Halloween Movie Night Snacks

These brownies made to look like mummies is an easy treat for a Halloween snack. Use boxed brownie mix and decorate the brownies with frosting or candy melts.

These ghost Halloween hard boiled eggs are a great high protein snack option. The ghost face makes these more fun than normal.

Fruit skewers are an easy and fun snack. The bats on the top make it perfect for a Halloween movie snack.

Spooky spiders on a log are a take on the classic ants on a log. Peanut butter and celery with raisings made to look like little spiders.

Muddy buddies are Chex cereal with peanut butter and powdered sugar. This Halloween-style one includes candy corn and Halloween sprinkles that are delciious.

These super cute Halloween-style graham crackers are perfect for the younger crowd that doesn't like anything creepy or gory. They are chocolate-covered graham crackers in cute Halloween characters.

Frozen pumpkin yogurts in the shape of witch hats are a not so scary treat that is wonderful if watching a Halloween witch movie.

The classic puking pumpkin chips and salsa makes a great Halloween movie night snack. Easy to make, but still has that ick factor kids love.

Pre-teens will love these pizza-filled skulls. When they bite into them the ooey gooey filling will squish out, delighting especially pre-teens. They are a fun and spooky treat for movie night.

You can't get much cuter than these little meringue ghosts. If you like meringue cookies, these meringue ghosts are sure to be a crowd pleaser.

Veggie trays are one of our favorite snacks, but make it more Halloween-like by cutting your carrots in pumpkin shapes. It's such an easy way to make your veggie tray themed.

Sausage rolls mummies are a take on the classic pigs in a blanket. Hot dogs surrounded by crescent rolls are always a hit with kids.

Queso dip with bat chips is a great snack for kids. I've found kids think anything that is dippable is more appealing and kids will love these bats.

I don't know about you, but my kids love deviled eggs. These gruesome eyeball deviled eggs make an already delicious treat more fun.

I'm all about trying to get more fruits and veggies into my kids. This Healthy Halloween platter has all sorts of fun Halloween-themed fruits and even a vegetable on it.

We don't do pop in our house very often, but these Fanta Jack-o-Lantern floats would be right up my kids alley and a perfect drink for a fun Halloween movie night.

Another fun dip, this time with eyeballs made from olives. The green color is perfect for watching Halloween movies with potions or cauldrons.

This Halloween spinach dip is not only delicious but has little spiders made from olives on top of it. Great for creeping out kids or perfect for a themed arachnid movie night.

7-layer dip is always a hit! Try making this one with a fun spider web on top.

If you want to have a little heavier snack, these Mummy pizzas are easy to make and the perfect fun Halloween treat.

Creepy crawly pudding dirt cups are a fun snack for kids. Cups filled with pudding, topped with Oreo crumbs and gummy worms are not only fun, but also kinda gross.

These Halloween mummy pies are the cutest! And kids will love being able to eat these with their hands with very little mess.

The eerie eyeballs staring up at you in this Monster popcorn recipe will have kids squealing in deight. They will love eating this while watching Halloween movies.

Another fun popcorn with eyeballs looking at you. This one is also green for extra grossness.

Jalapeno popper mummies is a fun snack while watching scary flicks. If you have fans of spicy food in your house or with you watching Halloween night movies, this is a snack sure to fly off the plate.

Stuffed little orange Jack-o=lanterns if a great Halloween night movie snack. They aren't too scary if you have little one and are healthy to boot.

This Vampire punch is made in the slow cooker, which is great for when your watching a movie after dinner and don't want to spend any time preparing. You can make this with or without alcohol.

Don't you love simple snacks? These spider crackers are easy and cute. Perfect for hungry kiddos to munch on while watching their favorite Halloween movie.

Charcuterie boards are so popular and for good reason. You can add a variety of food to it that everyone is sure to find something they love.

This Halloween charcuterie board has many different Halloween-themed foods. With Halloween candy such as candy corn or friendly ghost Nutter Butters, there's sure to be something for everyone in the whole family to enjoy.

This guacamole witch face is cute and easy to make. Everyone is sure to love it when they gather round.

Another healthy snack - apple monster mouths! Kids young and old will love these silly Halloween snacks.

Anyone else planning a Hocus Pocus movie night? If so, this Hocus Pocus charcuterie board is a must.

Witch fingers look so creepy! Make up a batch to munch on while watching creepy movies.

These Halloween pumpkin pretzels make a great Halloween snack. They are chocolate-coated pretzels made to look like pumpkins. They would be the perfect snack for a Charlie Brown Great Pumpkin movie night.

Rice Krispies treats are always a popular snack and everyone will love these mummy rice krispies treats.

If Harry Potter is on your list of movies to watch, or maybe you're doing a Harry Potter watch-a-thon, everyone watching will want to have some of these Harry Potter Butterbeers. This drink is so much fun!

S'mores are the perfect fall treat and this S'mores popcorn balls are a great snack to eat while watching Halloween shows. They look absolutely delicious!

Chocolate-covered strawberries are always a hit. Try decorating them with Halloween themed characters for an extra spooky, but yummy snack.

These Halloween Oreo dirt pudding bowls are a spin on the classic dirt pudding cups. The bowls are made of candy.

Witch's brooms are such an easy snack to make. Plus, they aren't full of sugar, just pretzels and cheese sticks make up this popular snack.

If the move "Jason" is on your Halloween movie night list, you'll love these Jason mask cupcakes.

Witch hat cookies are a fun snack especially if watching a movie about witches. They also don't take much time at all to prepare, but look so amazing.

What is a more classic Halloween snack or treat than caramel apples? These caramel apples are a fun and sweet snack.

Watching the Nightmare Before Christmas? This Jack Skellington dip matches the theme.