Monster Menagerie
When this book was made into a stage musical, it was significantly lengthened - though both sides of the Protagonist still die in the end.
The Strange Case of Dr. Jekyll & Mr. Hyde
In the opening scenes of the film, Brad Majors and Janet Weiss find themselves at a wedding in this city.
Denton, Ohio
Apparently the most popular Halloween song in the US, this song was released in 1982 on an album of the same name.
Thriller
On its debut broadcast, this was watched by 49% of American television viewers and is regarded as the best of the Peanuts specials.
Its The Great Pumpkin, Charlie Brown!
Supposedly, a house in Enfield, London was haunted by one of these mischievous invisible specters in the 1970s.
Poltergeist
The title of this classic novel compares the titular character to Greek myth, dubbing him The Modern Prometheus, who fashioned humans out of clay.
Frankenstein; or, The Modern Prometheus
One of the shadow cast's famous callouts is this, referencing the actor playing Eddie when it's revealed he has been cooked into supper.
Meatloaf's Ready!
This track by Screamin' Jay Hawkins was later covered by the Sanderson Sisters in 1993's Hocus Pocus.
I Put a Spell On You
This show's second episode features Wirt and Greg stumbling upon Pottsfield, where villagers wear pumpkins for a harvest festival.
Over the Garden Wall
This 2013 Horror film about haunted doll Annabelle and it's sequels were based on true stories crafted by conmen - I mean, paranormal investigators - Ed & Lorraine Warren.
While Quincey Morris takes the honour of killing Dracula originally, this character became far more renowned as a vampire slayer.
Abraham van Helsing
While he famously played Dr. Frank-N-Furter in the 1975 film, Tim Curry's final TV acting role was 40 years later as this role.
The Criminologist
The theme to What's New, Scooby-Doo! was performed by this band, who have embraced the popularity with Scooby-Doo branded merchandise.
Simple Plan
The first Jack-O-Lanterns were originally not carved from pumpkins, but this vegetable instead.
Turnips
After his death, the treasurer of this gun manufacturer's wife created a now-haunted Mystery House with neverending construction and confusing passageways.
Though unseen for much of his Universal film, this titular character was played by Claude Rains.
The Invisible Man
The success of the film spawned this ill-fated 80s sequel with very little of the returning cast.
Shock Treatment
Referred to as "the Internet's Halloween Anthem," this number was actually released in 1996 by Andrew Gold.
Spooky Scary Skeletons
The village of Morton in this US State contributes to over 85% of the worlds pumpkin canning.
Illinois
The ghost known as the Bell Witch appeared in Tennessee in the early 1800s haunting John Bell Sr., inspiring this psychological horror film.
The sixth and final of Universal's The Mummy films sees Klaris meet this famous comedy duo.
Abbott & Costello
Though many refer to them as the Transylvanians, the ensemble are only ever actually referred to as this term.
Phantoms
The lyrics to the Monster Mash mention this name, referencing the singer of the band - NOT the original Frankenstein's Monster actor.
Boris
Farewell, O Fragrant Pumpkin Pie is a song penned by Telgmann & Cameron for this 1889 operetta.
Leo, the Royal Cadet
This ocean liner - now a permanent hotel in California - is purportedly haunted by the ghosts of departed passengers.
RMS Ocean Mary