Jonathan Bennett challenges the first four teams to create a scene depicting their favorite monsters when they were in school and include a classic school snack in the tasting element; Shinmin Li and Aarti Sequeira decide which team is eliminated.
Three new teams face off as Jonathan Bennett challenges them to create their very own crime scene with tasting elements that include coffee and doughnuts; judges Shinmin Li and Aarti Sequeira decide which teams move on and which team is eliminated.
Jonathan Bennett asks the five teams to create a scene of two monsters playing various sports while highlighting the sugar artist's skill in their display; judges Shinmin Li and Aarti Sequeira evaluate the designs and one team is eliminated.
Bennett challenges the four remaining teams to create scenes based on three words; the pumpkin artists are in the spotlight as their monster must be completely made of pumpkin; judges Shinmin Li and Aarti Sequeira decide which teams move on.
Host Bennett challenges seven teams of international cake, sugar and pumpkin artists to create spooky displays, complete with mouthwatering treats; judges Shinmin Li and Aarti Sequeira decide which team will walk away with $25,000.
Cake decorators, candy-makers and pumpkin carvers team up to compete to see who can make the biggest, wildest, and spookiest edible Halloween creations in an attempt to win a cash prize.
Jonathan Bennett welcomes four teams to the first of two qualifying rounds; each team of cake, sugar and pumpkin artists must create a monster from a specific historical period before judges Shinmin Li and Aarti Sequeira decide which team is history.
Four new teams face off in the second qualifier; Jonathan Bennett challenges them to depict the moment a person transitions into a Halloween monster; Judges Shinmin Li and Aarti Sequeira chose who moves on and who is left in the dust.
Jonathan Bennett tasks the remaining teams of cake, pumpkin and sugar artists with creating a scene showing what it would look like if a nightmare came to life; judges Shinmin Li and Aarti Sequeira decide which teams will continue living the dream.
Jonathan Bennett challenges the teams to show the chaos that ensues when monsters go trick-or-treating; each teams must highlight their pumpkin carver's skill to avoid Shinmin Li and Aarti Sequeira sending them home with an empty candy bag.
Jonathan Bennett asks the teams create displays of a vampire on a date gone wrong; while the teams highlight their cake artist's skill with a tasting element, Shinmin Li and Aarti Sequeira decide who won't be getting a second date.
Jonathan Bennett challenges the semifinalists to imagine what would happen when nature fights back, using sugar; judges Shinmin Li and Aarti Sequeira decide which two survivors will battle it out for the championship title and $25,000.
Jonathan challenges the teams to create displays based on the inspirations behind fairy tales; judges Shinmin Li and Aarti Sequeria decide who advances to the next round and whose fairy tale comes to an end.
Jonathan Bennett asks three new teams to conjure up displays inspired by the "The Exorcist"; the teams showcase the battle between good and evil in hopes that judges Shinmin Li and Aarti Sequeria choose the right side.
In the final qualifying round, Jonathan Bennett has three teams choose two monsters and meld them into one maniacal monster mashup.
Jonathan Bennett tasks the six remaining teams with creating a display featuring a clown terrorizing a victim; judges Shinmin Li and Aarti Sequeria have the last laugh as they chose the creepiest clown.
The five remaining teams face a challenge as Jonathan Bennett asks them to make over a classic Hollywood monster; judges Shinmin Li and Aarti Sequeira evaluate their devious designs before sending one team home screaming.
Jonathan Bennett invites the teams to a dance party where ravenous zombies have brain-inspired treats; judges Shinmin Li and Aarti Sequeira decide which three teams move into the semifinals and which team's chances are dead on arrival.
Jonathan Bennett gets a little wicked as the three semi-finalists struggle to incorporate garlic into their vampire vs. Halloween heavyweight displays; judges Shinmin Li and Aarti Sequeria announce whose piece is worthy of a spot in the finale.
Jonathan Bennett challenges the final two teams to imagine what creatures are lurking in the dark corners of a haunted attic; judges Shinmin Li and Aarti Sequeira crown one team the "Halloween Wars" champions and award them the $25,000 prize.
In the first of three qualifying rounds, Eddie Jackson introduces three teams to the haunted city of New Orleans, where they must cast a sweet spell with the voodoo queen, Marie Laveau, to impress the judges.
Eddie Jackson shares the haunted Hellfire Caves in London and the monsters that haunt them; the three teams create Halloween-themed displays, and the judges send two more teams to the next round.
Six teams face off for the first time in the main competition, hoping to impress the judges; Eddie introduces them to the haunted city of Salem, Mass., and a coven of witches that is looking for revenge.
Eddie introduces the five remaining teams to The Island of the Dolls in Mexico City and the competitors tackle another challenge.
Eddie challenges the four remaining teams to conjure up a ghostly rave party inspired by the haunted Shanghai Tunnels of Portland, Ore.
Three teams battle it out in the rough waters of the semifinals as Eddie asks them to dive deep into their fears, taking inspiration from the dark and haunted sea that surrounds Cape Disappointment in Washington.
