Which Witch??
Spoopy Vibes
Screens & Screams
Monsters Under the Bed
Terrifying Traditions & History
100

This is another name for a large kettle or boiler.

What is a cauldron?

100

This is the most disliked Halloween candy in America.

What is candy corn?

100

This movie is rated #1 on Rotten Tomatoe’s list of Scariest Horror Movies Ever.

What is “The Exorcist”?

100

The mummy originated from this country.

What is Egypt?

100

This famous magician died on Halloween in 1926.

Who is Harry Houdini?

200

A herd. A colony. A flock? This is the name for a group of witches.

What is a coven?

200

This vegetable was once thought to have supernatural powers on Halloween.

What is cabbage?

200

You may not believe it, but this is the highest grossing horror movie to date.

What is “It”?

200

According to a legend, tattoos, a unibrow, and a long middle finger are signs of this Halloween creature.

What is a werewolf?

200

This was the first First Lady to decorate the White House for Halloween. Extra 300 points if you get the exact year.

Who is Mamie Eisenhower?

***1958

300

This is the name for a man who practices witchcraft.

What is a warlock?

300

This female author wrote the 1818 classic book “Frankenstein”.

Who is Mary Shelley?

300

This sport mask is associated with the Friday the 13th franchise.

What is a hockey mask?

300

This is the year the song “Monster Mash” was released. (over/under 5 year range).

What is 1962? 

(1957-1967 accepted)

300

The term “jack o’lantern” originates from an Irish folktale about a cheap man named “Stingy Jack” who did this action.

What is making a deal with the devil?

400

This film popularized the modern visual image of the witch, with flowing robes, a pointed hat, a mole, and a hooked nose

What is the “Wizard of Oz”?

400

This is the phobia of having a fear of Halloween.

What is Samhainophobia?

400

"The Conjuring" films are based off of two real-life paranormal investigators, and they are definitely OTP.

Who are Ed and Lorraine Warren?

400

An esteemed 18th-century cabinetmaker who turned to burglary to fund his gambling problem was the inspiration for this “two faced” monster.

Who is Dr. Jekyll and/or Mr. Hyde?

400

Scottish women hung these in front of a fire to see their future husbands on Halloween.


What are wet sheets?

500

“Double, double toil and trouble” comes from what Shakespeare play?

What is "Macbeth"?

500

This city hosts the world’s largest Halloween parade. Extra 100 points if you can name the parade. 

What is New York?

***Greenwich Village Halloween Parade

500

"Psycho" was the first American film to feature this particular household object on screen

What is a toilet?

500

This is the most recent actor to play Dracula in a film. Extra 200 points if you can name the movie!

Who is Nicolas Cage? (or who is Javier Botet?)

***Reinfield and The Last Voyage of the Demeter

500

This ancient Roman goddess is said to be honored on Halloween.


Who is Pomona?

  • She is the goddess of fruit and trees—many believe bobbing for apples on Halloween stemmed from Roman traditions to honor Pomona.