Monster Mash
Candy Rush
History & Lore
Movies & TV
Spooky Symbols
100

This Romanian count is famous for sleeping in a coffin and transforming into a bat

Who is Dracula?

100

This tri-colored, pyramid-shaped sweet is a staple of Autumn, even if people love to hate it

What is Candy Corn?

100

This Massachusetts city is famous for its 1692 witch trials and is a massive tourist destination every October

What is Salem?


100

This friendly ghost lives in Whipstaff Manor and just wants to make friends instead of scaring people

Who is Casper?


100

These eight-legged arachnids weave intricate webs to catch their prey

What are spiders?

200

Mary Shelley wrote the 1818 novel about this scientist who created a monster from reanimated body parts

Who is Victor Frankenstein? (Also accept Frankenstein)

200

This chocolate bar features nougat, caramel, and peanuts, and shares its name with a quiet laugh

What is Snickers?

200

To ward off evil spirits, people originally carved these large root vegetables before switching to pumpkins

What are turnips?

200

In this 2012 stop-motion film, a boy named Norman can see and speak with the dead, including his eccentric grandmother

What is ParaNorman?

200

This nocturnal mammal is the only one capable of true, sustained flight

What is a bat?

300

This mythical beast is a human who transforms into a ravenous wolf during a full moon

What is a werewolf? (Also accept lycanthrope)

300

According to a popular 1970s commercial, Mr. Owl says it takes three licks to get to the Tootsie Roll center of this specific candy

What is a Tootsie Pop?

300

According to Irish legend, Jack-o'-lanterns are named after a stingy man named Jack who tricked this entity

Who is the Devil?

300

This skeleton breaks out into song while proclaiming himself "The Pumpkin King" of Halloween Town

What is Jack Skellington?

300

Superstition states that if one of these dark-furred felines crosses your path, you will suffer bad luck

What is a black cat?

400

Enclosed in stone coffins called sarcophagi, these preserved Egyptian corpses are wrapped in linen strips

What are mummies?

400

This red, chewy candy was originally made with licorice root, though strawberry is now the most popular flavor

What are Twizzlers?

400

This type of animal—often a cat, toad, or owl—is known in folklore as a witch’s magical companion or helper

What is a familiar?

400

In this movie, Dracula throws a massive party to celebrate his daughter Mavis' 118th birthday

What is Hotel Transylvania?

400

These glowing insects use bioluminescence to attract mates, but their eerie nighttime light fits right into a haunted woods setting

What are fireflies? (Also accept lightning bugs)

500

These creatures once were human but now appear dishelved and have a curious craving for a specific cranium organ

What are Zombies?

500

Created in 1912, these circular hard candies with a hole in the middle were named for their resemblance to ship safety devices

What are Life Savers?

500

Transylvania, a region famous for vampire lore, is located in this European country

What is Romania?

500

In this movie, the Sanderson sisters are accidentally resurrected when Max lights the black flame candle

What is Hocus Pocus?

500

This heavy silk fabric, often used to line coffins, shares its name with a large, glossy black bird

What is raven? (Raven satin/velvet)