In The Wizard of Oz, this color is associated with the Wicked Witch of the West's skin.
What is green?
This fictional Transylvanian count is arguably the most famous vampire in literature.
Who is Count Dracula?
In this Nickelodeon cartoon, a mysterious late-night employee fears this bizarrely named supernatural killer will appear at the Krusty Krab.
Who is the Hash-Slinging Slasher?
Walking underneath one of these is traditionally considered bad luck.
What is a ladder?
These supposedly transparent apparitions are the classic supernatural residents of haunted houses.
What are ghosts?
This skeletal figure carrying a scythe is a classic personification of death.
Who is the Grim Reaper?
This legendary creature is said to transform from a human into a wolf during the full moon.
What is a werewolf?
According to folklore, this household object is famously associated with witches flying through the night.
What is a broomstick?
According to popular vampire lore, this vegetable is traditionally used to ward off vampires.
What is garlic?
In Scream, this is the name commonly given to the killer's distinctive mask.
What is Ghostface?
Breaking this household object is famously said to result in seven years of bad luck.
What is a mirror?
his device is traditionally associated with attempting to communicate with spirits through letters and a planchette.
What is a Ouija board?
This famous Egyptian pharaoh's tomb was discovered largely intact by Howard Carter in 1922.
Who is Tutankhamun?
This legendary creature is said to inhabit the forests of the Pacific Northwest and is often described as a large, hairy, human-like ape.
What is Bigfoot?
This 17th-century Massachusetts town became infamous for its witch trials in 1692.
What is Salem?
In Twilight, Bella Swan falls in love with this vampire.
Who is Edward Cullen?
Jason Voorhees is most closely associated with this fictional New Jersey summer camp.
What is Camp Crystal Lake?
In many Western cultures, this color of cat is associated with bad luck.
What is black?
In paranormal terminology, an object allegedly moving or being thrown without an obvious physical cause is often attributed to this phenomenon.
What is telekinesis?
This famous London serial killer terrorized the Whitechapel district in 1888.
Who is Jack the Ripper?
According to legend, this winged creature was repeatedly spotted around Point Pleasant, West Virginia, in the 1960s and is often described as having glowing red eyes.
Who is the Mothman?
This term for a gathering of witches became popular in English and is traditionally said to consist of thirteen members.
What is a coven?
In What We Do in the Shadows, four vampires share a house in Staten Island and struggle with the mundane realities of eternal life. What is the name of the relentless vampire who considers himself the group's leader?
Who is Nandor?
Norman Bates works at this motel in Alfred Hitchcock's Psycho.
What is the Bates Motel?
Knocking on this is commonly done after mentioning good fortune in order to prevent tempting fate.
What is wood?
In paranormal investigation, EVP stands for these three words.
What is Electronic Voice Phenomenon?
This grand above-ground structure is built as a permanent tomb for one or more deceased people, often resembling a small building.
What is a mausoleum?
This cryptid from the forests of New Jersey is traditionally described as having hooves, wings, a horse-like head, and antlers.
What is the Jersey Devil?
In Macbeth, the witches' famous chant begins with the words "Double, double, toil and..." this.
What is trouble?
This 1922 German film, an unauthorized adaptation of Dracula, features the vampire Count Orlok.
What is Nosferatu?
Mary Shelley gave this subtitle to her famous novel about a scientist who creates life from dead body parts.
What is The Modern Prometheus?
If you spill this seasoning at the dinner table, tradition says you should throw a pinch over your left shoulder to ward off bad luck.
What is salt?
This famous Nevada military installation is at the center of decades of UFO and extraterrestrial conspiracy theories.
What is Area 51?
This notorious medieval method of execution involved placing a condemned person inside a hollow bronze statue and heating it from below.
What is the Brazen Bull?
This legendary creature from Native American and Canadian folklore is described as a giant, cannibalistic humanoid associated with winter and starvation.
What is a Wendigo?
This legendary witch from Slavic folklore lives in a hut standing on chicken legs and may help or hinder those who encounter her.
Who is Baba Yaga?
Bram Stoker's Dracula was published in this year. (Will accept +/- 10 years)
What is 1897?
This 1974 film directed by Tobe Hooper introduced audiences to the cannibalistic Sawyer family and their chainsaw-wielding member Leatherface.
What is The Texas Chain Saw Massacre?
If your ears are burning, according to superstition, someone is doing this.
What is talking about you?
In folklore, this phenomenon involves a person supposedly becoming physically unable to move while experiencing a terrifying presence, often during the transition between sleep and wakefulness.
What is sleep paralysis?
This Latin phrase, meaning "remember that you will die," became a major theme in medieval and Renaissance art.
What is memento mori?
This mythical creature from American folklore is said to resemble a common rabbit or hare, but with one unusual feature more commonly found on a deer.
What is a jackalope?
In 18th-century Portsmouth New Hampshire, this woman was labeled a witch after local pigs were supposedly bewitched; legend says she died after townspeople attempted to counter the spell by burning the pigs' severed ear and tail tips.
Who is Molly Bridget?
In vampire folklore, the term for a vampire returning from the grave to torment the living comes from a Latin word meaning "to return."
What is revenant?
In the original Halloween, Michael Myers escapes from this institution before returning to Haddonfield.
What is Smith's Grove Sanitarium?
Someone afflicted by Hexekontaheptaphobia has a fear of this number.
What is 67?

The word "poltergeist" comes from German words meaning this.
What is "noisy ghost"?
In ancient Greek mythology, this ferryman transported the souls of the dead across the rivers Styx and Acheron.
Who is Charon?
Legend says this fearsome creature roams the forests around Rhinelander, Wisconsin, where it is described as having horns, spikes along its back, and a foul temper.
What is a Hodag?