Halloween What Am I Riddles

I hide in the shadows with a silver screen face. Kids adore me when treats take place. What am I?

I flap at midnight and sleep upside down. My wings whisper secrets across town. What am I?

I bubble in cauldrons and shimmer emerald green. One sip of me changes everything you’ve seen. What am I?

I clatter down hallways wearing bones as clothes. Knock on my ribcage and hear echoes. What am I?

I howl at full moons and tear through jeans. By day I’m calm; by night I’m lean. What am I?

I twirl a spiral hat and zoom on straw. My black cat rides shotgun, paws and all. What am I?

I creep through cornfields with straw for skin. My job is to scare but I grin. What am I?

I’m a costume that shimmers with fins and pearls. At Halloween parties I charm all the girls. What am I?

I hang by a web on the porch all night. Touch me gently—I might bite. What am I?

I rattle in closets until you shout boo, then I vanish like morning dew. What am I?

I lead the line carrying candy and light. Follow my glow to fill your bag tonight. What am I?

I chew bubblegum brain and mix monster punch. My lab is a kitchen before lunch. Who am I?

I’m a sugary ring with a creepy toy prize, snapped and shared with sparkling eyes. What am I?

I’m a puzzle of bones you snap together, then pose me near foggy weather. What am I?

I am the night when this guessing begins, when laughter echoes and mischief wins. What am I?