Halloween

3. A blood-sucking creature of the night who fears sunlight and garlic.
5. Describes a house or place said to be visited by ghosts.
6. The fictional scientist whose monster was brought to life in Mary Shelley's novel.
7. A spider's tangled silk, often draped over haunted houses.
8. A spooky spirit of a dead person that haunts a place.
11. The bony frame of the body, a common decoration on Halloween.
12. A reanimated corpse that shambles around hungry for brains.
14. The phrase children shout when they knock on doors for candy.
15. The month in which Halloween falls.
17. A large pot in which a witch brews her potions.

1. The orange gourd carved into a jack-o'-lantern.
2. A spell-casting character who rides a broomstick.
4. A person who turns into a wolf under a full moon.
7. An outfit worn to dress up as someone or something else.
8. A cemetery where tombstones stand and spirits are said to wander.
9. A straw-stuffed figure placed in a field to frighten birds.
10. A preserved body wrapped in bandages.
13. The Disney movie featuring the Sanderson sisters, three witches resurrected in Salem on Halloween night.
16. A witch's preferred mode of transportation.
17. Sweet treats handed out to trick-or-treaters.