Things that go bump
Creepy History
Name the Killer
Monsters
Trick or Treat?
100

Wednesday, Puglsey, Morticia and Uncle Fester 

Who are The Addams Family?

100

The infamous witch trials of 1692 took place in this Massachusetts town.

What is Salem?

100

This killer wears a glove of knives and stalks victims while they sleep.

Who is Freddy Krueger?

100

A kitchen spice used to keep vampires away.

What is garlic?

100

Americans purchase hundreds of millions of pounds of this candy for Halloween each year. It comes in white, orange and yellow and is famously loved- or hated.

What is candy corn?

200

This Latin-derived word describes a ghostly double of a living person and is often considered a bad omen.

What is a Doppelganger?

200

What is bobbing for apples?

200


Who is Jeffrey Dahmer?

200

This headless supernatural rider from The Legend of Sleepy Hollow terrorizes Ichabod Crane.

Who is the Headless Horseman?

200

If you pass the person in second place during a zombie race, what place are you in?

Second place

300

The filming style of Paranormal Activity which features a camera set up in Katie and Michah's bedroom.

What is Found Footage?

300

Wearing these on All Hallows Eve were initially to ward off evil spirits.

What are masks?

300

Billy Loomis and Stu Macher were the first in a LONG line of portraying this killer.

Who is Ghostface?

300

This Egyptian monster is traditionally depicted as a preserved corpse wrapped in linen bandages.

What is a mummy?

300

This candy bar's name sounds like something a ghost might do quietly behind your back.

What is Snickers?

400

These Halloween icons were once associated with witches’ “familiars,” supernatural assistants believed to sometimes take animal form.  

What are black cats?

400

The first TV characters to Trick-or-Treat.

400

Made his mask from human skin in the original movie The Texas Chainsaw Massacre.

Who is Leatherface?
400

This horror-movie creature awakens every 23rd spring for 23 days to feed on human body parts.

Who is the Creeper?

400

Frankenstein's monster digs a hole 6 feet long, 3 feet wide and 6 feet deep. How much dirt is inside the hole?

None-- its a hole.

500

The phrase “things that go bump in the night” comes from an old Scottish prayer asking for protection from these creatures.

What are ghoulies and ghosties?
500

The legend of the jack-o’-lantern centers on this doomed trickster, said to wander the Earth carrying a burning coal.

Who is Stingy Jack?

500

Charles Lee Ray's notorious nickname in the 1988 film, Chucky.

Who is the Lakeshore Strangler?

500

This personification of death takes its familiar name from an old word meaning “fierce” or “sinister,” paired with a term for someone who harvests crops.

Who is the Grim Reaper?

500

This was the most popular adult Halloween costume in 2026. 

What is a witch? Will also accept a vampire (4.6 million adults)