, and iconic horror scenes."
In this 1993 cult classic, three witch sisters return to Salem on Halloween night.
Answer: Hocus Pocus
“I vant to suck your blood!” This cape-wearing count has a thing for necks and nighttime
Answer: Who is Dracula?
She’s processing the trauma of being locked in a tower by a creepy enchantress who convinced her the outside world was full of monsters.
Answer: Who is Rapunzel?
This candy is shaped like corn but tastes like wax and sadness.
Answer: What is candy corn?
This vampire sparkled in the sunlight and brooded his way through high school romance.
Answer: Who is Edward Cullen?
This long-running AMC series taught us that zombies are slow, but drama is fast
Answer: What is The Walking Dead?
This masked villain only comes out on Halloween night and has a thing for babysitters.
Answer: Who is Michael Myers?
She’s working through the pressure of being the “chosen one” in a haunted family legacy, while secretly dreaming of escaping the ghost of perfection and forging her own spooky destiny.
Answer: Who is Mulan?
This 90s candy was a powder you dipped with a stick made of compressed sugar.
Answer: What is Fun Dip?
This vampire from Hotel Transylvania runs a resort for monsters and is voiced by Adam Sandler.
Answer: Who is Dracula?
This 1984 slasher introduced Freddy Krueger, who attacks you in your dreams.
Answer: What is A Nightmare on Elm Street?
This villain from Scream wears a ghost mask and uses horror movie trivia to terrify teens.
Answer: Who is Ghostface?
She’s confronting the horror of losing her voice—literally—after making a deal with a witch. Now she’s navigating love, identity, and underwater politics without being able to scream.
Answer: Who is Ariel (The Little Mermaid)?
This candy bar, once marketed as “nutritious,” was packed with nougat, caramel, and peanuts—and named after a horse.
Answer: What is Snickers?
This vampire slayer had a stake in high school drama and supernatural chaos in Sunnydale.
Answer: Who is Buffy Summers?
In this 2002 horror film, watching a cursed videotape means you’ll get a phone call and die in seven days.
Answer: What is The Ring?
This creepy character from The Sixth Sense whispers, “I see dead people,” and is haunted by ghostly visions
Answer: Who is Cole Sear?
She’s in therapy for chronic emotional isolation, developed after years of hiding her powers to avoid becoming the villain in her own haunted castle.
Answer: Who is Elsa?
This candy, shaped like tiny fruit, came in a cardboard box and made a rattling sound when shaken—perfect for annoying teachers.
Answer: What are Runts?
This vampire from True Blood owns a bar called Fangtasia and has a Viking past.
Answer: Who is Eric Northman?
This 1960s horror-comedy features a man-eating plant named Audrey II, a sadistic dentist, and a musical number about feeding people to flora.
What is Little Shop of Horrors?
This silent, top-hat-wearing figure from an Australian horror film pops out of a creepy pop-up book.
Answer: Who is The Babadook?
She’s unpacking the psychological effects of being caught between two worlds—one full of spirits and one full of demons—while trying to make peace with her identity and the ghosts of history.
Answer: Who is Pocahontas?
This discontinued candy bar was filled with coconut, caramel, and a whole lot of confusion—it was neither a Mounds nor an Almond Joy.
Answer: What is Reggie! Bar?
This vampire villain from What We Do in the Shadows insists he’s the “original” and has a flair for dramatic entrances.
Answer: Who is Nandor the Relentless?