Lore
Horror movies
Candy
Haunts
Monsters
100

This New England town where innocents were killed serves as a warning about moral panic and mass hysteria.

Salam, Massachusetts

100

This horror flick features the line “Do you like scary movies?” in the opening scene.

Scream

100

A quizzical child asks an owl about this hard candy in a famous commercials from the 1960s.

Tootsie pop

100

The home for this rifle company heiress features 160 rooms and stairways to nowhere.

Winchester house

100

This woman wrote one of the first science fiction novels about an artifical man brought to life.

Mary Shelley

200

This no-hands Halloween game may be related to the Roman celebration of the goddess Pomona.

Bobbing for apples

200

Viewers cheered for children overcoming their fears to make this movie the top-grossing horror film of all time.

IT (2017)

200

This is chocolate treat that would kill Carson was named America's favorite Halloween candy according to a 2023 poll.

Reese's peanut butter cups

200

This investigator collects haunted memorabilia while he is not filming his adventures with ghost.

Zac Bagans

200

This sole mammal capable of flight provided a big inspiration for a classic horror movie monster.

Bat

300

This famous entertainer's artistry couldn't help him escape his fate of dying on Halloween in the 1920s.

Harry Houdini

300

The characters try to run from Death to escape their memorably gruesome fates in this six film series.

Final Destination

300

Jokes about a dangerous scooter were compared to this item that was said to have been embedded in some trick-or-treat candies.

Razor blades

300

Grab some sweet tea in this southern, coastal city that boasts the moniker "most haunted city in America."

Savannah, GA

300

These monsters find the perfect hunting ground when an Alaskan town experiences a month of polar night.

Vampires

400
This term was used to refer to the spookiest holiday until the Scottish term "Halloween" started being used in the 1700s.

All Hallows' Eve

400

Dracula wouldn't want to suck the blood of these extraterrestial monsters who "mostly come out at night, mostly."

Xenomorphs

400

The modern name of this tradition where children would dress up and perform songs or jokes in exchange for candy

Trick-or-treat

400

These paranormal investigators are a married couple who claim to be clairvoyant and laid claim to a famous haunted doll

Ed and Lorraine Warren

400

Ichabod Crane can't outrun this dullahan who throws a jack-o-lantern at him before he is never seen again

Headless Horseman

500

This phenomenon happened in the 1980s when fake stories of ritual abuse and demonic workship spread.

Satanic panic

500

This film follows Wolverine and Selene as they hunt down the most famous of vampires.

Van Helsing

500

This more literal interpretation was the original name for candy corn; strewn about for barnyard animals.

Chicken feed

500

This area of New Orleans is home to the grisly site of torture perpetrated by Madame LaLaurie

French Quarter

500

The vocals of this millenium-old creature were recreated in 2020 after scanning its vocal tract.

Mummy

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