The original Jack-o'-lanterns were carved out of turnips and beets, not pumpkins.

The famous Michael Myers mask from the movie Halloween is actually a William Shatner / Captain Kirk mask from Star Trek that was painted white.

(Fake: Sugar rationing happened during WWII, but it was never officially banned by the federal government in WWI).

(Fake: They are actually harder to adopt around Halloween due to superstitions and shelter safety restrictions).

(Fake: The layers have no historical meaning; it was originally called "Chicken Feed" and meant to look like a kernel).

(Fake: While real record-breaking pumpkins are massive, the world record sits closer to 2,700–2,900 pounds).

(Fake: This is a completely made-up modern myth).

(Fake: It was always written and intended as a family-friendly Disney comedy, originally pitched as a Disney Channel Original Movie).

(Fake: Transylvania fully embraces Halloween, hosting massive tourist events at "Dracula's" Bran Castle)

Can you guess whether these Halloween facts are true or false.