Poe's Murders in the Rue Morgue inspired Arthur Conan Doyle to create this character
Sherlock Holmes
The friendly ghost
Casper
Say this name three times and he will haunt you
Beetlejuice
Bates Motel
Psycho
This pungent kitchen staple is famously said to ward off blood-sucking vampires
Garlic
Football team named after a Poe poem
Baltimore Ravens
Character who sings "What's This?"
Jack Skellington
Experience Fright Fest at these theme parks
Six Flags
Elm Street in Springfield, Ohio
Nightmare on Elm Street
Nandor the Relentless is served by this human familiar who dreams of becoming a vampire and is secretly a descendant of Van Helsing
Guillermo de la Cruz
Household pet with yellow eyes featured in a Poe story
Black cat
Highest grossing Adam Sandler series of movies
Hotel Transylvania
Jimmy Kimmel and Kevin Hart were terrified when they visited this city's Blood Manor
New York City
The Overlook Hotel in the Rocky Mountains
The Shining
This legendary 1922 German Expressionist silent film directed by F.W. Murnau was an unauthorized adaptation of Dracula, forcing the studio to rename the Count to "Orlok.
Nosferatu
Edgar picked up this vice while trying to pay for college and remained addicted his entire life
Gambling
Female witch character first published by Archie Comics in 1962
Sabrina the Teenage Witch
Star of Disney's original Haunted Mansion movie in 2003
Eddie Murphy
Black Hills near Burkittsville, Maryland
The Blair Witch Project
This specific tree wood—often hawthorn or ash—was favored in traditional European and Slavic lore for fashioning the ultimate anti-vampire stake
Hawthorne or ash
Story whose famous last line is "Here, here it is the beating heart"
The Tell-Tale Heart
The drummer and the youngest of the Ghoul Girls
Vampirina
Salem House immortalized by Nathaniel Hawthrone
The House of Seven Gables
Camp Crystal Lake
Friday the 13th
This portmanteau-named child of Edward and Bella Cullen in the Twilight saga grows at an accelerated rate and has the ability to project her thoughts
Renesmee