Fear of Halloween

Ladies and gentlemen, today I am here to share with you some intriguing and captivating facts about Halloween. This ancient festival, celebrated on October 31st each year, has a rich history filled with spooky traditions, strange c ustoms, and even some humorous anecdotes.
Haunted houses have become a popular Halloween attraction. However, did you know that there are real haunted houses around the world? One such example is the Winchester Mystery House in California. Built by Sarah Winchester, widow of firearm magnate William Wirt Winchester, this mansion is said to be haunted by the spirits of those killed by Winchester rifles.
Fear of Halloween
Samhainophobia is the term used to describe an intense fear or phobia of Halloween. People suffering from this fear may experience anxiety, panic attacks, or even avoid leaving their homes during this time.
Fear of black cats
Black cats have long been associated with superstitions and Halloween. In some cultures, it is believed that if a black cat crosses your path, it brings bad luck. This belief has led to an unfortunate increase in black cat abuse during the Halloween season.
Candy Corn Overload:
Candy corn, those small triangular candies with yellow, orange, and white layers, is a staple Halloween treat. Surprisingly, Americans consume around 35 million pounds (15.8 million kg) of candy corn each year! That's enough to circle the moon nearly four times if laid end to end.