The final teams face off in an decisive showdown as Zak Bagans takes them to the haunted catacombs in Paris; host Eddie Jackson and fellow judges Shinmin Li and Aarti Sequeira crown a winner to claim the title of "Halloween Wars" champions.
With the possessed doll at Zak Bagans' The Haunted Museum as inspiration, four teams of cake and sugar artists create spooky cakes to impress judges Eddie Jackson, Shinmin Li and Aarti Sequeira.
The Addams family enjoys a dream vacation with some of the monsters in the world; four teams compete to impress judges Eddie Jackson, Shinmin Li and Aarti Sequeira with their creepy and kooky cakes inspired by the animated film.
Six teams sculpt cakes based on stories of ghosts and ghouls from around the world; inspired by Zak Bagans' Dybbuk Box, considered an actual haunted item, the cake and sugar artists face a challenging test.
Paranormal investigator Zak Bagans taunts the five remaining teams with one of the exhibits at his museum: the Circus Room; for this challenge, the cake and sugar artists must show the true terror of the traveling circus.
There's a noise in the basement, and everyone is too afraid to peek until now; Zak Bagans challenges the four remaining teams to imagine what lurks in the dark corners of the basement and bring their visions to life in creepy cakes.
The final two teams go head-to-head for the $25,000 prize as they craft cakes that show what happens when two monsters square off in a duel.
Six teams consisting of a pumpkin carver, a cake artist and a sugar artist dive into the first challenge: creating spooky displays of Halloween haunts taking a monster road trip; actor Jeremy Ray Taylor guest judges.
The four remaining teams face the challenge of creating Halloween-themed displays showing that even monsters need friends, too; actress Katie Sarife joins the judges to pick the winning team.
The three teams receive the tasked of creating Halloween-themed displays showing the claustrophobic terror that results when someone is trapped with a monster; actress Jocelin Donahue joins the judges to choose the final two teams.
In the final challenge, the team that best captures the terror and fun of horror movie jump scare moments will become the champions.
Four teams made up of a pumpkin carver, a cake artist and a sugar artist go into battle to imagine a display that terrifies: an attack by a swarm.
The teams create Halloween-themed edible displays that show how holiday mascots like Santa and the Easter Bunny go trick-or-treating.
The final two teams, made up of a pumpkin carver, a cake artist and a sugar artist, face off in a Halloween showdown; actor Caleb McLaughlin ("Stranger Things") serves as a guest judge.
Five remaining teams create Halloween-themed displays that show the hideous monsters that disguise themselves with normal, human faces.
Four remaining teams made up of a pumpkin carver, a cake artist and a sugar artist go into battle to create Halloween-themed displays that capture what happens when all of the monsters throw their own ghastly Halloween party.
The final three teams create Halloween-themed displays that imagine what happens when an undead ghoul hosts their own zombie cooking show.
It's the spine-tingling finale of Halloween Wars; the final two teams made up of a pumpkin carver, a cake artist and a sugar artist have slaughtered their competition and must face off in one last showdown.
Five teams compete to create Halloween displays that capture a haunted roadside motel; special guest judge Sid Haig, actor in horror films including "Halloween" and "The Devil's Rejects."
Four remaining teams compete to create Halloween-themed displays that capture the horror of a two-faced monster; Carlson Young, actress from MTV's "Scream," joins the judging panel to help decide which team moves on to the final battle.
The final three teams attempt to capture the horror that unfolds inside a crypt after dark; joining the judging panel is Greg Plotkin, director of "Paranormal Activity: The Ghost Dimension."
Two teams are left, and the team that creates the scariest and most demonic wedding will be crowned champion and win the grand prize; actress Bitsie Tulloch from "Grimm" is the guest judge.
Five teams made up of a pumpkin carver, cake decorator, and sugar artist compete to create Halloween-themed displays that capture an infestation.
The four remaining teams made up of a pumpkin carver, cake decorator, and sugar artist compete to create Halloween-themed displays that show a mutant hybrid horror.
The three remaining teams made up of a pumpkin carver, cake decorator, and sugar artist compete to Halloween-themed displays that capture the horror that follows a grave robbing.
The four remaining teams create displays that evoke the dire warning; whatever you do, don't go into the forest; with special guest judge, film producer Adi Shankar.
The three remaining teams compete to create a Halloween display capturing a battle between mummies and werewolves; guest judge Francia Raisa.
In the final teams battle to create a display that captures the twisted, demonic world of a haunted carnival; horror actor Lew Temple is the special guest judge.
Teams made up of pumpkin carvers, cake decorators and sugar artists battle to create Halloween-themed displays depicting a zombie prom.
The four remaining teams battle to create Halloween themed displays of their own version of a fairytale; the celebrity judge is horror movie actor Tony Todd.
The three remaining teams battle to create Halloween themed displays that capture what happens when swamp creatures attack.
Five teams must create a terrifying clown; one team is out.
Teams capture a battle in which a vampire killer slays a vampire.
Teams must capture the moment when a mad scientist's creation goes wrong.
Five teams create enticing Halloween themed displays of a witch and haunted house that scares.
There are three teams remaining which present a battle display between zombies and vampires.
Two teams create Halloween displays of the Underworld; choosing the "Halloween Wars" champion.