Candy
Originally called "chicken feed" what do we now call this typical Halloween treat?
Candy Corn
What is the name of the scary clown from the Stephen King Franchise 'It'?
Pennywise
In 2019, Chesapeake, Virginia became one of the latest cities to ban anyone over 14 from doing this on Halloween?
trick or treating
According to superstition, a person born on Halloween has what particular ability?
The ability to see and talk to spirits
Which country celebrates the Day of the Dead starting at midnight on Oct. 31?
Mexico
This candy was first introduced in Japan in 2000 and now offers more than 350 flavors ranging from coconut and cheesecake to wasabi and purple sweet potato.
Kit Kat
What is the full name of the villain from the Friday the 13th series?
Jason Vorhees
This Halloween tradition stems from the ancient festival Samhain where it was done to keep ghosts away
dressing up in costumes
As part of a matchmaking tradition women would peel these on Halloween and thrown the peel over their shoulder with the idea being, whatever letter the peel formed would be the initial of their spouse.
Also used in another matchmaking superstition involving water.
Apples
Name one of the two countries widely credited with originating the idea of wearing costumes on Halloween?
Scotland and Ireland
According to September 2019 data from candystore.com this candy was the most popular Halloween candy with an average of 3.3 million pounds sold each Halloween.
Skittles
Which Ghostbusters actor also co-wrote the screenplay for the movie?
Dan Aykroyd and Harold Ramis
According to Live Science, some pranksters follow a stinky tradition of collecting rotten vegetables and leaving them near their neighbors' doors in honor of this, celebrated on October 30th.
Cabbage Night
According to legend, if you see this on Halloween night, it means a loved one is watching over you?
Spider
At the end of every October for more than 23 years, nearly 4000 costumed Halloween enthusiasts from around the world gather in this country for a massive Halloween Parade with costumes ranging from frightening to anime cosplay drawing in more than 120,000 onlookers.
Japan (Kawasaki, just outside of Tokyo)
According to National Retail Federation data, Americans reportedly spent $2.1 billion total on Halloween candy, which is actually second in money spent behind to which holiday?
Easter (reportedly $2.4 billion)
What does the girl from 'The Ring' whisper on the phone?
"7 Days"
Coming in at roughly $500 million, this is the amount of money Americans spend annually on what for Halloween?
Pet costumes
According to superstition, staring into this at midnight on Halloween will cause you to see your future husband/wife
A mirror
The Hungry Ghost Festival is celebrated in this country and involves a month-long tradition of honoring the dead.
China
This, used to carry trick or treating hauls, is estimated at being able to hold over 1,600 pieces of candy when full.
A pillow case
Which vintage horror movie got 10 Academy Award Nominations?
'The Exorcist (1974)'
Out of which vegetable were Jack O’ Lanterns originally made?
Turnips
The origin of this Halloween tradition stems from Celtic lore referring to a miserly old man who used to play tricks on the devil and was thereby denied entrance to heaven and hell and condemned to wander the Earth and lead people astray from their paths.
carving Jack-O-Lanterns
People from all around the world flock to this country each year to celebrate Halloween at Bran Castle, believed to be the home of Vlad "The Impaler".
Romania