Halloween is full of tricks and treats. No matter how you choose to celebrate Halloween, it's sure to be a memorable night. For some, that means going all out with costumes and decorations. For others, it might simply mean enjoying some spooky movies with friends. Whatever your plans are, make sure to stay safe and have fun. Here are some fun Halloween facts that you might not know!
Candy corn was originally called chicken feed by Jelly Belly co (previously known as Goelitz confectionary)

As many know, the holiday has a dark past, and trick-or-treating was initially done to scare off bad spirits with scary costumes.

The Michael Meyers mask in the infamous Halloween movies is actually a mask of William Shatner. The film had little room for budget, so they repainted the mask and gave it that creepy look.

Skittles are the top-selling Halloween candy.

The holiday is over 2000 years old and was initially celebrated at the end of summer.

Trick or treating was not a big hit during ww2 when sugar was being rationed.

Halloween is the second largest commercial holiday in the US, only overshadowed by Christmas.

Jack o lanterns were a tradition started by the Irish, initially carved from potatoes and other root vegetables.