History
The word Halloween means this.
Hallowed Evening or Hallowed Night (All Hallow's Eve is also acceptable)
How many children have been harmed or injured by poison candy from strangers on Halloween?
Zero!
In the movie Halloween, Michael Myer's original mask was made from a cheap mask of this famous actor.
William Shatner
This store first opened its doors in 1983
Spirit Halloween
This author is responsible for creating a doctor, and their monster.
Mary Shelley
This First Lady was the first to decorate the White House for Halloween.
Mamie Eisenhower (in 1958)
In what year was the blue M&M introduced?
1995
This character only appears for 17 minutes of screen time in the film that also bears their namesake.
Beetlejuice
Children older than this age have been banned from trick-or-treating in some Canadian cities.
16
This monster is thought to have its origins in Haitian culture
Zombie
Halloween's origins are said to come from this ancient Celtic festival.
Samhain
This classic horror movie was the first American film to show a toilet on screen.
Psycho
The most popular Halloween costume in 2008, based on this popular film villain.
This term is another word for Werewolf
Lycanthrope
This famous magician died on Halloween
Harry Houdini
This is the original name for candy corn.
Chicken Feed
This horror movie was the first to be nominated for an Academy Award
The Exorcist (10 nominations!)
This is the most popular costume for pets in America.
Pumpkin.
This monster can be defeated by walking around it 9 times.
Ghost
The original purpose of this Halloween party game was for "fortune telling," specifically for predicting who a woman would marry.
Bobbing for apples
This popular Halloween candy was named after a horse.
Snickers
The Ghostly Trio in 1995's Casper refer to humans as these.
Fleshies.
Count Wampyr.