Spooky History
In 1818, this famous Gothic novel by Mary Shelley introduced the world to a scientist who created life from death, sparking debates about science and morality.
What is Frankenstein?
This legendary ape-like creature, said to inhabit the forests of North America, is known for its enormous footprints and elusive nature.
What is Bigfoot?
This classic candy, made of sugar, corn syrup, and marshmallow, is shaped like a triangle and features white, orange, and yellow layers.
What is candy corn?
This stop-motion animated film, released in 1993, features Jack Skellington, the Pumpkin King of Halloween Town, as he tries to take over Christmas.
What is The Nightmare Before Christmas?
This crew member has an evil alter ego.
What is evil Summers?
The infamous 17th-century witch trials in this Massachusetts village led to the execution of 20 people accused of practicing witchcraft.
What is Salem?
This aquatic cryptid, said to inhabit the depths of a Scottish lake, is often depicted as a long-necked creature resembling a prehistoric plesiosaur.
What is the Loch Ness Monster?
This dessert, traditionally made with mascarpone cheese, coffee-soaked ladyfingers, and cocoa powder, originates from Italy and its name translates to 'pick me up.
What is tiramisu?
This masked horror movie villain, first introduced in a 1978 film, is known for terrorizing the town of Haddonfield on Halloween night.
Who is Michael Myers?
This spooky salty pirate curse was placed on the Katmai Bay after taking a stone from a mid-summer port call.
What is Curse of South Manitou Island?
This 16th-century Scottish king wrote a treatise titled Daemonologie, which endorsed witch hunts and influenced the fear of witchcraft across Europe.
Who is King James VI of Scotland (later King James I of England)
This winged cryptid, first sighted in Point Pleasant, West Virginia, in the 1960s, is said to be a harbinger of disaster and is often described as having glowing red eyes.
What is the Mothman?
This popular chocolate bar, introduced in 1930, features nougat, caramel, and peanuts, all coated in milk chocolate.
What is a Snickers?
This 1990s TV series, hosted by R.L. Stine, featured spooky tales for kids and was based on the popular book series of the same name.
What is Goosebumps?
This creepy cryptid known as the 'under water panther' was spotted during a fateful overnight steam after Grand Haven.
What is the Mishipeshu?
This Edgar Allan Poe poem, published in 1845, features a mysterious talking bird that repeatedly utters the word 'Nevermore'.
What is The Raven?
This Michigan cryptid, said to inhabit the Upper Peninsula, is a lumberjack legend described as a massive bear-like creature with a taste for mischief and a fondness for eating humans
What is the Hodag?
This iconic candy, created in 1928 and named after its inventor, was originally marketed as a 'penny candy' and is known for its colorful fruit-flavored rolls.
What is Life Savers?
This 1982 horror film, directed by Tobe Hooper and produced by Steven Spielberg, features a family haunted by malevolent spirits and a young girl who mysteriously communicates with them through a television.
What is Poltergeist?
This evil activity was created by a ghoulish ENS in October and held underway at 0800.
What is Mr. Brown's Morning Workouts?
(-400 if you did not participate)
This ancient Celtic festival, marking the end of the harvest season and the beginning of winter, is widely considered the precursor to modern Halloween.
What is Samhain?
These Great Lakes creatures are known in Native American folklore as "Memegwesi," these small, mischievous beings are said to live near bodies of water and are known for their trickery and magical abilities.
What are The Little People of the Great Lakes?
In Japan, Kit Kats are considered a symbol of good luck because their name sounds similar to this Japanese phrase meaning 'surely win.
What is kitto katsu?
This 2007 film adaptation of a Stephen King novella takes place in a small town where residents are trapped in a grocery store by a mysterious and deadly fog.
What is The Mist?
This answer is the location from the 2025 Spooky Katmai Riddle, "I am beath the logs and among them. This place sticks ice and the hatch is sticky...Where am I"
What is 4-9-O-A?
(+100 for finding who is there)