Halloween History
Halloween is shortened from this original phrase?
All Hallows Eve
This 1999 film features the line "I see dead people".
The Sixth Sense
In Psycho (1960), this is the name of the motel.
The Bates Motel
This is the name of the clown in Stephen King's It.
Pennywise
This song was a "graveyard smash".
The Monster Mash
People carved these into lanterns before using pumpkins?
Pixar's Coco is about this famous holiday.
Dia de los Muertos
He directed The Birds (1963).
Alfred Hitchcock
This is the name of the hotel in Stephen King's classic The Shining.
The Overlook Hotel
This is Warren Zevon's famous werewolf rock track.
Werewolves of London
She wrote the 1818 classic Frankenstein.
Mary Shelley
In Scream (1996), the killer asks this question on the phone.
What's your favorite scary movie
This 1922 German silent film was an unauthorized version of Dracula.
Nosferatu
Stephen King wrote several early novels under this pen name.
Richard Bachman
Ray Parker Jr. composed this phantom classic.
Ghostbusters
In 1926, this magician passed away on Halloween.
Harry Houdini
This future star made his film debut in A Nightmare on Elm Street (1984).
Johnny Depp
He played the monster in Frankenstein (1931).
Boris Karloff
Randall Flagg, also known as the "Walkin' Dude", is the villain in this novel.
The Stand
DJ Jazzy Jeff and the Fresh Prince faced a copyright lawsuit from movie producers over this track.
A Nightmare on My Street
This 1938 Orson Welles radio broadcast aired on October 30, causing widespread real-world panic over a fake Martian invasion.
War of the Worlds
He composed the famous Halloween theme music.
John Carpenter
This 1968 George A. Romero film launched the modern zombie movie.
Night of the Living Dead
This is Stephen King's first published novel.
Carrie
Though not a traditional Halloween track, "Hope you guessed my name" is a lyric from this song, sung from the POV of lucifer himself.
Sympathy for the Devil