General Facts
What is another name for Halloween?
All Hallows Eve
Michael Myers' mask in Halloween was that of a famous actor. Which one?
William Shatner
Which Tim Burton Disney Movie features dogs as the main characters?
Frankenweenie (2012)
What are the 3 most popular Halloween candies in America?
Reese's Cups, Skittles, M&M
Who are the guests of the Halloween party according to the lyrics of "Monster Mash"?
Wolfman, Dracula , and his son
What are the Halloween colors?
Black, orange and purple
Which horror movie had Kirsten Dunst play a young vampire?
Interview with a vampire
Which horror movie featured Sarah Jessica Parker as a witch?
Hocus Pocus
What two candy bars were the first to come in fun size?
Snickers and Milky Way
Who is the author of the book Dracula?
Bram Stoker
What do you call the fear of Halloween?
Samhainophobia
Which horror movie earned the most at the box office?
It
Which famous pirate franchise comes under Disney Studio?
The Pirates of the Caribbean
Which is the least popular Halloween Candy?
Candy Corn
What was Bram Stoker's original name for Dracula?
Count Wampyr
When is the next time there will be a full moon on Halloween?
2039
Which vintage horror movie got 10 academy award nominations?
The Exorcist (1974)
Which Disney flick has a soundtrack that was highly experimental?
Fantasia
How far in advance does Hershey's start production on Halloween candy?
6 months in advance
Who performs the theme song for the movie Ghostbusters?
Ray Erskine Parker Jr
Where did real mummies originate?
Ancient Egypt
Which movie features a child who can see dead people?
The Sixth Sense
Which horror movie features Mickey Mouse gone mad?
The Mouse Trap and Screamboat (1928)
In which decade did the term "trick-or-treat" originate?
In the 1920s
Who performs the original Monster Mash song and what year was it released?
Bobby "Boris" Pickett & The Crypt Kickers
The song "Monster Mash" was banned by the BBC in 1962 because they considered it "too morbid," "inappropriate," and "in poor taste" due to its graveyard-themed lyrics and horror imagery. The ban on airplay was eventually lifted, and the song became a seasonal hit in the UK, reaching #3 in 1973