Someone used Google Trends to find the Halloween candy each state is oddly obsessed with. Kit Kats and Twix both won five states each . . . candy corn is most popular in West Virginia . . . and people in Oklahoma actually eat Circus Peanuts.

Airbnb is offering three one-night stays at the "Scream" house in Northern California for $5. There will be a virtual check-in from DAVID ARQUETTE, scares from Ghost Face, and a movie marathon with snacks.

Arby's is promoting its own version of the McRib sandwich by selling hoodies and sweatpants that smell like SMOKED MEAT. Each article of clothing is hand-smoked by a real pitmaster and then vacuum sealed. They don't go on sale until Monday at noon eastern. If you want a pair, check out ArbysSmokedSweats.com.

Some guy carjacked a woman in Atlanta yesterday while armed with a bow and arrow. Then he crashed her car into a bridge and aimed the bow and arrow at a COP who responded to the crash, so they shot him. He survived, and was listed in stable condition.

The only main cast member who won't be back when "SNL" returns on Saturday is BECK BENNETT. Everyone else is staying. Also, Bowen Yang and Chloe Fineman have been promoted from featured players to regular cast members.

Earlier this month, a Reddit thread went viral about things that suck now, even though they used to be great. Now it's been updated with even more things, like concerts because they're so expensive . . . fast food because it's even unhealthier . . . and theme parks because they're too pricey and crowded.

A woman in Maine was arrested last Thursday after calling in two bomb threats to her boyfriend's workplace. She was tracked down and admitted that there weren't any bombs . . . she just wanted to spend time with him.