(If you know these consider yourself an expert)
What is another name for Halloween?
What is:
All Hollows' Eve
Which of the horror movie killers kills his victims in their dreams?
Who is:
Freddy Krueger
What is the official first day of autumn (this year)?
What is:
September 22
Which kind of chocolate does not contain cocoa?
What is:
White chocolate
Corvid's only word in "The Raven" by Edgar Allan Poe
What is:
Nevermore
When is the witching hour?
When is:
3:00 - 4:00 AM
Which horror movie serial killer wears a mask made of human flesh?
Who is:
Leatherface
What was fall originally called?
What is:
Harvest
What was the original flavor of Swedish fish?
What is:
Raspberry
What is the first book in the Goosebumps series?
What is:
Welcome to Dead House (1992)
Before pumpkins, which root vegetables did the Irish and Scottish carve on Halloween?
What are:
Turnips
Which horror movie killer wears a hockey mask?
Who is:
Jason Voorhees
Which US state is the largest pumpkin grower?
What is:
Illinois
Which candy is considered the most popular during Halloween in the U.S.?
What are:
Reese's Peanut Butter Cups
Where does the rhyme "double, double toil, and trouble" come from?
What is:
Macbeth
When did Halloween start?
When is:
Around 600 AD
Who is the killer of "Halloween"?
Who is:
Michael Myers
What are fall's three zodiac signs?
What are:
Libra, Scorpio, and Sagittarius
Which Halloween candy was originally referred to as chicken feed?
What is:
Candy corn
Who wrote the classic horror novel, Frankenstein?
Who is:
Mary Shelley
What is having a fear of Halloween called?
What is:
Samhainophobia
Which horror movie killer was at one time called Charles Lee Ray?
Who is:
Chucky
Is a pumpkin a fruit or a vegetable?
What is:
Fruit
Kit Kats are a big hit in Japan, about how many flavors has this country produced?
What is:
300
In the Boston Athenaeum there is memoir by the career criminal James Allen, alias George Walton. What is the cover of this book made of?
What is:
Allen's own skin
(inscription reads: “Hic Liber Waltonis Cute Compactus Est” or “This book was bound in Walton’s skin.”)