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Because the movie Halloween (1978) was on such a tight budget, they had to use the cheapest mask they could find for the character Michael Meyers, which turned out to be a William Shatner Star Trek mask. Shatner initially didn’t know the mask was in his likeness, but when he found out years later, he said he was honored.h
The first Jack O’Lanterns were actually made from turnips.e
Halloween is the second highest grossing commercial holiday after Christmas.f
The word “witch” comes from the Old English wicce, meaning “wise woman.” In fact, wiccan were highly respected people at one time. According to popular belief, witches held one of their two main meetings, or sabbats, on Halloween night.g
samhainophobia
An intense and persistent fear of Halloween is called Samhnainophobia Samhainophobia is the fear of Halloween.a
Fifty percent of kids prefer to receive chocolate candy for Halloween, compared with 24% who prefer non-chocolate candy and 10% who preferred gum.a
The owl is a popular Halloween image. In Medieval Europe, owls were thought to be witches, and to hear an owl's call meant someone was about to die.g
According to Irish legend, Jack O’Lanterns are named after a stingy man named Jack who, because he tricked the devil several times, was forbidden entrance into both heaven and hell. He was condemned to wander the Earth, waving his lantern to lead people away from their paths.g
The largest pumpkin ever measured was grown by Norm Craven, who broke the world record in 1993 with a 836 lb. pumpkin.b
Stephen Clarke holds the record for the world’s fastest pumpkin carving time: 24.03 seconds, smashing his previous record of 54.72 seconds. The rules of the competition state that the pumpkin must weigh less than 24 pounds and be carved in a traditional way, which requires at least eyes, nose, ears, and a mouth.d
Trick-or-treating evolved from the ancient Celtic tradition of putting out treats and food to placate spirits who roamed the streets at Samhain, a sacred festival that marked the end of the Celtic calendar year.d
“Souling” is a medieval Christian precursor to modern-day trick-or-treating. On Hallowmas (November 1), the poor would go door-to-door offering prayers for the dead in exchange for soul cakes.e
The first known mention of trick-or-treating in print in North America occurred in 1927 in Blackie, Alberta, Canada.d
“Halloween” is short for “Hallows’ Eve” or “Hallows’ Evening,” which was the evening before All Hallows’ (sanctified or holy) Day or Hallowmas on November 1. In an effort to convert pagans, the Christian church decided that Hallowmas or All Saints’ Day (November 1) and All Souls’ Day (November 2) should assimilate sacred pagan holidays that fell on or around October 31.e
Black and orange are typically associated with Halloween. Orange is a symbol of strength and endurance and, along with brown and gold, stands for the harvest and autumn. Black is typically a symbol of death and darkness and acts as a reminder that Halloween once was a festival that marked the boundaries between life and death.g
ireland Halloween originated in Ireland over 2,000 years ago Ireland is typically believed to be the birthplace of Halloween.f
With their link to the ancient Celtic festival of Samhain (a precursor to Halloween) and later to witches, cats have a permanent place in Halloween folklore. During the ancient celebration of Samhain, Druids were said to throw cats into a fire, often in wicker cages, as part of divination proceedings.g
Scarecrows, a popular Halloween fixture, symbolize the ancient agricultural roots of the holiday.g
Halloween has variously been called All Hallows’ Eve, Witches Night, Lamswool, Snap-Apple Night, Samhaim, and Summer’s End.d
Halloween was influenced by the ancient Roman festival Pomona, which celebrated the harvest goddess of the same name. Many Halloween customs and games that feature apples (such as bobbing for apples) and nuts date from this time. In fact, in the past, Halloween has been called San-Apple Night and Nutcrack Night.f
