FOOD
At Halloween parties, kids might play a game where they bob for this.
Apples
This well-known illusionist died in Detroit on Halloween night.
Harry Houdini
These flying creatures aren't from Transylvania... They live in Central and South America where they feed on cattle, horses, and birds.
Vampire Bats
In the 1993 animated film, "The Nightmare Before Christmas," this character is known as "The Pumpkin King"
Jack Skellington
Superstition says bad luck is imminent if you cross paths with this type of cat.
Black Cat
When picking a pumpkin, you'll notice they grow like this.
On vines.
This country is famously known as the place where Halloween originated.
Ireland
The legendary La Chupacabra translates to this beastly title in English.
Goat Sucker
This RL Stine book series has also been adapted for the big-screen.
Goosebumps
October 30th is also famously known as what.
Mischief Night
This treat has the honorary title of being America’s best selling Halloween candy.
Snickers
Before pumpkins, these vegetables were originally what Jack O’Lanterns were carved into.
Turnips
This science experiment was named after the doctor who created him.
Frankenstein
This Halloween radio drama caused a mass panic on October 30th, 1938.
War of the Worlds
This whacky product is banned in Hollywood, CA every year on October 30th-31st.
Silly String
This product’s famous tagline is “Melt in your mouth, not in your hands."
M&M's
In the Middle Ages, these were dug up and ground into medicine because they were thought to have healing properties.
Mummies
The lycanthrope is more commonly known as this.
Werewolf
Every Halloween Charlie Brown and Linus wait for this character to appear.
The Great Pumpkin
The term “Halloween” was originally derived from this ancient holiday.
All Hallow's Eve
Introduced in 1896, America’s first wrapped penny candy was this.
Tootsie Roll
Trick-or-treating evolved from this ancient people’s tradition of putting out treats to please spirits who roamed the streets.
Celtic
This tall, mythical creature is part man and part bull.
Minotaur
Bobby "Boris" Pickett reached #1 on the Hot 100 in 1962 for this Halloween hit.
Monster Mash
In the UK, this protector has many other titles like Gallybagger, Tattie Bogal, Murmet, Bwbach and Coigealack.
Scarecrow