A holiday in honor of Christopher Columbus arrival to America on October 12th, 1492. For some reason, it is celebrated on the second Monday of October. That makes zero sense.

A 1966-1971 gothic horror melodramatic soap opera and ongoing franchise involving the rich and cursed Collins family of Collinsport, Maine.

A Mexican holiday honoring the dead on the day after Halloween. Also a 1985 George Romero zombie film.

John Travolta in the 1977 film "Saturday Night Fever".

A holiday about the earth, celebrated on April 22nd.

A holiday about bunnies, eggs, chocolate, and Jesus. It occurs on a Sunday, though the exact date changes every year, so nobody can figure out when to celebrate it without resorting to a calendar.

A small, mythological creature often possessing magical powers, rufies, and Red Bull energy drinks, or simply just a girly-man with an intense sense of gayness.

A holiday for fathers, celebrated on the third Sunday of June. Also a Troma movie.

A stupid holiday about flags, celebrated June 14th.

A holiday to commemorate the slasher franchise featuring Jason Voorhees.