Halloween

3. - Dark, shadowed, or obscure; inspiring a sense of eerie mystery.
4. - A festive gathering where participants wear masks and elaborate costumes.
6. - A ceramic or metal container used for melting substances, closely resembling a witch's boiling vessel.
8. - An illuminated carved gourd traditionally displayed on front porches.
10. - A powerful female spellcaster or practitioner of magic.
11. A large, elaborate cemetery belonging to an ancient city ("city of the dead").
13. - The biological order of flying mammals often linked to vampire lore.
15. - A small monument, tomb, or room where a dead person is buried.

1. - A noisy, disruptive spirit responsible for unexplained phenomena.
2. - Pertaining to twilight; active during the dim hours just after sunset.
5. - A magical or medicinal potion believed to have curative or transformative properties.
6. - A dead human body used for anatomical study or associated with horror.
7. - A classic cinematic term for an undead blood-drinking creature of the night.
9. - A ghostly figure suddenly appearing; a phantom or specter.
12. - A stone coffin, often associated with ancient mummified rulers.
14. - The class of joint-legged invertebrate creatures that includes spiders.