Halloween Movies
When there is something strange in your neighborhood, you should call this group of spectral specialists.
Ghostbusters
The name of the antagonist in the movie who's title shares the name with the holiday being celebrated today.
Michael Myers
The date Halloween is celebrated on in the United States
October 31st
The more common name for a lycanthrope.
Werewolf
This candy, once called "chicken feed" has been around since the 1800s.
Candy Corn
This movie is the highest grossing Stephen King film adaptation to date.
It
This crazed movie villain's arm of choice happens to be a chainsaw.
Leatherface
This city hosts the world's largest Halloween parade.
New York City
This legendary creature, Spanish for "goat-sucker", was reportedly first seen in Puerto Rico in 1995.
La Chupacabra
This holiday is the second highest candy-selling holiday in the US.
Easter
The Conjuring
The name of the camp where a young boy drowns and eventually becomes Jason Voorhees.
Camp Crystal Lake
This vegetable was thought to have supernatural powers on Halloween.
Cabbage
Mary Shelly brought life to this popular monster in a ghost story competition with friends.
Frankenstein
This popular candy used to go by the name of "Penny Cups"
Reese's Peanut Butter Cups
This 1996 film coined the notorious phrase, "Do you like scary movies?"
Scream
This is the name of the the bride of Chucky. You wouldn't want to have breakfast at her house!
Tiffany
This eastern state in the US holds the world record for lit Jack-o'-lanterns.
New Hampshire
This monster hunter who takes down Dracula and saves Frankenstein's monster is portrayed by Hugh Jackman in the 2004 film.
Van Helsing
The name of this candy was also the name of a popular 90's rap song.
Tootsie Roll
The original mask that serial killer Michael Myers wears is a manipulated mold of this famous actor.
William Shatner (Captain Kirk)
What movie villain is known for eerily muttering the phrase, "A census taker once tried to test me. I ate his liver with some fava beans and a nice Chianti."
Hannibal Lector
This now widely accepted and popular Halloween tradition first took off in the 1930s.
Trick-or-Treating
This famous monster has an NHL team named after it.
The Jersey Devil
This candy once used the slogan, "Melts in your mouth, not in your hand."
M&Ms