This was the original name for Halloween

The 1993 classic Halloween movie Hocus Pocus featured these three witchy sisters

This popular candy company makes their own peanut butter

Bean Sidhe is the original name for this shrieking monster

Despite being one of the most hated candies since 1898, there is 35 million pounds of this candy produced each year.

Halloween can be traced back to what Celtic holiday

In 1974, this horror movie was the first to be nominated for an Academy Award

This tasty candy is the most popular Halloween Candy

This book written in 1897 by Bram Stoker introduced us to the world's most famous vampire

This Catholic Holiday is closely related to Halloween.

Bobbing for this fruit originally began as a British courting tradition

Friendship, Maine is the home of this Friendly Ghost

Forrest Mars and Bruce Murrie masterminded and aptly named this common candy

The Monster Mash was originally performed by this artist

In the movie E.T. Elliott uses this candy to draw E.T. out from hiding

This First Lady was this first to decorate the White House for Halloween in 1958

The Stanley Hotel that inspired The Shining is located in this TDS Market

Bart Simpson used this candy in his sling shot

This monster came from the mind of an 18 year old girl from London, England

This famous magician died on Halloween in 1926

“Double, Double toil and trouble; Fire burn and cauldron bubble” was from which of William Shakespeare's works?

This famous actor's face was on the mask used by Mike Myers in the iconic Halloween movie franchise

This malleable chocolate candy was used in the Korean war not only as "energy" for soldiers but also patching up holes in military equipment

Thousands of people were executed in Switzerland, France and Germany in the 15th century accused of being this type of monster

This state produces 5 times more pumpkins than any other state