Traditions
In order to get candy, Halloween celebrants must say this phrase at the door.
"Trick or treat"
This Disney movie features three Salem witches who are brought back from the dead when a teenager lights the Black-Flame Candle.
Hocus Pocus
This villain slashes teenagers in their dreams in the Nightmare on Elm Street series.
Freddy Krueger
In this classic Halloween song, Frankenstein's creation does a brand new dance (it was a graveyard smash!).
"The Monster Mash"
This chocolate candy bar contains lots of filling peanuts and caramel, because "you're not you when you're hungry".
Snickers
This is the proper name for a carved pumpkin.
Jack o' Lantern
In the Charlie Brown Halloween special, Linus waits all night in the pumpkin patch for this mythical character to appear.
The Great Pumpkin
*DOUBLE JEOPARDY*
This slasher is most often seen with a machete and his signature hockey mask.
Jason Voorhees
This spooky breakfast cereal features a fruity ghost.
Boo Berry
*DOUBLE JEOPARDY*
The lore of this candy was an accidental mix of peanut butter and chocolate.
Reese's
All Hallows' Eve is actually a Christian holiday, preceding what holiday on November 1?
All Saints' Day (All Hallows' Day)
Jack Skellington
This slasher is known for his plain white mask, dark blue jumpsuit, and butcher-knife combo.
Michael Myers
In the Charlie Brown Halloween special, what item does Chuck keep getting instead of candy?
Rocks
This chocolate candy is named for Forrest E. Mars and Bruce Murrie, both big names in the candy biz.
M&Ms
Before being co-opted by the Catholic church, All Hallows' Eve went by what name among the Celtic Pagans of the British Isles?
Samhain (SA'-wen)
In The Simpsons: Treehouse of Horror I, Lisa reads aloud Edgar Allan Poe's "The Raven." In a mashup with Bart's catchphrase, 'Quoth the raven, ___"
"Eat my shorts."
This slasher is more mask than person in the Scream series.
Ghost Face
Uncle Fester
A bad translation of this candy's name might be, "happy farmer".
Jolly Rancher
This is the name for the field of study that includes subjects such as the Loch Ness Monster, Bigfoot, and Mothman.
Cryptozoology
This antagonist of The Nightmare Before Christmas menaces all the other characters from his gambling den lair.
Oogie Boogie (The Boogie Man)
Johnny Depp played this slasher in the movie adaptation of a stage musical, tag-lined: "The Demon Barber of Fleet Street".
Sweeney Todd
This classic TV series featured a happy suburban family comprising a vampire mom, Frankenstein dad, and werewolf son.
The Munsters
This chocolate and nougat candy bar is named after the main character trio of a French adventure novel.
3 Musketeers