This 2017 Andy Muschietti adaptation features a group of outcast kids in Derry, Maine, who are terrorized by an ancient cosmic entity that often takes the form of a dancing clown.
IT
These are the names used to call zombies in AMC's The Walking Dead
Walkers
In the 1992 supernatural slasher Candyman, Daniel Robitaille's right hand is severed and replaced with a sharp ____
meat hook
Ice Cube's first action horror thriller that was released in 1997
Anaconda
Introduced in 1930, this globally dominant milk chocolate, nougat, and peanut bar was named after a beloved, deceased racehorse owned by the Mars family
Snickers
This Warner Bros 2025 vampire thriller made 367.9 million to $370.2 million worldwide
Sinners
In the action-comedy Zombieland, Woody Harrelson's character, Tallahassee, travels across the dangerous, infected country with the ultimate mission of finding the very last one of these snack cakes.
Twinkie
In The Walking Dead series, _____ was Neegan's _____ used to kill/intimidate Rick Grimes' crew. it was even used to kill zombies
Lucille, barbed wire bat
Long before he became a cultural icon in Footloose, this actor made one of his earliest film appearances getting pinned from under a mattress by a spear in the original 1980 film Friday the 13th.
Kevin Bacon
Though it is famously divisive among trick-or-treaters, manufacturers produce roughly 35 million pounds of this candy each year, which translates to about 9 billion individual "seeds".
Candy corn
This 2014 indie psychological horror film follows a young woman stalked by a relentless, slow-walking supernatural entity passed from person to person through a sexual encounter.
It Follows
This is the name of the famous gooey zombie from Return of the Living Dead: Part I
Tar-Man
Ash from the Evil Dead franchise was known for what two weapon choices
a red Homelite chainsaw and 12 gauge double barreled Remington shotgun
Under the pseudonym "Oprah Noodlemantra" in later franchise credits, this future Oscar winner made his spectacular cinematic debut as Glen Lantz in Wes Craven's 1984 masterpiece A Nightmare on Elm Street
Johnny Depp
These chewy, sugar-dusted treats were originally shaped like aliens and called "Mars Men" in Canada before being rebranded in the 1980s with the slogan "Sour. Sweet. Gone."
Sour Patch Kids
To make the sound design authentic in A Quiet Place, director John Krasinski insisted on hiring Millicent Simmonds, who played the daughter Regan and helped teach the entire cast this language for communication on and off-screen.
American Sign Language
In Zack Snyder's 2004 remake of Dawn of the Dead, director Zack Snyder hired a real nurse to film a close-up shot stitching up a character's arm, which resulted in a painful accident when she accidentally punctured the skin of this lead actor.
Ving Rhames
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Flamethrower
Just one year before landing her career-defining television role as Rachel Green on Friends, this actress made her feature film debut dealing with a murderous mythical creature in the 1993 horror movie Leprechaun.
Jennifer Aniston
Before adopting its global rainbow name in 1998, this chewy, fruit-flavored square candy was famously known across Europe and the UK as "Opal Fruits"
Starburst
In Jordan Peele's Get Out, Missy Armitage uses a silver spoon and a teacup to hypnotize Chris, sending his mind falling deep into a dark, paralyzing void called this.
The Sunken Place
Name me 3 infected types from the Last of Us TV series
Stalkers, Runners, Clickers and Bloaters
In the 2011 survival horror film The Cabin in the Woods, the Ancient One's gladiatorial zombie "The Father" executes targets in the facility using a short, double-edged _____ sword.
Roman Gladius
Playing a highly fictionalized, deadpan version of himself who disguises himself as a member of the undead to leisurely play golf, this comedy icon completely stole the show in 2009's Zombieland.
Bill Murray
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