50 Halloween Inspired Baby Names For Your Little Boy Or Ghoul

Inspired by movies, legends, and scary stuff in general, here are 50 more of the best Halloween-inspired baby names — coupled with last year’s list, that’s 100 in all! More from CafeMom: 22 Halloween-Inspired Baby Names for Boys Boys

Talon — Think the claw of a scary crow.
Trick — Kind of catchy.
Chucky — From the terrifying movie Child’s Play.
Freddy — Krueger, of course.
Herman — As in Munster from The Munsters.
Dexter — Serial killer from the Showtime series by the same name.
Harry — For the most famous wizard in modern time, Harry Potter.
– 10. Cullen, Emmett, or Jasper — From Twilight.
Norman — the psycho in Psycho.
Alfred — Hitchcock.
Stephen — King.
Malachi — Uber-creepy kid from Children of the Corn.
Boo — Boo!
Fang — For vampires, werewolves, and all sorts of scary things.
Merlin — Famous sorcerer.
Nyx — Means “of the night.”
Reaper — Think Grim.
Ripper — As in Jack the …
Voldemort — From Harry Potter.
Cole — Boy who sees dead people in The Sixth Sense.
Roman — Polanski wrote such greats as Frantic, The Ghost Hunter, and Rosemary’s Baby.
Wes — Craven wrote The Last House on the Left, Scream, and Swamp Thing.
Treat — Why not? More from CafeMom: 25 Halloween-Inspired Baby Names for Girls Girls
Hecate — Greek goddess of witchcraft and magic.
– 5. Prudence, Piper, Phoebe, or Paige — The magical sisters from Charmed.
Samara — Ghost from The Ring.
Lamia — From Greek mythology, a half-woman, half-serpent who devoured babies.
Pumpkin — No explanation needed.
Lolly — For all the lollipops collected while trick o’ treating.
Candy — See number nine.
October — It has nice ring to it.
Autumn — A little less obvious than number 11, but still in the spirit of the season.
Sookie — From True Blood.
Cybil — Greek for prophetess.
Brunhilda — As witchy of a name as you can get.
Regan — Possessed girl in The Exorcist.
Clarice — The serial-killer tracking FBI agent Jodie Foster played in Silence of the Lambs.
Blair — The Blair Witch Project.
Endora — Mother-in-law on Bewitched.
Hilda — Cute, but witchy.
Salem — Place of the famous witch trials.
Esther — Possessed child in Orphan.
Carole Anne — Scary girl in Poltergeist.
Anne — Rice.
Eve — All Hallow’s Eve.

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title: “50 Halloween Inspired Baby Names For Your Little Boy Or Ghoul” ShowToc: true date: “2024-09-15” author: “Chris Turner”

Talon — Think the claw of a scary crow.
Trick — Kind of catchy.
Chucky — From the terrifying movie Child’s Play.
Freddy — Krueger, of course.
Herman — As in Munster from The Munsters.
Dexter — Serial killer from the Showtime series by the same name.
Harry — For the most famous wizard in modern time, Harry Potter.
– 10. Cullen, Emmett, or Jasper — From Twilight.
Norman — the psycho in Psycho.
Alfred — Hitchcock.
Stephen — King.
Malachi — Uber-creepy kid from Children of the Corn.
Boo — Boo!
Fang — For vampires, werewolves, and all sorts of scary things.
Merlin — Famous sorcerer.
Nyx — Means “of the night.”
Reaper — Think Grim.
Ripper — As in Jack the …
Voldemort — From Harry Potter.
Cole — Boy who sees dead people in The Sixth Sense.
Roman — Polanski wrote such greats as Frantic, The Ghost Hunter, and Rosemary’s Baby.
Wes — Craven wrote The Last House on the Left, Scream, and Swamp Thing.
Treat — Why not? More from CafeMom: 25 Halloween-Inspired Baby Names for Girls Girls
Hecate — Greek goddess of witchcraft and magic.
– 5. Prudence, Piper, Phoebe, or Paige — The magical sisters from Charmed.
Samara — Ghost from The Ring.
Lamia — From Greek mythology, a half-woman, half-serpent who devoured babies.
Pumpkin — No explanation needed.
Lolly — For all the lollipops collected while trick o’ treating.
Candy — See number nine.
October — It has nice ring to it.
Autumn — A little less obvious than number 11, but still in the spirit of the season.
Sookie — From True Blood.
Cybil — Greek for prophetess.
Brunhilda — As witchy of a name as you can get.
Regan — Possessed girl in The Exorcist.
Clarice — The serial-killer tracking FBI agent Jodie Foster played in Silence of the Lambs.
Blair — The Blair Witch Project.
Endora — Mother-in-law on Bewitched.
Hilda — Cute, but witchy.
Salem — Place of the famous witch trials.
Esther — Possessed child in Orphan.
Carole Anne — Scary girl in Poltergeist.
Anne — Rice.
Eve — All Hallow’s Eve.

