Halloween Movies
Halloween Songs
Halloween Candy
100
How many times do you have to have to say Beetlejuice’s name to get him to show up?
A. One
B. Three
C. One Hundred
B. Three
100
According to the song, which family was 'creepy, kooky, mysterious and spooky'?
A. The Munsters
B. The Addams Family
C. The Simpsons
D. The Boxtrolls
B. The Addams Family
100
This person founded the Hershey company.
A. Hershey T. Walker
B. Milton S. Hershey
C. Harry Hersh
B. Who was Milton S. Hershey?
200
Which spice protects Max, Dani, and Allison from the Sanderson Sisters in the movie Hocus Pocus?
A. Salt
B. Pepper
C. Chili
D. Paprika
A. Salt
200
Who sings the song "Disturbia"?
A. Rihanna
B. Alicia Keys
C. Beyonce
A. Rihanna
200
M&M candies are from a factory near Mt. Olive, NJ. How many are made in each eight hour shift?
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.
300
What is the name of the town with the Headless Horseman?
A. Sleepy Hollow
B. Blithe Spirit
C. Blithe Hollow
D. Flanders
A. Sleepy Hollow
300
What song do these lyrics come from: "If there's something strange in your neighborhood, who ya gonna call?"
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.
300
The slogan: “Don’t let hunger happen to you” is from which candy's advertisement campaign?
A. Butterfinger
B. Milky Way
C. Snickers
D. Twix
C. Snickers
400
This is the name of the father in "The Addams Family."
A. Gomez
B. Gordon
C. Lurch
A. Who is Gomez Addams?
400
Vince Guaraldi wrote and performed the music for this famous Halloween cartoon that is played every year.
What is "It's the Great Pumpkin Charlie Brown"
400
How many calories are in an average trick-or-treater’s Halloween stash?
A. About 11,000
B. About 100
C. About 1,000
A. About 11,000
500
What is the most commercially successful horror movie of all time?
A. It
B. Halloween
C. Hocus Pocus
A. It
500
How much did Michael Jackson's "Thriller" music video cost?
A. 1 thousand dollars
B. 1 million dollars
C. A half a million dollars
D. 1 billion dollars
C. A half a million dollars
The most expensive music video ever made.
500
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
B. What is Mars and Murrie?
600
What is the name of the serial killer in the "Halloween" series?
A. Freddy Krueger
B. Michael Myers
C. Harry Potter
D. Annabelle
B. Michael Myers
600
Finish the lyrics from “Monster Mash”: “I was working in the _____ late on night, when my eyes beheld an eerie sight.”
A. Basement
B. Attic
C. Lab
C. Lab
600
The average American household spends how much on Halloween candy each year?
A. $28
B. $35
C. $44
D. $52
C. $44
700
What town does Hocus Pocus take place in?
A. Sleepy Hollow
B. Casper, Wyoming
C. Salem, Massachusetts
D. Tombstone, Arizona
C. Salem, Massachusetts
700
In the movie "Hocus Pocus", what song do the Sanderson sisters sing at the Halloween party?
A. Ghost Busters
B. Zombie
C. I Put a Spell on You
D. Witchcraft
C. I Put a Spell on You
700
What's the color order of a piece of candy corn (base to point)
Yellow (base), orange (middle), and white (top)
800
How much did the mask Michael Myers wears in the original Halloween movie cost?
A. $100
B. $10
C. $2
D. $1000
C. $2
800
Who sings these lyrics: "'Cause this is thriller, thriller night, and no one's gonna save you from the beast about strike."?
A. Ed Sheeran
B. Michael Jackson
C. Frank Sinatra
D. Ariana Grande
B. Michael Jackson
800
What is the occupation of the inventor of cotton candy?
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.”