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I have shared would you rather question for Halloween before, and mentioned sharing the process and precautions of the game. In fact, there is a similar game called “this or that” for Halloween. The game flow is also very simple, which is very suitable for playing with friends. In this issue, I have prepared some this or that questions of Halloween, let’s take a look. Right~

Interesting this or that questions Halloween

Trick or treat?
Costume party or haunted house?
Pumpkin carving or pumpkin painting?
Chocolate candy or fruity candy?
Witches or Vampires?
Ghosts or Zombies?
Scary movie or spooky book?
Skeletons or Bats?
Bobbing for apples or pin the tail on the black cat?
Halloween’s cookies or Halloween cake?
Black cats or owls?
Mummies or werewolves?
Candy corn or candy apples?
Graveyard or haunted forest?
Full moon or dark night?
Halloween’s parade or Halloween carnival?
Hayride or corn maze?
Classic horror or modern horror?
DIY costume or store-bought costume?
Pumpkin spice or apple cinnamon?
Hocus Pocus or The Nightmare Before Christmas?
Jack-o-lanterns or glow sticks?
Witch’s brew or hot apple cider?
Halloween party or scary movie marathon?
Monster mash or Thriller dance?
Caramel popcorn or salted popcorn?
Black and orange or purple and green?
Fog machine or strobe light?
Harry Potter or The Addams Family?
Horror games or escape room?
Tarot cards or crystal ball?
Spider webs or creepy clowns?
Dracula or Frankenstein?
Spooky cocktails or mocktails?
Gory makeup or cute makeup?
Graveyard smash or zombie crawl?
Horror fiction or true-crime stories?

Funny this or that questions Halloween

Pumpkin pie or apple pie?
Ghost tour or seance?
Halloween crafts or Halloween coloring?
Spooky sounds or Halloween songs?
Scarecrows or jack-o’-lanterns?
Vampire fangs or witch hat?
Haunted doll or possessed toy?
Halloween mask or face paint?
Glow in the dark or black light?
Spider rings or bat earrings?
Coffin or cauldron?
Halloween scavenger hunt or costume contest?
Edgar Allan Poe or Stephen King?
Superstitions or ghost stories?
Skulls or crossbones?
Haunted mansion or abandoned asylum?
Eyeball candy or brain candy?
Halloween stickers or Halloween tattoos?
Foggy cemetery or creepy dollhouse?
Bloody Mary or zombie apocalypse?
Evil laugh or scary scream?
Gothic decor or kitschy decor?
Pumpkin ale or hard cider?
Creepy crawlies or alien invasion?
Spooky cupcakes or creepy cookies?
Masquerade ball or zombie prom?
Sleepy Hollow or Salem witch trials?
Pumpkin lantern or paper lantern?
The Munsters or The Twilight Zone?

Parody this or that questions Halloween

Dress as a toilet paper mummy or a trash bag witch?
Get a hug from Frankenstein or a kiss from a vampire?
Eat a chocolate-covered cricket or a gummy worm sandwich?
Dance with zombies or sing with ghosts?
Have a broomstick race or a magic carpet ride contest?
Carve a turnip or a watermelon instead of a pumpkin?
Drink pumpkin juice or batting soup?
Walk through a spider web or sit on a broomstick?
Go bobbing for onions or for pickles?
Wear a costume with a tail or a costume with horns?
Have a pet ghost or a pet dragon?
Use a skeleton’s arm as a backscratching or its rib cage as a xylophone?
Go to a party as a farting werewolf or a burping mermaid?
Trick-or-treat in your pajamas or in a ball gown/tuxedo?

Have a jack-o’-lantern with one tooth, or a jack-o’-lantern with braces?
Be a were-chicken on full moon nights or a vampire goldfish?
Ride a vacuum cleaner instead of a broomstick, or a lawnmower instead of a magic carpet?
Fight off a zombie with a baguette or a feather duster?
Have a haunted house with laughing portraits or singing toilets?
Wear clown shoes or a clown nose for Halloween?
Be stuck in a room with laughing hyenas, or be stuck in an elevator with a howling werewolf?
Use spaghetti for worms in your Halloween dish, or use olives for eyeballs?
Have a pumpkin that meows or a black cat that oinks?
Wear glow-in-the-dark underwear or a cape that never stops flapping?
Go trick-or-treating with a pirate parrot or a ninja turtle?
Have a bat as a hair accessory or a snake as a belt?
Have a monster do your makeup or your hair?
Play pin the tail on the werewolf or musical chairs with mummies?
Have a picnic in a graveyard or a tea party in a haunted attic?
Use a coffin as a bed or a tombstone as a tablet stand?
Wear a costume made of balloons or a costume made of sticky notes?

This or that questions Halloween for couples

Carve pumpkins together or bake Halloween treats together?
Dress up as a famous couple or as something scary for Halloween?
Host a Halloween party or go to a Halloween event?
Watch a horror movie or a Halloween-themed romantic comedy?
Go on a haunted hayride or a nighttime spooky walk?
Decorate the house with cute pumpkins or spooky skeletons?
Spend Halloween night in, cuddling or out, adventuring?
Match costumes in a complementary theme, or completely surprise each other?
Share a giant candy bar or a bag of assorted mini candies?
Play a game of Ouija board or tell each other ghost stories?
Go apple picking or visit a haunted house together?
Have a pumpkin spice latte date or a hot apple cider night?
Wear costumes that are homemade or store-bought?
Dance to “Thriller” or “Monster Mash” at a Halloween party?
Attend a Halloween costume contest or a Halloween-themed trivia night?
Go trick-or-treating together or hand out candy to kids?
Visit a pumpkin patch or a corn maze?
Wear funny costumes or traditionally spooky costumes?
Have a Halloween-themed photo shoot or a scary movie marathon?
Make Halloween cocktails or a Halloween themed dessert?

Conclusion

The above is the sharing of this or that questions Halloween. Isn’t it very interesting? Although Halloween has passed, Halloween games can be played at any time. If you don’t want to do a Halloween-themed this or that, just change the question~ I wish you all a good time!