Halloween is an ancient holiday with Celtic roots. The Celts celebrated the beginning of the new year on November 1 and they felt that, on the night before the new year, they could communicate with spirits and ghosts.
Immigrants brought their Halloween traditions to America and eventually the once-religious holiday became commercialized.
Not totally. Halloween does exist as a holiday, but there are probably many fictitious tales about Halloween.
I think so.
It probably does not exist in this form. If it does, it´s americanized and called "Halloween"...
Halloween didn't exist in 5th cent BC.
Halloween did not exist in the Roman days.
In Halloween 6 Jamie had his baby, but Halloween 4-6 were later ignored so in the "official" Halloween world that baby doesn't exist.
friandises ou bêtises - that is most unusual to hear in France where the tradition of Halloween doesn't exist.
Sorry to tell you, but the octopus was a Halloween costume about 2 years ago.I suggest that when Halloween comes back, you can get it then :)
Lots of Halloween costumes exist for people to wear. You can be a ladybug, dragon, horse, cow, pumpkin, cowboy, police officer, firefighter, anything you'd like!
In Arabic, Happy Halloween is translated to e'ed jamee' al-qiddiseen. This means All Saints holiday in the Arabic language. While not traditionally an Arab holiday, many Arab Americans and Canadians celebrate Halloween.
It doesn't seem to exist anymore, as it was most likely scrapped after they finished filming, since they didn't expect it be such a success. You can, however, buy replicas made from the same mould.
Vampires do not exist, therefore cannot assemble anywhere at anytime. Vampires are just mythical folklore intended to scare the public.