Villains
Which Disney villain turns into a dragon at the end of Sleeping Beauty?
Maleficent
“Give me a break” is the slogan for this chocolate-covered wafer candy often handed out on Halloween.
Kit Kat
What fairy tale pumpkin turns into a carriage?
Cinderella
This 1993 movie features three witch sisters — Winifred, Sarah, and Mary — who are resurrected in modern-day Salem.
What is Hocus Pocus
What costume includes a red dress with white polka dots and mouse ears
Who is Minnie Mouse
In Psycho, the killer has a split personality. Who is the killer
These colorful, cone-shaped candies are made with sugar, corn syrup, and a little wax—some people love them, others hate them!
What is Candy Corn
These carved pumpkins, often with spooky faces, are named after an Irish folktale about a man called “Stingy Jack.”
What is a Jack-o-lantern
This macabre, spooky family created by cartoonist Charles Addams includes Gomez, Morticia, Wednesday, and Pugsley.
Who is The Addams Family
The word for this costume, often a staple at Halloween, comes from the Old English “wicce,” meaning “wise woman” or “sorceress.”
What is a witch
Name two Villains in the Batman Movies!
The Joker
Catwomen
Mr Freeze
The Riddler
The Penguin
This peanut butter and chocolate candy claims “There’s no wrong way to eat” it.
Pumpkins are a member of which family?
what are gourds
In this 1931 film, Boris Karloff famously portrayed a scientist who reanimates a corpse.
What is Frankenstein
The concept of dressing as this spectral figure has origins in the Celtic festival of Samhain, when people believed the dead could walk among the living.
What is a ghost
Who was the Villain in The 101 Dalmatians?
Cruella Di Vil
We are tiny fruit flavoured candy in red packaging!
What are three spices used for making pumpkin pie?
Cinnamon – the primary warm spice.
Nutmeg – adds a sweet, nutty aroma.
Ginger – gives a little zing.
Cloves – strong, aromatic, used sparingly.
Allspice – sometimes used as a blend of cinnamon, nutmeg, and cloves.
Vanilla extract – optional, adds depth and sweetness.
Salt – enhances all the flavors.
In 1978, John Carpenter introduced this silent, masked killer who terrorized teenagers on Halloween night.
Who is Michael Myers
During the 1930s, American children often wore homemade costumes made from simple materials; a common one was called “trick-or-treat witch,” which included a cone-shaped hat and this improvised accessory.
What is a broomstick
Who's the Villain in The Wizard of OZ?
The Wicked Witch of the West
“Melts in your mouth, not in your hands”
What is the heaviest pumpkin on record?
a) 2,749 lb
b) 3, 000 lb
c) 2,564 lb
what is A 2,749lb
This 1960 Alfred Hitchcock thriller features Norman Bates and a creepy motel that terrified audiences for decades.
What is Psycho
In Victorian-era Halloween celebrations, costumes often included this type of animal associated with wisdom and night, considered an omen in folklore.
What is an owl