Candy
This was first discovered by Mayans when they made it into a drink, and later turned into a solid form by the English
Chocolate
What movie franchise features the killer Ghostface?
Scream
This monster was created as folklore in Eastern Europe to explain the wild spread of diseases by unclean people
Vampires
This famous magician died on Halloween
Harry Houdini
A pumpkin is a fruit from this family of fruits
Squash
This sugary treat was invented by a dentist in the early 1900s so people could indulge with something that doesn't necessarily use your teeth to eat *it just melts in your mouth
Cotton Candy
Which character in "It's the Great Pumpkin, Charlie Brown" believe in the Great Pumpkin?
Linus
This water loving creature was shaped based on the Oscar's statuette
The Creature from the black lagoon
This whitish vegetable was used to carve before pumpkins were substituted
Turnip
The pumpkin is actually orginated from this country
Mexico
This was created during World War II for the soldiers so they could have chocolate that wouldn't melt in their hands immediately
M&Ms
What character famously says: "I am the Pumpkin King"
Jack Skellington (from Nightmare before Christmas)
This creature came from folklore of the Scythia tribes who had men that would change during seasons into this
Werewolf
This South Carolina city legally changes it's name every year to be Halloween
Conway
This dessert was originally made hollowing out a pumpkin and filling it with milk, honey, and spices before putting it over a fire and eating it
Pumpkin pie
This candy was originally invented as a type of breath mint for adults who were trying to quit smoking
PEZ candies
Godzilla
This monster was "created" in 1816 when Mary Shelley was challenged to write a ghost story, and she was fascinated with the thought of galvanism (electrical currents through objects and people)
Frankenstein
This mysterious animal is the only mammal that can fly
Bat
Pumpkins were vital crops during this war because of their quick growing properties and abundance within a season
World War 2
These colorful chewy treats were created around 1861 to send in little bags for the Union soldiers as gifts during the Civil War
Jelly Beans
This franchise series had the working title "The Babysitter Murders" until final production where they decided to give it a simple name people can remember to associate with Halloween
Halloween movies
This creature was actually first posed as a metaphoric interpretation of a mindless, soulless laborer by Haitian slaves
Zombie
Though everyone relates this "brainless" short story to Halloween, the original version by Washington Irving doesn't mention or take place during Halloween
The legend of sleepy hollow
Trevor Hunt holds the Guinness World Record for doing this activity with pumpkins
Pumpkin carving