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title: “50 Halloween Inspired Baby Names For Your Little Boy Or Ghoul” ShowToc: true date: “2024-09-19” author: “Heather Brunner”

Talon — Think the claw of a scary crow.
Trick — Kind of catchy.
Chucky — From the terrifying movie Child’s Play.
Freddy — Krueger, of course.
Herman — As in Munster from The Munsters.
Dexter — Serial killer from the Showtime series by the same name.
Harry — For the most famous wizard in modern time, Harry Potter.
– 10. Cullen, Emmett, or Jasper — From Twilight.
Norman — the psycho in Psycho.
Alfred — Hitchcock.
Stephen — King.
Malachi — Uber-creepy kid from Children of the Corn.
Boo — Boo!
Fang — For vampires, werewolves, and all sorts of scary things.
Merlin — Famous sorcerer.
Nyx — Means “of the night.”
Reaper — Think Grim.
Ripper — As in Jack the …
Voldemort — From Harry Potter.
Cole — Boy who sees dead people in The Sixth Sense.
Roman — Polanski wrote such greats as Frantic, The Ghost Hunter, and Rosemary’s Baby.
Wes — Craven wrote The Last House on the Left, Scream, and Swamp Thing.
Treat — Why not? More from CafeMom: 25 Halloween-Inspired Baby Names for Girls Girls
Hecate — Greek goddess of witchcraft and magic.
– 5. Prudence, Piper, Phoebe, or Paige — The magical sisters from Charmed.
Samara — Ghost from The Ring.
Lamia — From Greek mythology, a half-woman, half-serpent who devoured babies.
Pumpkin — No explanation needed.
Lolly — For all the lollipops collected while trick o’ treating.
Candy — See number nine.
October — It has nice ring to it.
Autumn — A little less obvious than number 11, but still in the spirit of the season.
Sookie — From True Blood.
Cybil — Greek for prophetess.
Brunhilda — As witchy of a name as you can get.
Regan — Possessed girl in The Exorcist.
Clarice — The serial-killer tracking FBI agent Jodie Foster played in Silence of the Lambs.
Blair — The Blair Witch Project.
Endora — Mother-in-law on Bewitched.
Hilda — Cute, but witchy.
Salem — Place of the famous witch trials.
Esther — Possessed child in Orphan.
Carole Anne — Scary girl in Poltergeist.
Anne — Rice.
Eve — All Hallow’s Eve.

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title: “50 Halloween Inspired Baby Names For Your Little Boy Or Ghoul” ShowToc: true date: “2024-09-10” author: “Joel Briggs”

Talon — Think the claw of a scary crow.
Trick — Kind of catchy.
Chucky — From the terrifying movie Child’s Play.
Freddy — Krueger, of course.
Herman — As in Munster from The Munsters.
Dexter — Serial killer from the Showtime series by the same name.
Harry — For the most famous wizard in modern time, Harry Potter.
– 10. Cullen, Emmett, or Jasper — From Twilight.
Norman — the psycho in Psycho.
Alfred — Hitchcock.
Stephen — King.
Malachi — Uber-creepy kid from Children of the Corn.
Boo — Boo!
Fang — For vampires, werewolves, and all sorts of scary things.
Merlin — Famous sorcerer.
Nyx — Means “of the night.”
Reaper — Think Grim.
Ripper — As in Jack the …
Voldemort — From Harry Potter.
Cole — Boy who sees dead people in The Sixth Sense.
Roman — Polanski wrote such greats as Frantic, The Ghost Hunter, and Rosemary’s Baby.
Wes — Craven wrote The Last House on the Left, Scream, and Swamp Thing.
Treat — Why not? More from CafeMom: 25 Halloween-Inspired Baby Names for Girls Girls
Hecate — Greek goddess of witchcraft and magic.
– 5. Prudence, Piper, Phoebe, or Paige — The magical sisters from Charmed.
Samara — Ghost from The Ring.
Lamia — From Greek mythology, a half-woman, half-serpent who devoured babies.
Pumpkin — No explanation needed.
Lolly — For all the lollipops collected while trick o’ treating.
Candy — See number nine.
October — It has nice ring to it.
Autumn — A little less obvious than number 11, but still in the spirit of the season.
Sookie — From True Blood.
Cybil — Greek for prophetess.
Brunhilda — As witchy of a name as you can get.
Regan — Possessed girl in The Exorcist.
Clarice — The serial-killer tracking FBI agent Jodie Foster played in Silence of the Lambs.
Blair — The Blair Witch Project.
Endora — Mother-in-law on Bewitched.
Hilda — Cute, but witchy.
Salem — Place of the famous witch trials.
Esther — Possessed child in Orphan.
Carole Anne — Scary girl in Poltergeist.
Anne — Rice.
Eve — All Hallow’s Eve.

