This killer murders his victims while wearing a mask of William Shatner.

This killer killed six people while running his family motel.

After blasting her pursuer out an airlock, this survivor goes into cryogenic stasis for 57 until rescued.

Based on a 2019 study from candystore.com, this candy is the most popular for Halloween in America.

In The Nightmare Before Christmas, Jack Skellington mistakenly calls Santa by what name?

This killer was based off of real life serial killer Ed Gein.

With mostly teenagers filling up this killer's total of 60 victims, this Dreamwalker makes an appearance as a playable character in Mortal Kombat 2011.

After this survivors pursuer is locked away, they become parrinoid and train they're family how to kill in preparation for their pursuers return.

This candy was included in soldiers field rations during World War II to give American troops “quick energy.”

In Hocus Pocus this boy confronts the witches known three Sanderson sisters to save sister's life and is turned into a black cat.

The screenplay for this tri of killers was inspired by two real-life events: the multiple-homicide Manson family Tate murders and a series of break-ins that occurred in the director's neighborhood as a child.

After a emotionally scarring prom night this killer racks up a body count of 70 people including their mother.

After watching all their friends die around them, this survivor learns the killer was her boyfriend as well as their close friend the whole time.

Tales of this treat being handed out on Halloween, filled with razor blades, has been proven to be just myths.

In Disney Channel's Halloweentown, this elected official turns out to be the evil warlock stealing everyone's magic.

Over the course of 25 years, many have donned the mask with the same name as this killer, but only seven were the actual killer.

Although this killer commits his slashing with a variety of weapons, namely a police baton or his own teeth, they have dined on 98 victims

This survivor defeats their pursuer by simply turning their back to them.

Mars started distributing these mini candy bars in 1961, specifically targeting trick-or-treaters, and coined the phrase “fun size” in 1968

This Disney World ride has been made into multiple movies with star studded casts including Eddy Mirphy and the Muppets.

In the first movie of the serieis, this killer wore a fibrosport style Detroit Red Wings Goaltender mask.

On a plan of world domination by committing a few random murders, this killer's kill count was increased dramatically when they caused a massive train derailment that resulted in the death of over a hundred passengers.

Unable to determine who thier pursuer is, this survivor blows up their research site to orevent the pursuer from escaping.

This notorious Halloween candy, created by George Renninger 1880s, was originally called Chicken Feed.

In Disney's 1949 Adventures of Ichabod and Mr. Toad. This entity pursures Ichabod in a heart pounding chase.