Ghoul-ogy
Pop Culture Poltergeists
Costume Catastrophes
Creepy Cuisine
Hex Marks the Spot
100
This nocturnal creature uses echolocation to navigate in the dark—no magic, just sound science.
What is a bat?
100
These three witchy sisters returned to Salem in 2022 after nearly 30 years, still obsessed with youth, chaos, and musical numbers.
Who are the Sanderson Sisters?
100
He’s in a pinstripe suit, has a sandworm phobia, and keeps yelling his own name like a bad marketing campaign.
Who is Beetlejuice?
100
A multi-course French dinner of oysters, filet mignon, and peaches in Chartreuse jelly became the last meal for passengers aboard this vessel—served just hours before icy disaster struck.
What is the Titanic?
100
This iconic American residence is said to be haunted by Abraham Lincoln, whose ghost has reportedly been seen by Winston Churchill and Queen Wilhelmina.
What is the White House?
200
Zombies would have a hard time surviving without this part of the brain, which controls breathing and heartbeat.
What is the brainstem?
200
This 19th-century American author helped popularize the spooky, gothic tone we now associate with Halloween through tales like The Raven. 
Who is Edgar Allan Poe?
200
She’s got a blue dress, a white apron, and keeps muttering about tea parties and time-traveling rabbits.
Who is Alice (from Wonderland)?
200
In Cambodia, this creepy-crawly snack is fried and eaten whole - 8 legs and all. (be specific)
What are tarantulas?
200
This prison island off the coast of San Francisco is now a tourist attraction, but some say the spirits of former inmates still linger in its cold, crumbling cells.
What is Alcatraz?
300
This terrifying real, sleep disorder causes people to wake up unable to move, often hallucinating shadowy figures or feeling a presence in the room.
What is sleep paralysis?
300
This Halloween anthem by Bobby “Boris” Pickett is a graveyard smash and still hits the charts every October.
What is Monster Mash?
300
He’s wearing a hockey mask, but it’s not even Friday, and he’s clearly not here to play sports.
Who is Jason Voorhees?
300
This forbidden fruit’s seeds contain cyanide, making it dangerous if consumed in large quantities.
What are apple seeds?
300
This famously haunted hotel in the mountains of Colorado inspired Stephen King's The Shining after he stayed there in Room 217. 
What is The Stanley Hotel?
400
An urban myth says this particular creepy-crawly can survive a nuclear blast! While that a myth, it can however survive decapitation for days, thanks to its decentralized nervous system.
What is a cockroach?
400
The Michael Jackson's music video Thriller, featured dancing zombies, fog, and a spooky monologue from this horror icon.
Who is Vincent Price?
400
She’s got a black dress, a long braid, and a stare that could curdle milk. She’s also allergic to color.
Who is Wednesday Addams?
400
This blood red fruit, associated with Persephone and the underworld, was historically used in funeral rites and offerings to the dead.
What is a pomegranate?
400
This Parisian site holds the bones of over six million people and is known for its eerie tunnels and ghostly legends.
What are the Catacombs of Paris?
500
This part of the brain, responsible for fear, would be working overtime if you were being chased by a werewolf.
What is the amygdala?
500
This famous line, “Double, double toil and trouble,” is chanted by a trio of witches in this classic Shakespearian work.
What is Macbeth?
500
He’s wearing a striped sweater, a fedora, and has a glove that would make Edward Scissorhands jealous.
Who is Freddy Krueger?
500
Biter Beware! Fugu, or this type of fish, is a Japanese delicacy, if not prepared correctly, can cause paralysis or an untimely death due to its potent neurotoxin.
What is pufferfish?
500
This ancient Peruvian city, perched high in the Andes, is rumored to be haunted by the spirits of Incan priests and warriors. 
What is Machu Picchu?