Spooky Literature
Name any popular book written by Stephen King that is not The Shining
IT, Pet Semetary, The Outsider, etc.
This movie series includes a killer in a black and white mask that typically ends up being one of the main characters.
Scream
In Strasbourg, France an illness spread causing people to dance themselves to death uncontrollably for days, what was the name of this phenomenon?
The Dancing Plague of 1518
This famous monster is depicted as pale and immortal, feeding off the blood of the living to stay "alive"
Vampire
St. Augustine was technically the first city colonized in America, because of this it is very popular for ghost activity in which two buildings specifically?
The St. Johns County Jail
The Castillo De San Marcos
This poet is famously depicted with a raven.
Edgar Allen Poe
This movie made through the media of claymation, often causes discourse of whether it is a halloween or christmas movie.
The Nightmare Before Christmas
Bells were a common addition to graves in the 18th century, why?
Buried Alive
This creature was claimed to be spotted in West Virginia between 1966-1967. It was said to have a black silhouette and glowing red eyes with enormous wings.
Mothman
This house inspired a 10 movie 1 tv horror show series based on true stories.
The Conjuring House
This Irish Author is famous for his book, Dracula
Brahm Stoker
"You keep dancing with the devil... one day he's gonna follow you home."
Sinners.
Books based on anatomy or erotica were bound in this material during earlier time periods.
Human Skin
This creature is said to manifest in those who resort to cannibalism in times of starvation. It is said that those who are possessed by such turn into an insatiable predator that grows larger with each victim it consumes and can never be satisfied
Wendigo
In 1834, local police discovered the bodies of several horribly mutilated enslaved people in the attic of a mansion in New Orleans. The woman responsible did more than just mutilate her enslaved, what was the name of this mansion.
The LaLaurie Mansion
This thriller author famously lost her virginity on her mother's grave.
Mary Shelley
(will also accept the name of her book: Frankenstein's Monster)
This 10 movie and 1 show series happens to be your hosts favorite horror universe.
The Conjuring
Up until the 20th century, this ingredient was common amongst regular medicines. It was ground into a fine powder then put into pills or stirred into beverages.
Human Remains (ex: crushed skull powder was believed to cure headaches)
This creature in Phillipene folklore can sever its upper half from its lower and fly on bat wings. It uses a proboscis tongue to feed on fetuses through the walls of houses where pregnant women sleep.
Manananggal
This prison was built to break the worst of criminals, located in San Francisco bay, California. It has a violent history and is one of the most haunted places in the U.S. because of this.
Alcatraz
This novel written in 1764 by Horace Walpole is often credited as the first ever gothic horror novel.
The Castle of Otranto
This movie aired on television without any sort of prior advertisement, borderline traumatizing an entire generation who thought it was real due to the 'found-footage' style of cinematography.
The Blair Witch Trials
This historical figure killed so many peasants in the 13th century that it temporarily reduced global carbon dioxide levels.
Ghengis Khan
The word štrigon describes a creature that has a different name today that many people know, what creature is it?
Vampire
from 1862-1863, Mary Lincoln performed seances in what she called 'The Red Room' as a way to grieve her son willie's death. This is not the only ghost that haunts this location, many generations of people you may have heard of also haunt this specific building.
The White House