Who Said Boo?
'I see dead people' is the famous line spoken by Cole Sear in this 1999 supernatural thriller.
The Sixth Sense
This Massachusetts town is famous for its 1692 witch trials.
Salem
In the original 1978 Halloween movie, this masked killer stalks babysitters in Haddonfield.
Michael Myers
This headless figure is the most famous supernatural character in The Legend of Sleepy Hollow.
The Headless Horseman
This candy bar features nougat, caramel, and peanuts covered in milk chocolate and shares its name with a common laughing sound.
Snickers
'It's showtime!' is a famous line from this mischievous ghost, whose name must be spoken three times to summon him.
Beetlejuice
This famous Pennsylvania battlefield is associated with numerous ghost stories following an 1863 Civil War battle.
Gettysburg
In Hocus Pocus, this is the last name of the three witch sisters.
Sanderson
This schoolteacher is the main character pursued by the Headless Horseman.
Ichabod Crane
This colorful candy was originally sold under the slogan 'Melts in your mouth, not in your hand.'
M&M's
'Here's Johnny!' is the line shouted by Jack Torrance as he breaks through a bathroom door in this Stanley Kubrick film.
The Shining
This famous hotel in Colorado helped inspire Stephen King's novel The Shining.
Stanley Hotel
In Hocus Pocus, the Sanderson sisters return after this magical candle is lit.
Black Flame Candle
This American author wrote The Legend of Sleepy Hollow.
Washington Irving
This chocolate-covered candy bar, introduced in 1921, is named after a baseball player.
Baby Ruth
'They're here!' is a famous line spoken by young Carol Anne in this 1982 supernatural horror film.
Poltergeist
This 19th-century Kentucky sanatorium, once used to treat tuberculosis patients, has become famous for its reported paranormal activity.
Waverly Hills Sanatorium
In the Harry Potter series, this spell is used to summon objects to the caster.
Accio
The Headless Horseman is said to have lost his head during this American war.
The Revolutionary War
This chewy, fruit-flavored candy was introduced in the United Kingdom in 1960 under the name Opal Fruits.
Starburst
'Be afraid. Be very afraid.' is a famous warning spoken by Veronica Quaife in this 1986 science-fiction horror film.
The Fly
This California mansion is famous for its unusual staircases and doors, and was built by the widow of a firearms heir.
Winchester Mystery House
In the 1996 film Scream, this fictional town is the setting for the original Ghostface murders.
Woodsboro
The Legend of Sleepy Hollow was first published in this century.
19th century (1800s)
This candy was originally called 'Chicken Feed' when it was marketed in the late 1800s.
Candy Corn