Halloween History
October 31st
This fantasy TV show tells the story of a teenage witch of this name.
Sabrina Spellman
This state grows the most pumpkins
Illinois
Dracula calls this place home
Transylvania
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Beetlejuice
The English word 'Halloween' comes from "All Hallows' Eve", being the evening before "All Saints' Day" coming from this religion.
Christianity
This director is best known for Beetlejuice, Corpse Bride, and The Nightmare Before Christmas.
Tim Burton
Howl-O-Scream is at this theme park
Busch Gardens
Mary Shelley wrote this iconic novel.
Frankenstein
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Coraline
This theme park had the first Haunted House in 1969.
Disneyland - Haunted Mansion
Starring Sarah Michelle Gellar, the '90s series follows a high schooler as she battles against vampires, demons and other dark forces as one of the "Chosen Ones."
Buff the Vampire Slayer
Ghostface is the villain in this scary movie franchise
Scream
Assuming he hasn't lost any - a skeleton has this many bones.
206
3
Clue
Although now done with pumpkins, this root vegetable was the original food used for Jack-O-Lanterns
As Kanye West said "So much head I woke up to *blank* *blank*", this story of the headless horseman has been adapted several times to film and TV.
Sleepy Hollow
The Sanderson sisters are in this overrated Halloween movie
Hocus Pocus
This element is known as a werewolf's weakness.
Silver
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Nightmare on Elm Street
Guising is now known as this activity.
Trick-or-treating
Two parter!
1. This TV show is an American fantasy science fiction horror anthology series which ran for five seasons from October 2, 1959, to June 19, 1964.
2. This TV show, inspired by the first show, uses the themes of technology and media to comment on contemporary social issues.
The Twilight Zone and Black Mirror
Patrick thinks this is by far the most overrated Halloween candy
Candy Corn
George Romero's movies are known for popularizing the modern-day version of this monster.
Zombies
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Frankenhooker