Scottish girls believed they could see images of their future husband if they hung wet sheets in front of the fire on Halloween. Other girls believed they would see their boyfriend’s faces if they looked into mirrors while walking downstairs at midnight on Halloween.g
Because Protestant England did not believe in Catholic saints, the rituals traditionally associated with Hallowmas (or Halloween) became associated with Guy Fawkes Night. England declared November 5th Guy Fawkes Night to commemorate the capture and execution of Guy Fawkes, who co-conspired to blow up the Parliament in 1605 in order to restore a Catholic king.e
Harry Houdini (1874-1926) was one of the most famous and mysterious magicians who ever lived. Strangely enough, he died in 1926 on Halloween night as a result of appendicitis brought on by three stomach punches.d
According to tradition, if a person wears his or her clothes inside out and then walks backwards on Halloween, he or she will see a witch at midnight.g
Mexico celebrates the Days of the Dead (Días de los Muertos) on the Christian holidays All Saints’ Day (November 1) and All Souls’ Day (November 2) instead of Halloween. The townspeople dress up like ghouls and parade down the street.d
During the pre-Halloween celebration of Samhain, bonfires were lit to ensure the sun would return after the long, hard winter. Often Druid priests would throw the bones of cattle into the flames and, hence, “bone fire” became “bonfire.”f
Dressing up as ghouls and other spooks originated from the ancient Celtic tradition of townspeople disguising themselves as demons and spirits. The Celts believed that disguising themselves this way would allow them to escape the notice of the real spirits wandering the streets during Samhain.f
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The average American will spend $66.28 on Halloween in 2010, totaling $5.8 billion The National Retail Federation expects consumers in 2010 to spend $66.28 per person—which would be a total of approximately $5.8 billion—on Halloween costumes, cards, and candy. That’s up from $56.31 in 2009 and brings spending back to 2008 levels.a
According to the National Retail Federation, 40.1% of those surveyed plan to wear a Halloween costume in 2010. In 2009, it was 33.4%. Thirty-three percent will throw or attend a party.a
In 2010, 72.2% of those surveyed by the National Retail Federation will hand out candy, 46.3% will carve a pumpkin, 20.8% will visit a haunted house, and 11.5% will dress up their pets.a
Halloween is thought to have originated around 4000 B.C., which means Halloween has been around for over 6,000 years.e
In 1970, a five-year-old boy Kevin Toston allegedly ate Halloween candy laced with heroin. Investigators later discovered the heroin belonged to the boy’s uncle and was not intended for a Halloween candy.e
In 1974, eight-year-old Timothy O’Bryan died of cyanide poisoning after eating Halloween candy. Investigators later learned that his father had taken out a $20,000 life insurance policy on each of his children and that he had poisoned his own son and also attempted to poison his daughter.e
Teng Chieh or the Lantern Festival is one Halloween festival in China. Lanterns shaped like dragons and other animals are hung around houses and streets to help guide the spirits back to their earthly homes. To honor their deceased loved ones, family members leave food and water by the portraits of their ancestors.d
Halloween celebrations in Hong Kong are known as Yue Lan or the “Festival of the Hungry Ghosts” during which fires are lit and food and gifts are offered to placate potentially angry ghosts who might be looking for revenge.d
Both Salem, Massachusetts, and Anoka, Minnesota, are the self-proclaimed Halloween capitals of the world.d
Boston, Massachusetts, holds the record for the most Jack O’Lanterns lit at once (30,128).c
The Village Halloween parade in New York City is the largest Halloween parade in the United States. The parade includes 50,000 participants and draws over 2 million spectators.d
In many countries, such as France and Australia, Halloween is seen as an unwanted and overly commercial American influence.d
Children are more than twice as likely to be killed in a pedestrian/car accident on Halloween than on any other night.

