Halloween Movies
You have to say Beetlejuice’s name this many times to get him to show up
A. One
B. Three
C. One Hundred
B. Three
Halloween originated in this country
A. England
B. America
C. Scotland
D. Ireland
D. Ireland
According to the song, this family is 'creepy, kooky, mysterious and spooky'
A. The Munsters
B. The Addams Family
C. The Simpsons
D. The Boxtrolls
B. The Addams Family
This person founded the Hershey company
A. Hershey T. Walker
B. Milton S. Hershey
C. Harry Hersh
B. Who was Milton S. Hershey?
If you have an intense fear of Halloween, you may have this phobia
A. Phasmophobia
B. Samhainophobia
C. Wiccaphobia
D. Halloweenophobia
B. Samhainophobia
This spice protects Max, Dani, and Allison from the Sanderson Sisters movie Hocus Pocus
A. Salt
B. Pepper
C. Chili
D. Paprika
A. Salt
The first Jack-o-Lanterns were carved out of this
A. Watermelons
B. Cantaloupe
C. Turnips
D. Pumpkins
C. Turnips
This singer had a hit with the song Disturbia
A. Rihana
B. Alicia Keys
C. Beyonce
A. Rihana
Every eight hour shift at the M&M factory near Mt. Olive, NJ produces this many pieces of candy.
A. 1 million
B. Ten thousand
C. Two billion
D. 100 million
C. Two billion
That works out to 4 million M&Ms a minute. That’s almost enough made each day to fill an Olympic-sized swimming pool, which would need about 2.4 billion M&Ms in order to become a deliciously eccentric Olympic event.
On average each pumpkin contains this many seeds
A. 100
B. 300
C. 500
D. 1,000
C. 500
The movie Paranorman takes place in this town
A. Sleepy Hollow
B. Blithe Spirit
C. Blithe Hollow
D. Flanders
C. Blithe Hollow
This was the decade in which trick or treating became popular
A. 1930's
B. 1940's
C. 1950's
C. What are the 1950's?
The lyrics, "If there's something strange in your neighborhood, who ya gonna call?" come from the popular '80's song
A. Frankenweenie, by Adele
B. Thriller, by Michael Jackson
C. Ghostbusters, by Ray Parker Jr.
D. Casper? Not all that friendly, by Foo Fighters
C. Ghostbusters, by Ray Parker Jr.
The slogan: “Don’t let hunger happen to you” is from this candy
A. Butterfinger
B. Milky Way
C. Snickers
D. Twix
C. Snickers
This was the name of Dracula's sidekick
A. Vermon
B. Renfield
C. Fischer
D. Jeff
B. Renfield
This is the name of the father in "The Addams Family"
A. Gomez
B. Gordon
C. Lurch
A. Who is Gomez Addams?
A pumpkin is a vegetable
A. True
B. False
B. False
Vince Guaraldi wrote and preformed the music for this famous Halloween cartoon that is played every year
What is "It's the Great Pumpkin Charlie Brown"
In the movie "E.T.," this was the candy that Elliot used to find E.T.
A. Reese's Pieces
B. Skittles
C. M&M's
D. Twix
A. What are Reese's Pieces
This famous person is said to haunt the White House Rose Garden
A. George Washington
B. Dolly Madison
C. Freddy Krueger
D. John F. Kennedy
B. Dolly Madison
In the Harry Potter movies, the spell LUMOS means
A. Wand Lighting Charm
B. Flying Charm
C. Invisible Charm
A. Wand Lighting Charm
In the popular Halloween Candy Buyback program, children sell their uneaten candy to local dentists who then distribute it to whom
A. Children from other countries
B. Elderly people in retirement homes
C. Candy companies
D. Deployed military personnel
D. Deployed military personnel
This 90's alternative/indie band had a hit with the song "Bullet with Butterfly Wings"
A. Smashing Pumpkins
B. Rob Zombie
C. Kiss
D. Ghost City
A. Smashing Pumpkins
This is what the two M's stand for in the M&M's logo
A. Matt and Monkey
B. Mars and Murrie
C. Milton and Murrie
D. Mike and Ike
B. What is Mars and Murrie?
Transylvania is a region in this European country
A. Germany
B. Romania
C. Hungary
D. Yugoslavia
B. Romania
In the movie Scoob, Velma dressed as this person for Halloween
A. The Knight Sir Lancelot
B. The Judge Ruth Bader Ginsburg
C. The Singer Rihanna
D. Supergirl
B. The Judge Ruth Bader Ginsburg
According to the Guinness Book of World Records, this is fastest time to carve a pumpkin
A. 32.93 seconds
B. 3.18 seconds
C. 16.47seconds
D. 43.59 seconds
C. 16.47 seconds
The fastest time to carve a pumpkin is 16.47 seconds achieved by Stephen Clarke (USA) on PIX11 Morning News in New York, New York, USA, on 31 October 2013. The jack-o'-lantern is required to have a complete face, including eyes, nose, mouth and ears. Clarke broke his Guinness World Record of 16.47 seconds for speed carving a single pumpkin by carving a Jack O’ Lantern in 9.4 seconds in front of an enthusiastic outdoor audience at a Fall Harvest party at Waynesboro, Virginia in 2020.
Finish the lyrics from “Monster Mash”: “I was working in the _____ late one night, when my eyes beheld an eerie sight.”
A. Basement
B. Attic
C. Lab
C. Lab
The average American household spends this much on Halloween candy each year
A. $28
B. $31
C. $44
D. $52
B. $31
A group of witches is called this
A. Gaggle
B. Flock
C. Murder
D. Coven
D. Coven
In the movie Frankenweenie, this is the name of the dog
A. Shelly
B. Victor
C. Sparky
D. Max
C. Sparky
This celebrity famously died on October 31, 1926
A. Harry Houdini
B. Charles Lindbergh
C. Elvis Presley
D. Marilyn Monroe
A. Harry Houdini. (Initially considered a hoax)
Although not about Halloween, the Irish Rock Band, The Cranberries is famous for this song?
A. The Purple People Eater
B. Zombie
C. Haunted
D. Witchcraft
B. Zombie
This is the order of the colors on a piece of candy corn from base to point
Yellow (base), orange (middle), and white (top)
The world’s heaviest pumpkin weighed in at this whopping weight
A. 2,096 Lbs
B. 1,036 Lbs
C. 382 Lbs
D. 9,749 Lbs
D. 2,479 Lbs
The Nightmare Before Christmas is about Christmas, Halloween, or both
A. Christmas
B. Halloween
C. Both
C. Both
Vampire Bats originate from this country
A. Argentina
B. Germany
C. Romania
D. Moldova
A. Argentina
Unlike what most people believe, vampire bats (the ones that actually exist and can give you a form of rabies) are actually found in Southern Argentina
The song “Werewolves of London” was made famous by this singer
A. Ed Sheeran
B. Warren Zevon
C. Frank Sinatra
D. Ariana Grande
B. Warren Zevon
The inventor of cotton candy held this full time job
A. Dentist
B. Butcher
C. Nurse
D. Carnival Carny
A. Dentist
In 1897, dentist William Morrison (a candy maker and dentist, respectively) partnered with confectioner John C. Wharton to devise a machine that used centrifugal force to turn sugar into cotton-like strands. The result was cotton candy, but that name didn’t come until the 1920s. Morrison and Wharton called their treat “Fairy Floss.”
Dr. Frankenstein's first name was
A. Freddy
B. Victor
C. Frank
D. George
B. Victor