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title: “50 Halloween Inspired Baby Names For Your Little Boy Or Ghoul” ShowToc: true date: “2024-09-23” author: “Hannelore Jones”

Talon — Think the claw of a scary crow.
Trick — Kind of catchy.
Chucky — From the terrifying movie Child’s Play.
Freddy — Krueger, of course.
Herman — As in Munster from The Munsters.
Dexter — Serial killer from the Showtime series by the same name.
Harry — For the most famous wizard in modern time, Harry Potter.
– 10. Cullen, Emmett, or Jasper — From Twilight.
Norman — the psycho in Psycho.
Alfred — Hitchcock.
Stephen — King.
Malachi — Uber-creepy kid from Children of the Corn.
Boo — Boo!
Fang — For vampires, werewolves, and all sorts of scary things.
Merlin — Famous sorcerer.
Nyx — Means “of the night.”
Reaper — Think Grim.
Ripper — As in Jack the …
Voldemort — From Harry Potter.
Cole — Boy who sees dead people in The Sixth Sense.
Roman — Polanski wrote such greats as Frantic, The Ghost Hunter, and Rosemary’s Baby.
Wes — Craven wrote The Last House on the Left, Scream, and Swamp Thing.
Treat — Why not? More from CafeMom: 25 Halloween-Inspired Baby Names for Girls Girls
Hecate — Greek goddess of witchcraft and magic.
– 5. Prudence, Piper, Phoebe, or Paige — The magical sisters from Charmed.
Samara — Ghost from The Ring.
Lamia — From Greek mythology, a half-woman, half-serpent who devoured babies.
Pumpkin — No explanation needed.
Lolly — For all the lollipops collected while trick o’ treating.
Candy — See number nine.
October — It has nice ring to it.
Autumn — A little less obvious than number 11, but still in the spirit of the season.
Sookie — From True Blood.
Cybil — Greek for prophetess.
Brunhilda — As witchy of a name as you can get.
Regan — Possessed girl in The Exorcist.
Clarice — The serial-killer tracking FBI agent Jodie Foster played in Silence of the Lambs.
Blair — The Blair Witch Project.
Endora — Mother-in-law on Bewitched.
Hilda — Cute, but witchy.
Salem — Place of the famous witch trials.
Esther — Possessed child in Orphan.
Carole Anne — Scary girl in Poltergeist.
Anne — Rice.
Eve — All Hallow’s Eve.

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title: “50 Halloween Inspired Baby Names For Your Little Boy Or Ghoul” ShowToc: true date: “2024-08-27” author: “Mary Boyd”

Talon — Think the claw of a scary crow.
Trick — Kind of catchy.
Chucky — From the terrifying movie Child’s Play.
Freddy — Krueger, of course.
Herman — As in Munster from The Munsters.
Dexter — Serial killer from the Showtime series by the same name.
Harry — For the most famous wizard in modern time, Harry Potter.
– 10. Cullen, Emmett, or Jasper — From Twilight.
Norman — the psycho in Psycho.
Alfred — Hitchcock.
Stephen — King.
Malachi — Uber-creepy kid from Children of the Corn.
Boo — Boo!
Fang — For vampires, werewolves, and all sorts of scary things.
Merlin — Famous sorcerer.
Nyx — Means “of the night.”
Reaper — Think Grim.
Ripper — As in Jack the …
Voldemort — From Harry Potter.
Cole — Boy who sees dead people in The Sixth Sense.
Roman — Polanski wrote such greats as Frantic, The Ghost Hunter, and Rosemary’s Baby.
Wes — Craven wrote The Last House on the Left, Scream, and Swamp Thing.
Treat — Why not? More from CafeMom: 25 Halloween-Inspired Baby Names for Girls Girls
Hecate — Greek goddess of witchcraft and magic.
– 5. Prudence, Piper, Phoebe, or Paige — The magical sisters from Charmed.
Samara — Ghost from The Ring.
Lamia — From Greek mythology, a half-woman, half-serpent who devoured babies.
Pumpkin — No explanation needed.
Lolly — For all the lollipops collected while trick o’ treating.
Candy — See number nine.
October — It has nice ring to it.
Autumn — A little less obvious than number 11, but still in the spirit of the season.
Sookie — From True Blood.
Cybil — Greek for prophetess.
Brunhilda — As witchy of a name as you can get.
Regan — Possessed girl in The Exorcist.
Clarice — The serial-killer tracking FBI agent Jodie Foster played in Silence of the Lambs.
Blair — The Blair Witch Project.
Endora — Mother-in-law on Bewitched.
Hilda — Cute, but witchy.
Salem — Place of the famous witch trials.
Esther — Possessed child in Orphan.
Carole Anne — Scary girl in Poltergeist.
Anne — Rice.
Eve — All Hallow’s Eve.