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40 สนุกข้อเท็จจริงเกี่ยวกับ... ใช้ร่วมกันบน facebookShare ใน twitterShare บน google_plusone_shareShare ใน pinterest_shareShare บน stumbleuponShare ใน redditShare บน tumblrMore บริการใช้งานร่วมกันฮาโลวีน เพราะภาพยนตร์ Halloween (1978) ดังกล่าวมีงบประมาณจำกัด พวกเขาจะใช้รูปแบบที่ถูกที่สุดที่พวกเขาสามารถค้นหาอักขระ Michael Meyers ซึ่งกลายเป็นรูปแบบของ William แชตเนอร์ Star Trek แชตเนอร์เริ่มไม่ทราบถูกหน้ากากคล้ายของเขา แต่เมื่อปี เขากล่าวว่า เขา honored.hO'Lanterns แจ็คแรกได้จริงทำจาก turnips.eฮาโลวีนคือ ที่สองสูงสุดชื่อพาณิชย์วันหยุดหลังจาก Christmas.fคำว่า "แม่มด" มาจากเก่าอังกฤษ wicce หมายถึง "ผู้หญิงฉลาด" ในความเป็นจริง wiccan ได้สูงยอมรับคนในเวลาเดียวกัน ตามความเชื่อความนิยม ทวิทช์สจัดการประชุมหลักสอง หรือ sabbats ในวันฮาโลวี night.gsamhainophobiaความกลัวรุนแรง และแบบของฮาโลวีนเรียกว่า Samhnainophobia Samhainophobia เป็นความกลัวของ Halloween.aห้าสิบเปอร์เซ็นต์ของเด็กต้องได้รับลูกกวาดช็อคโกแลตสำหรับฮาโลวีน เปรียบเทียบกับ 24% ที่ต้องไม่ใช่ช็อกโกแลตลูกกวาดและ 10% ที่ต้อง gum.aนกฮูกเป็นรูปฮาโลวีนนิยม ในยุโรปยุคกลาง นกฮูกได้คิดว่า จะ ทวิทช์ส และฟังเป็นนกฮูกเรียกหมายถึง ใครบางคนกำลังจะ die.gตำนานไอริช แจ็ค O'Lanterns ตั้งชื่อหลังจาก stingy ชายชื่อแจ็คที่ เพราะเขาหลอกปีศาจหลายครั้ง ถูกห้ามเข้าไปทั้งสวรรค์และนรก เขาให้เร่ดิน โบกโคมไฟของเขานำคนจาก paths.g ของพวกเขาฟักทองที่ใหญ่ที่สุดที่เคยวัดได้ปลูก โดยปกติ Craven ผู้บันทึกโลกยากจนพ.ศ. 2536 ด้วย pumpkin.b ปอนด์ 836คลาร์ก Stephen เก็บระเบียนสำหรับฟักทองที่เร็วที่สุดในโลกที่แกะสลักเวลา: วินาทีที่ 24.03 ดีที่สุดของระเบียนก่อนหน้า 54.72 วินาที กฎของการแข่งขันรัฐที่ ฟักทองต้องน้ำหนัก ไม่เกิน 24 ปอนด์ และสลักด้วยวิธีแบบดั้งเดิม ซึ่งต้องน้อยตา จมูก หู และ mouth.d เป็นทริกออร์ทรีตพัฒนาจากเซลติกประเพณีโบราณของวางขนมและอาหาร placate วิญญาณที่ roamed ถนนที่อย่างไร Samhain เทศกาลศักดิ์สิทธิ์ที่ทำเครื่องหมายสิ้นสุด year.d ปฏิทินเคลติก"Souling" เป็นสารตั้งต้นคริสเตียนยุคกลางเพื่อทริกออร์ทรีตสมัย บน Hallowmas (1 พฤศจิกายน), คนจนจะไปสวดมนต์จึงถึงตายเพื่อแลกกับชีวิต cakes.eพูดถึงรู้จักกันครั้งแรกของทริกออร์ทรีตพิมพ์ในอเมริกาเหนือที่เกิดขึ้นในกลาง Canada.d ล็ค อัลเบอร์ตา“Halloween” is short for “Hallows’ Eve” or “Hallows’ Evening,” which was the evening before All Hallows’ (sanctified or holy) Day or Hallowmas on November 1. In an effort to convert pagans, the Christian church decided that Hallowmas or All Saints’ Day (November 1) and All Souls’ Day (November 2) should assimilate sacred pagan holidays that fell on or around October 31.eBlack and orange are typically associated with Halloween. Orange is a symbol of strength and endurance and, along with brown and gold, stands for the harvest and autumn. Black is typically a symbol of death and darkness and acts as a reminder that Halloween once was a festival that marked the boundaries between life and death.gireland Halloween originated in Ireland over 2,000 years ago Ireland is typically believed to be the birthplace of Halloween.fWith their link to the ancient Celtic festival of Samhain (a precursor to Halloween) and later to witches, cats have a permanent place in Halloween folklore. During the ancient celebration of Samhain, Druids were said to throw cats into a fire, often in wicker cages, as part of divination proceedings.gScarecrows, a popular Halloween fixture, symbolize the ancient agricultural roots of the holiday.gHalloween has variously been called All Hallows’ Eve, Witches Night, Lamswool, Snap-Apple Night, Samhaim, and Summer’s End.dHalloween was influenced by the ancient Roman festival Pomona, which celebrated the harvest goddess of the same name. Many Halloween customs and games that feature apples (such as bobbing for apples) and nuts date from this time. In fact, in the past, Halloween has been called San-Apple Night and Nutcrack Night.fScottish girls believed they could see images of their future husband if they hung wet sheets in front of the fire on Halloween. Other girls believed they would see their boyfriend’s faces if they looked into mirrors while walking downstairs at