Movies & Monsters
This vampire counts his victims from his castle in Transylvania.
Who is Dracula?
This vegetable, often used to carved into spooky faces, is a Halloween favorite.
What is a pumpkin?
This is the largest organ of the body.
What is skin?
This spooky Halloween creature is wrapped in bandages and has origins in ancient Egypt.
What is a mummy
This is the hormone that prepares your body for stressful or dangerous situations.
This 1931 film about a man-made monster is based on a novel by Mary Shelley.
What is Frankenstein?
This Halloween candy is known for its tri-color layers of white, orange, and yellow.
What is candy corn?
This is the longest bone in the human body and is located in the thigh.
What is the femur?
This underwater predator can sense a single drop of blood from miles away.
What is a shark?
This reaction happens when a person encounters something frightening, preparing the body to face or escape the threat.
What is Fight-or-Flight?
This masked villain stars in the Halloween movie series and is known for his eerie silence.
Who is Michael Myers?
This bitter fruit is often associated with preventing vampires and is known for its strong smell.
What is Garlic?
This is the only muscle in the body that never tires, working day and night.
What is the cardiac muscle?
This undead creature from Caribbean folklore is controlled by a sorcerer and is often raised from the dead to do their bidding.
What is a zombie?
This term describes a strong and often irrational fear of something, like spiders or heights.
What is Phobia?
In this classic horror movie, a group of friends are terrorized by a villain who haunts them in their dreams.
What is A Nightmare on Elm Street?
This "forbidden fruit" is often associated with Halloween stories about witches and poison.
What is an apple?
This internal organ has the amazing ability to regenerate itself, even if up to 90% of it is removed.
What is the liver?
This mythical bird, known for rising from its own ashes, symbolizes rebirth and immortality in many ancient legends.
What is the Phoenix?
This chemical in the brain, often called the "feel-good" neurotransmitter, can drop when you're stressed or fearful, impacting your mood.
What is Serotonin?
In this horror movie, a young girl’s head spins 180 degrees while she is possessed by a demon.
What is The Exorcist?
This thick, dark syrup often used on pancakes can also be produced in a spooky, blackstrap version.
What is molasses?
This body fluid helps remove toxins and waste from your body and is produced in the liver.
What is bile?
This legendary sea monster is said to be a massive, tentacled creature capable of dragging entire ships underwater.
What is the Kraken?
This hormone, commonly known as the "stress hormone," is released during fearful situations.
What is Cortisol?