Costumes
Red cape, red skirt, and a basket with baked goods
Little Red Riding Hood
Likely to give you bad luck if you and a friend walk two different ways.
Splitting a pole
____, Sweet, Gone.
Sour Patch Kids
This being is frequently portrayed as being transparent, comically known for saying “BOO!”
Ghost
This supernatural horror requires you to stay awake to prevent being killed in your dreams by a man in a Christmas sweater
A Nightmare on Elm Street (1984)
Metal all over, oil can, all you need now is a heart.
Tin Man
Likely to give you bad luck if you open this object indoors
Opening an umbrella inside
Commonly known for it’s combination of chocolate and peanut butter
Reese’s Peanut Butter Cup
Only turns once on a full moon
Werewolf
This horror/slasher executes the killings all at Camp Crystal Lake.
Friday the 13th (1980)
Red and blue, with webs all over.
Spiderman
Doing this should prevent any unwanted actions that were previously said
Knocking On Wood
This chocolate-caramel biscuit treat is known for its debate of the left vs. right.
Twix
This creature is unable to go into the sunlight and thrives at night
Vampire
This supernatural horror movie focuses on terrorizing children in the form of a clown.
IT (1990)
Hockey Mask, blue jumpsuit, and a machete.
Jason Vorhees
This day is known for being unlucky
Friday the 13th
Likely to break a tooth if you bite too hard, this candy comes in the shape of a cylinder.
Jolly Rancher
Is able to lure you into a hypnotic trance with just a song.
Mermaid/Siren
This supernatural horror includes an antagonist that hunts down two siblings looking to take someone's peepers
Jeepers Creepers (2001)
Wings, Green Dress, and pom pom slippers.
Tinker Bell
This action will bring you seven years of bad luck.
Breaking a Mirror
This candy is known for it’s color assortment of orange, white, and yellow.
Candy Corn
Known in America as a Fox, this supernatural creature in Japanese culture is portrayed as tricksters that can come in 13 different forms.
Kitsune
This psychological supernatural horror film involves a videotape giving you seven days to live upon watching it.
The Ring
Fun Fact: The American version is rated PG-13 and the Japanese version is currently Not Rated