Monsters in Books
Halloween Trivia
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Classic TV
Spooky Anatomy
100
Written by Bram Stoker in 1897, this blood sucking Count roams his castle in Transylvania and brings terror to the streets during the night.
Count Dracula
100
The more common name for the furry creature known as a lycanthrope.
Werewolf
100
This smelly but delicious food is said to deter vampires.
Garlic
100
This spooky, scary boney man is the main character of The Nightmare Before Christmas.
Jack Skellington
100
Litres of blood in the average adult.
5
200
The last name of the scientist who uses electricity to bring a creature made of old body parts to life, in the classic story written by Mary Shelley.
Frankenstein
200
Name for a group of witches.
Coven
200
Main ingredient of the seasonable pie by the same name, also used for carving.
Pumpkin
200
Despite the nature of his being, this friendly ghost from the classic movie of the same name is not evil or scary.
Casper (The Friendly Ghost)
200
Number of bones in the adult human body. (within 10)
206
300
Name of the clown from Stephen King's It.
Pennywise
300
Bat
300
Popular American candy, shaped like small cones and featuring the colours orange, yellow and white.
Candy Corn
300
"Ghostface" is the name of the serial killer of this popular franchise.
Scream
300
Animal featured in the popular myth, said to be consumed during your sleep an average of 8 times a year
Spider
400
A strange case indeed, this is the name of the brilliant scientist and his evil alter ego, given to them by Robert Louis Stevenson in 1886.
Dr. Jekyll & Mr. Hyde
400
Country where the traditions surrounding All Hallows Eve is said to originate.
Ireland
400
Most sold trick and treat candy in the US.
Reese's Peanut Butter Cups.
400
Name of the van used by Scooby Doo and the rest of the Scooby Gang.
The Mystery Machine.
400
The number of people that die from cancer annually.
10 million
500
This classic book series written by R. L. Stine features a sentient ventriloquist doll named Slappy.
Goosebumps
500
According to Irish folklore, the legend of Stingy Jack, the trickster who bargained with the Devil, explains the origin of this Halloween tradition.
Jack-o-Lanterns
500
This infamous Asian fruit is heavily banned from hotels and subways due to it smelling intensely of rotting onions, garbage, or gym socks.
Durian
500
Cult classic horror movie from 1960, directed by the legendary Alfred Hitchcock.
Psycho
500
This internal organ is capable of fully regenerating itself from as little as 10% original mass.
Liver