Classic Creatures
Urban Legends and Superstitions
Horror Movies
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Music
100
Which fictional character is based on historical figure, "Vlad the Impaler"?
Dracula
100
This number is widely considered to be bad luck.
13
100
From a famous 1984 film, "If there's something strange in you neighborhood, who you gonna call? ___________!!!
100
How is bob associated with Halloween?
People bob for apples at Halloween parties.
100
Finish these Halloween lyrics: "Trick or treat, smell my _____, give me something good to eat!"
Feet
200
Who was the 30 foot gorilla who held Fay Wray captive?
King Kong
200
This type of bullet is said to kill werewolves.
Silver
200
In George A. Romero's 1968 "Night of the Living Dead" the zombies were only afraid of this one thing.
Fire
200
PUN: Where might a ghost live?
On a Dead End!
200
This 1983 music video features Michael Jackson turning into a werecat.
Thriller
300
What was the name of the monster in Mary Shelly's novel?
It had no name
300
What is Dia de Los Muertos?
Day of the Dead
300
Name one of the stars in Stephen King's The Shining.
Jack Nicholson & Shelly Duvall
300
Which 3 ghost entities, along with Jacob Marley, visited Ebenezer Scrooge?
The Ghost of Christmas Past, the Ghost of Christmas Present, and the Ghost of Christmas Future.
300
Which 1984 song asked, "Who you gonna call?"?
Ghostbusters
400
What movie is this from?
Young Frankenstein
400
This Latin folklore creature is said to attack and drink the blood of livestock, including goats.
Chupacabra
400
Name Linda Blair's character name in "The Exorcist".
Regen
400
At which famous New York City apartment was Rosemary's baby filmed?
The Dakota
400
This Batman composer wrote the 1980's hit, "Dead Man's Party"
Danny Elfman
500
Name one of the top five "Universal Monsters".
Dracula, Frankenstein, the Creature from the Black Lagoon, the Mummy, and the Wolf Man.
500
If you see this on Halloween night, it means that the spirit of a dead loved one is watching over you.
A spider
500
In which Shakespeare play do three witches say, “Double, double, toil and trouble”?
Macbeth
500
This is the first song introduced in "A Nightmare Before Christmas".
This is Halloween