midnight on Halloween.gBecause Protestant England did not believe in Catholic saints, the rituals traditionally associated with Hallowmas (or Halloween) became associated with Guy Fawkes Night. England declared November 5th Guy Fawkes Night to commemorate the capture and execution of Guy Fawkes, who co-conspired to blow up the Parliament in 1605 in order to restore a Catholic king.eHarry Houdini (1874-1926) was one of the most famous and mysterious magicians who ever lived. Strangely enough, he died in 1926 on Halloween night as a result of appendicitis brought on by three stomach punches.dAccording to tradition, if a person wears his or her clothes inside out and then walks backwards on Halloween, he or she will see a witch at midnight.gMexico celebrates the Days of the Dead (Días de los Muertos) on the Christian holidays All Saints’ Day (November 1) and All Souls’ Day (November 2) instead of Halloween. The townspeople dress up like ghouls and parade down the street.dDuring the pre-Halloween celebration of Samhain, bonfires were lit to ensure the sun would return after the long, hard winter. Often Druid priests would throw the bones of cattle into the flames and, hence, “bone fire” became “bonfire.”fDressing up as ghouls and other spooks originated from the ancient Celtic tradition of townspeople disguising themselves as demons and spirits. The Celts believed that disguising themselves this way would allow them to escape the notice of the real spirits wandering the streets during Samhain.fhalloweenThe average American will spend $66.28 on Halloween in 2010, totaling $5.8 billion The National Retail Federation expects consumers in 2010 to spend $66.28 per person—which would be a total of approximately $5.8 billion—on Halloween costumes, cards, and candy. That’s up from $56.31 in 2009 and brings spending back to 2008 levels.aAccording to the National Retail Federation, 40.1% of those surveyed plan to wear a Halloween costume in 2010. In 2009, it was 33.4%. Thirty-three percent will throw or attend a party.aIn 2010, 72.2% of those surveyed by the National Retail Federation will hand out candy, 46.3% will carve a pumpkin, 20.8% will visit a haunted house, and 11.5% will dress up their pets.aHalloween is thought to have originated around 4000 B.C., which means Halloween has been around for over 6,000 years.eIn 1970, a five-year-old boy Kevin Toston allegedly ate Halloween candy laced with heroin. Investigators later discovered the heroin belonged to the boy’s uncle and was not intended for a Halloween candy.eIn 1974, eight-year-old Timothy O’Bryan died of cyanide poisoning after eating Halloween candy. Investigators later learned that his father had taken out a $20,000 life insurance policy on each of his children and that he had poisoned his own son and also attempted to poison his daughter.eTeng Chieh or the Lantern Festival is one Halloween festival in China. Lanterns shaped like dragons and other animals are hung around houses and streets to help guide the spirits back to their earthly homes. To honor their deceased loved ones, family members leave food and water by the portraits of their ancestors.dHalloween celebrations in Hong Kong are known as Yue Lan or the “Festival of the Hungry Ghosts” during which fires are lit and food and gifts are offered to placate potentially angry ghosts who might be looking for revenge.dBoth Salem, Massachusetts, and Anoka, Minnesota, are the self-proclaimed Halloween capitals of the world.dBoston, Massachusetts, holds the record for the most Jack O’Lanterns lit at once (30,128).cThe Village Halloween parade in New York City is the largest Halloween parade in the United States. The parade includes 50,000 participants and draws over 2 million spectators.dIn many countries, such as France and Australia, Halloween is seen as an unwanted and overly commercial American influence.d
Children are more than twice as likely to be killed in a pedestrian/car accident on Halloween than on any other night.

