General Halloween Trivia
Halloween can be traced back to a Celtic holiday. What’s the name of that holiday
(Samhain)
What animal was believed to protect witches' powers from negative forces?
Black cats
Which NON-American alternative rock band famously sang about “Zombies
The Cranberries
Name two movies where the dolls are possessed!
Chucky and Anabelle
Who is the author of Frankenstein?
Mary Shelley
In which country did Halloween originate?
Ireland
The Lycanthrope is commonly known as
Werewolf/Wolfman
Name the band that sang Pet Sematary which originally belonged to the 1989 cult classic film of the same title?
The Ramones
In “The Addams Family,” what is the name of the disembodied hand that acts as a helper?
Thing
The Goosebumps series of books first gave readers the chills in 1992 - but who writes them?
RL Stine
Transylvania is a region in which country?
Romania
On which continent are vampire bats found?
South America
Famously covered by Nina Simone, this Screamin’ Jay Hawkins song featured in the American fantasy comedy film, Hocus Pocus (sang by witches 3, Sarah, Winifred, and Kathy), claims to do what to you cause you’re theirs?
Put A Spell on You
Nightmare on Elm Street,” which character haunts people’s dreams, leading to their deaths?
Freddy Krueger
Who is the author of 'Interview with the Vampire’?
Ann Rice
What was Dracula’s real name?
Vlad the Impaler
What is purpose of a ghoul?
Rob graves
Vincent Price provides the spooky monologue at the end of what popular Halloween song?
Michael Jackson's “Thriller”
Who directed the animated Halloween classic The Nightmare Before Christmas?
Tim Burton
What is the title of the fourth and final Twilight book?
Breaking Dawn
Out of which vegetable were Jack O’ Lanterns originally made?
Turnips
In the Middle Ages why were so many mummies bought and sold?
To be ground into medicine.
Singer-songwriter Warren Zevon penned what popular Halloween song
Werewolves of London
In “The Sixth Sense” (1999), what does Cole Sear reveal he sees?
Dead People
When was "It" by Stephen King published? Closest answer wins!
1986