Name the Horror Villain
Horror Movie Description
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What country celebrates like this?
Haunted Places
200

IT

Pennywise

200

This movie follows a mental patient and murderer who escapes a sanitarium and returns to his hometown to stalk innocent passersby

Halloween

200

This candy, originally called “chicken feed,” was first sold in the 1880s and has become one of the most divisive Halloween treats in America.

Candy Corn

200

Instead of Halloween, families in this country honor their deceased loved ones with bright marigolds, sugar skulls, and colorful altars

Mexico

200

Built in 1888, this beachfront San Diego hotel is said to be haunted by the ghost of Kate Morgan, a young woman who checked in but never checked out. Guests and staff still report flickering lights and mysterious footsteps near her old room.

Hotel Del Coronado

400

Silence of the Lambs

Hannibal Lecter

400

This film has become a horror classic, tracing the tale of an innkeeper who goes off the psychological deep end

The Shining

400

The most handed out candy on Halloween

Reese’s Peanut Butter Cups

400

Festivals take place across this country on Halloween where the holiday originated from

Ireland
400

This haunted hotel in Colorado inspired Stephen King’s The Shining

The Stanley Hotel

600

Saw

John Kramer

600

This movie is about "found footage" that follows a couple being haunted in their own home.

Paranormal Activity

600

This candy was inspired by soldiers in the Spanish Civil War eating Smarties (a British-made chocolate)

M&Ms

600

“Chuseok,” a harvest festival similar in spirit to Halloween, and younger generations have started adopting Western-style costumes and parties

South Korea

600

This infamous house in New York, became the subject of a best-selling book and horror film series after a family claimed it was possessed by evil spirits.

The Amityville House

800

Hellraiser

Pinhead

800

This tense horror film about a woman on the trail of the urban legend of a film that kills anyone who watches it

The Ring

800

These two candy bars are named after their founders' horses

Snickers and Milky Way

800

Children go door-to-door singing for the souls of the dead and receiving food in return, a tradition that blends Catholic and indigenous beliefs

Phillippines 

800

This old ocean liner, now docked in Long Beach, California, is said to be haunted by the spirits of sailors and passengers who perished aboard.

The Queen Mary

1000

Hereditary

Paimon

1000

This movie follows a television reporter and her cameraman as they become trapped inside a quarantined apartment building with an infection-spreading, aggressive force

Rec

1000

Originally created in Britain in 1974 and named after a bowling game

Skittles

1000

People visit graves of ancestors and light lanterns during the Obon festival, which honors spirits of the dead rather than trick-or-treating 

Japan

1000

This historic fortress on the River Thames is said to be haunted by Anne Boleyn, who was beheaded here in 1536.

The Tower of London

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