Classic Slashers & Icons
Which killer haunts dreams with a bladed glove?
Freddy Krueger.
Who is the possessed girl in “The Exorcist”?
Regan MacNeil.
The giant reptile in “Lake Placid” is actually a huge what?
Crocodile.
Nancy Thompson battles which dream demon?
Freddy Krueger.
Which 1978 film launched the Michael Myers saga?
“Halloween.”
After the original “Friday the 13th,” who becomes the primary killer?
Jason Voorhees.
he paranormal investigators in “The Conjuring” share which surname?
Warren.
Name the clock-based feeding rule in “Gremlins.”
Never feed after midnight.
Pennywise emerges roughly every how many years?
27 years.
Jigsaw’s real name in the “Saw” series?
John Kramer.
Norman Bates runs which roadside lodging?
The Bates Motel.
In “Insidious,” what is the astral realm called?
The Further.
The shark species menacing “Jaws”?
Great white.
Clarice Starling works for which agency?
The FBI.
Which doll series spins off from “The Conjuring”?
“Annabelle.”
The miner-masked murderer in a Canadian favorite is from which film?
“My Bloody Valentine.”
The deity behind the home movies in “Sinister”?
Bughuul.
The eye-palmed monster in “Pan’s Labyrinth” is called?
The Pale Man.
Sidney Prescott hails from which town?
Woodsboro.
The 2004 crossover of two sci-fi/horror titans?
“AVP: Alien vs. Predator.”
Which holiday slasher features a killer Santa?
“Silent Night, Deadly Night.”
“The Exorcism of Emily Rose” was inspired by which real case?
Anneliese Michel.
The “Ginger Snaps” series centers on which classic monster?
Werewolves.
Who are the original Ghostface killers?
Billy Loomis and Stu Macher.
The infamous “Amityville” address number?
112 Ocean Avenue.