Creepy Creatures
This three letter word is often associated with ghosts and Halloween
What is Boo! (AHHHH!!!!!)
Jason wore this type of mask in “Friday the 13th”
What is a hockey mask?
This chocolatey Halloween candy was named after a horse
What is Snickers?
The average number of candy pieces given to trick-or-treaters
What is two?
This U.S. state has banned the use of silly string on Halloween
What is California? (Bonus if Hollywood is included)
A vegetable used to deter vampires
What is garlic?
“They played the monster mash, it was a graveyard _____”
Smash
The number of candies a plastic jack o’ lantern bucket holds
What is 250?
M&M have this many colors available on their website
What is 15?
The U.S. state that produces the most pumpkins
What is Illinois?
This common (and often friendly) animal is viewed as a symbol of Halloween
What is a black cat?
The one movie in the “Halloween“ franchise that does not feature Michael Myers
What is “Halloween III”?
These chocolatey candies were the first to be fun-sized
What are Snickers and Milky Way?
Americans spend this much money on Halloween candy a year
What is $3.1 billion?
This U.S. state houses the world’s longest haunted house
What is Ohio?
Apart from sucking blood, bats and vampires share another similarity
What is nocturnality?
The voice of Count Dracula from “Hotel Transylvania“
Who is Adam Sandler?
The colors of candy corn IN ORDER from base to point
What are yellow, orange, then white?
The percentage of Americans who pretend to not be home on Halloween night
What is 21%, 1 in 5 adults?
This country holds the world record for the largest pumpkin
What is Switzerland?
According to legends, people with tattoos, a unibrow, and long middle fingers are suspected to be one of these creatures
What are werewolves?
The three guests of the party, according to the lyrics of “Monster Mash”
Who are Wolfman, Dracula, and his son?
This Halloween candy was originally referred to as “Chicken Feed”
What is Candy Corn?
The number of licks it usually takes to get to the center of a Tootsie Pop
What is 252?
This U.S. state prohibits its citizens from dressing as priests and nuns for Halloween
What is Alabama?