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เพราะฮาโลวีนวันฮาโลวีน ( 2521 ภาพยนตร์ ) บนงบประมาณแน่น พวกเขาต้องใช้หน้ากากที่พวกเขาสามารถหาราคาถูกสำหรับตัวละคร ไมเคิล ไมเยอร์สซึ่งกลายเป็นวิลเลียมรีคหน้ากาก แชตเนอร์ตอนแรกไม่รู้ว่าหน้ากากเป็นอุปมาของเขา แต่เมื่อเขาพบว่าปีต่อมา , เขากล่าวว่าเขาได้รับเกียรติ H
o'lanterns แจ็คแรกจริง ๆที่ทำจากหัวไชเท้า E
ฮาโลวีนเป็นวินาที เบ็ดเสร็จสูงสุดวันหยุดพาณิชย์หลังคริสต์มาส F
คําว่า " แม่มด " มาจาก wicce อังกฤษเก่า ความหมาย " ผู้หญิงฉลาด ." ในความเป็นจริง พวกถูกเคารพคนในคราวเดียว ตามความเชื่อที่นิยม , แม่มดจับหนึ่งของการประชุมสองหลัก หรือ sabbats ในคืนวันฮาโลวีน samhainophobia G

มีความกลัวที่รุนแรงและถาวรของฮาโลวีนเรียกว่า samhnainophobia samhainophobia คือความกลัวของวันฮาโลวีน
ห้าสิบเปอร์เซ็นต์ของเด็กต้องการรับช็อกโกแลตลูกกวาดฮาโลวีนเมื่อเทียบกับ 24% ที่ชอบลูกกวาดช็อกโกแลตไม่และ 10 เปอร์เซ็นต์ ที่ชอบฝรั่ง
นกฮูกเป็นภาพที่นิยมฮาโลวีน ในยุโรปยุคกลางที่นกฮูกถูกคิดว่า เป็นแม่มด และได้ยินเสียงเรียกของนกฮูก หมายถึง คนที่กำลังจะตาย g
ตามตำนานไอริช แจ็ค o'lanterns ชื่อหลังจากผู้ชายที่ขี้เหนียวชื่อ แจ็ค เพราะเขาหลอกปีศาจหลายครั้งถูกห้ามเข้า ทั้งสวรรค์และนรก เขาเคยเดินแผ่นดิน โบกโคมของเขาที่จะนำคนออกจากเส้นทางของพวกเขา . g
ที่ใหญ่ที่สุดที่เคยวัดได้ปลูกฟักทองโดยบรรทัดฐานขี้ขลาดที่ทำสถิติโลกใน 1993 กับฟักทอง 836 ปอนด์ B
สตีเฟนคลาร์กทำสถิติเร็วที่สุดในโลกฟักทองแกะสลักเวลา : 24.03 วินาที ทุบสถิติก่อนหน้าของ 54