Which Witch
Abandoned in a forest, a brother and sister fall into the hands of a witch who lives in a house made of bread, cake and sugar.
Who are Hansel and Gretel?
In the script, John Carpenter and Debra Hill referred to this iconic slasher as The Shape to emphasize that the character was not a normal man but rather a faceless embodiment of pure evil.
Who is Michael Myers?
Shot in 1967, this short recording remains the most famous purported footage of Bigfoot.
What is the Patterson–Gimlin film?
Opened in 1909, this grand mountain resort inspired Stephen King to write 'The Shining' after a stay in Room 217.
What is The Stanley Hotel?
This chocolate coated candy bar is comprised of a center consisting of pretzels, peanut butter, peanuts and caramel.
What is a Take 5?
Her life ends abruptly when Dorothy's farmhouse is carried by a cyclone from Kansas and tragically lands on her, crushing her to death.
Who is The Wicked Witch of the East?
The infamous drowning site of a young Jason Voorhees filmed at real life Camp No-Be-Bo-Sco in Hardwick Township, New Jersey.
What is Camp Crystal Lake?
Formerly known as the Colorado Rockies, this team changed their name in 1982 following a poll after becoming based in East Rutherford.
Who are the New Jersey Devils?
This real-life Dutch Colonial-style home on the south shore of Long Island was purchased by the Lutz family in December of 1975 where they claimed to experience paranormal activity.
What is The Amityville Horror House?
Despite being most well known for chocolate, Milton Hershy's first successful product was this confection made by heating sugars to high temperatures.
What is Caramel?
After experiments by the High Evolutionary at Mount Wundagore, this daughter of Magneto would gain reality warping Chaos Magic and become an Avenger in 1965.
Who is Wanda Maximoff / The Scarlet Witch?
This primarily horror writer and director is responsible for creating both the Nightmare on Elm Street and Scream franchises.
Who is Wes Craven?
Generally attributed to Puerto Rican comedian Silverio Pérez, this creature got its name in 1995 due to the reported livestock attacks in San Juan.
What is Chupacabra?
The fictional town of Derry has served as the setting for a number of Stephen King's novels, novellas and short stories are located in this northeastern state.
What is Maine?
Invented in 1888 by George Renninger of the Wunderle Candy Company in Philadelphia this iconic Halloween candy was originally sold as "Chicken Feed".
What is Candy Corn?
Odysseus visits this sea witch's island of Aeaea on the way back from the Trojan War where she invites his crew to a feast that turns them into swine.
Who is Circe?
The resourceful, usually abstinent or clever female protagonist who survives the night and defeats or escapes the killer.
Who is The Final Girl?
Point Pleasant, West Virginia seems to be the home to this creature, usually appearing before disaters like the collapse of the Silver Bridge.
What is Mothman?
In late 2017, American YouTuber Logan Paul, uploaded a video in which he visited this Japanese forest in order to document and explore its supposed "creepy" qualities.
What is Aokigahara / Sea of Trees / "Suicide Forest"?
During World War II, these candies were produced for the U.S. Military due to their portability and ability to withstand heat.
What are M&Ms?
Imprisoned inside a spellbook in 1657, she was later freed in modern times by her descendant, the horror writer Ben Ravencroft.
Who is Sarah Ravencroft?
During development several names for this 1974 independent slasher film were considered, including Saturn in Retrograde and Head Cheese.
What is The Texas Chain Saw Massacre?
First popularized by CCTV footage shot in 2007 by a man in south Fresno, California, this cryptid has been compared to a walking pairs of pants and has become a popular icon online.
What is The Fresno Nightcrawler?
The 1677 colonial farmhouse on Round Top Road was the site of alleged paranormal investigations by Ed and Lorraine Warren in the 1970s, inspiring this 2013 horror movie.
What is The Conjuring?
While the UK and US have classic varieties, Japan has produced over 300 unique flavors of this candy.
What is Kit-Kat?