Candy!
What is Reese's?
In this year, 20 people were executed in Salem, Massachusetts for witchcraft---all while 17 miles away the people of Gloucester faced swamp folks running around with guns.
What is 1692?
Known as Count Orlock, this vampire was featured in these feature films in 1922 and 2024, and was actually a rip-off of Dracula and famously was the reason behind the flickering lights in the classic 2002 Spongebob episode, "Graveyard Shift."
What is Nosferatu?
This westward expansion party got stuck in the Sierra Nevada range and resorted to cannibalism.
What is the Donner Party? (2026)
In 1966, this winged creature terrorized the town of Point Pleasant, West Virginia and now has an annual festival in honor of him.
What is The Mothman? (2023)
Following Halloween, this holiday produces the second most candy sales in the United States.
What is Easter?
This simple costume is the most popular amongst pet owners when dressing up their fury friends on Halloween.
What is a pumpkin?
In the 1966 film, "It's the Great Pumpkin, Charlie Brown," Lucy dresses up as what?
What is a witch?
This small New York town was thrusted into the spotlight when a family experienced a "horror" that spawned a book and major film.
What is the Amityville Horror? (2025)
In this state, five mentally challenged men disappeared into the woods one night after a basketball game and were found to have lived for months on end in a survival cabin before dying under mysterious circumstances.
What is California? (The Yuba County Five, 2025)
This is the correct number of colors included in a package of M&Ms.
Six! Brown, yellow, green, orange, red, blue.
In 1965 this state made it illegal to dress up as a priest or nun, even on Halloween.
What is Alabama?
A series of events where war refugees refused to sleep, with some later dying in their sleep, inspired this 1984 horror film.
What is The Nightmare on Elm Street?
This island on Lake Michigan that doesn't allow horses has a haunted hotel and spooky fort, plus an alledged witch-drowning pond.
What is Mackinac Island? (2024)
Now permanently docked, this former passenger ship turned warship turned passenger ship is considered the most haunted boat in the world.
What is The Queen Mary? (2023)
In June 1950, this candy was accidentally air-dropped to American soldiers during the Korean War but ended up actually saving their lives.
What are Tootsie Rolls?
This vegetable was the original carving canvas before pumpkins became the popular choice.
This 1973 film tops the list of Rotten Tomatoes "Scariest Movies Ever" with the production even being labeled as "cursed."
What is The Exorcist?
In June of 1969, six-year-old Dennis Martin disappeared in this United States National Park---where one witness heard a scream and a "rough looking man" carrying what appeared to be a child.
What is Great Smoky Mountains National Park? (2025)
The Beast of Bladenboro stalked animals and humans of this state for weeks, leading to thousands of uninvited hunters to arrive and cause havoc.
What is North Carolina? (The Beast of Bladenboro, 2024)
Before being called "candy corn," the controversial snack was called this amongst the sickos who enjoyed it.
What is chicken feed?
This European country is widely considered to be the founder of modern Halloween traditions.
What is Ireland?
In the iconic 1978 film, "Halloween," the main antagonist is not credited as "Michael Myers" but as what ominous title?
What is The Shape?
In 1804, this district of London was terrorized by a "ghost." Law enforcement shot and accidentally killed a local bricklayer wearing all-white, laying grounds for an unprecedented legal case over supernatural beliefs.
What is Hammersmith?
In this "lost episode" in 2022, Moll Dyer was accused of witchcraft in the 1600s in this original colony and was chased into the woods that she allegedly still haunts today, inspiring what would become "The Blair Witch Project."
What is Maryland? (The Original Blair Witch, 2022)