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title: “50 Halloween Inspired Baby Names For Your Little Boy Or Ghoul” ShowToc: true date: “2024-08-27” author: “Raymond Hayes”

Talon — Think the claw of a scary crow.
Trick — Kind of catchy.
Chucky — From the terrifying movie Child’s Play.
Freddy — Krueger, of course.
Herman — As in Munster from The Munsters.
Dexter — Serial killer from the Showtime series by the same name.
Harry — For the most famous wizard in modern time, Harry Potter.
– 10. Cullen, Emmett, or Jasper — From Twilight.
Norman — the psycho in Psycho.
Alfred — Hitchcock.
Stephen — King.
Malachi — Uber-creepy kid from Children of the Corn.
Boo — Boo!
Fang — For vampires, werewolves, and all sorts of scary things.
Merlin — Famous sorcerer.
Nyx — Means “of the night.”
Reaper — Think Grim.
Ripper — As in Jack the …
Voldemort — From Harry Potter.
Cole — Boy who sees dead people in The Sixth Sense.
Roman — Polanski wrote such greats as Frantic, The Ghost Hunter, and Rosemary’s Baby.
Wes — Craven wrote The Last House on the Left, Scream, and Swamp Thing.
Treat — Why not? More from CafeMom: 25 Halloween-Inspired Baby Names for Girls Girls
Hecate — Greek goddess of witchcraft and magic.
– 5. Prudence, Piper, Phoebe, or Paige — The magical sisters from Charmed.
Samara — Ghost from The Ring.
Lamia — From Greek mythology, a half-woman, half-serpent who devoured babies.
Pumpkin — No explanation needed.
Lolly — For all the lollipops collected while trick o’ treating.
Candy — See number nine.
October — It has nice ring to it.
Autumn — A little less obvious than number 11, but still in the spirit of the season.
Sookie — From True Blood.
Cybil — Greek for prophetess.
Brunhilda — As witchy of a name as you can get.
Regan — Possessed girl in The Exorcist.
Clarice — The serial-killer tracking FBI agent Jodie Foster played in Silence of the Lambs.
Blair — The Blair Witch Project.
Endora — Mother-in-law on Bewitched.
Hilda — Cute, but witchy.
Salem — Place of the famous witch trials.
Esther — Possessed child in Orphan.
Carole Anne — Scary girl in Poltergeist.
Anne — Rice.
Eve — All Hallow’s Eve.

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title: “50 Halloween Inspired Baby Names For Your Little Boy Or Ghoul” ShowToc: true date: “2024-10-06” author: “Luella Waters”

Talon — Think the claw of a scary crow.
Trick — Kind of catchy.
Chucky — From the terrifying movie Child’s Play.
Freddy — Krueger, of course.
Herman — As in Munster from The Munsters.
Dexter — Serial killer from the Showtime series by the same name.
Harry — For the most famous wizard in modern time, Harry Potter.
– 10. Cullen, Emmett, or Jasper — From Twilight.
Norman — the psycho in Psycho.
Alfred — Hitchcock.
Stephen — King.
Malachi — Uber-creepy kid from Children of the Corn.
Boo — Boo!
Fang — For vampires, werewolves, and all sorts of scary things.
Merlin — Famous sorcerer.
Nyx — Means “of the night.”
Reaper — Think Grim.
Ripper — As in Jack the …
Voldemort — From Harry Potter.
Cole — Boy who sees dead people in The Sixth Sense.
Roman — Polanski wrote such greats as Frantic, The Ghost Hunter, and Rosemary’s Baby.
Wes — Craven wrote The Last House on the Left, Scream, and Swamp Thing.
Treat — Why not? More from CafeMom: 25 Halloween-Inspired Baby Names for Girls Girls
Hecate — Greek goddess of witchcraft and magic.
– 5. Prudence, Piper, Phoebe, or Paige — The magical sisters from Charmed.
Samara — Ghost from The Ring.
Lamia — From Greek mythology, a half-woman, half-serpent who devoured babies.
Pumpkin — No explanation needed.
Lolly — For all the lollipops collected while trick o’ treating.
Candy — See number nine.
October — It has nice ring to it.
Autumn — A little less obvious than number 11, but still in the spirit of the season.
Sookie — From True Blood.
Cybil — Greek for prophetess.
Brunhilda — As witchy of a name as you can get.
Regan — Possessed girl in The Exorcist.
Clarice — The serial-killer tracking FBI agent Jodie Foster played in Silence of the Lambs.
Blair — The Blair Witch Project.
Endora — Mother-in-law on Bewitched.
Hilda — Cute, but witchy.
Salem — Place of the famous witch trials.
Esther — Possessed child in Orphan.
Carole Anne — Scary girl in Poltergeist.
Anne — Rice.
Eve — All Hallow’s Eve.

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