Horror Media Trivia
This sci-fi bio-horror novel involving dinosaurs was later adapted into a movie but had to be toned down from its grotesque origins.
What is Jurassic Park?
Don't let them get wet, and definitely don't feed them after midnight. πββοΈ
What are Gremlins?
π π» π
What is a Ghost?
Most commonly depicted on a broom, with a black cat, or using a cauldron, there imagery is mostly popular during this spooky season. πββ¬
What is a Witch?
Arachnophobia is the extreme fear of this creature.
What is a Spider?
In the first-person survival horror game "Slender" featuring the Slender Man, your objective is to collect these items. π€΅π» (give # as well)
What are 8 pages?
This creature is often the result of some sort of pathogen or even a curse! "Braaaaaaains..." π§
What is a Zombie?
In Latin-American culture, this eerie woman in white cries for the same children that she drowned.
Some of the most common methods for vanquishing this creature of the night include a stake through the heart, sunlight, or beheading. π§
What is a Vampire?
Rollercoasters, skyscrapers and flights are things you'd often avoid if you have this phobia affecting about 5% of the general population.
What is Acrophobia?
The name of the shadowy top-hatted figure heralded by a sinister children's pop-up book in the 2014 Australian film by the same name. π©
What is The Babadook?
This Alien creature bursts through a host's chest after a short incubation period and is often dubbed the "perfect organism" with a blade tipped tail and acid for blood. (The Greek-based name please) π½
What is the Xenomorph? - Alien Series
This type of supernatural entity originating from German folklore is known for causing physical disturbances and its name means "noisy ghost."
What is A Poltergeist?
This creature from European Folklore is called forth from a cursed individual during a Full Moon. π
What is a Werewolf?
π€‘ π±
What is Coulrophobia?
An American-Canadian film director, writer, editor and actor, best known for his "Living Dead" series. (first and last name please) π§
Who is George (Andrew) Romero?
Every 23 years for 23 days, this demonic creature awakens from its slumber to feed on human body parts. πͺ
What is The Creeper?
In folklore, these lights are often seen as malevolent spirits or tricksters that lead travelers astray. Also the name of a Fire-type move in Pokemon.
What is a Will-O'-The-Wisp/Will-O'-Wisp?
This Doctor is often mistaken for his monstrous creation that he amalgamated using body parts from corpses and stitching them all together.
Who is Frankenstein?
The fear of clusters of holes or bumps. π³οΈ
What is Trypophobia?
According to the heart rate data (beats per minute) of viewers in "The Science of Scare Project" experiment, this movie is the scariest film of all time. (as of Oct. 2025)
What is Sinister?
This a gelatinous alien from the 1958 sci-fi horror film of the same name oozes through a small town, consuming everything and everyone in its path.
What is The Blob? - The Blob
Often depicted as wronged women in Japanese traditional beliefs and literature, these type of ghosts are believed to be capable of causing harm in the world of the living, injuring or killing enemies, or even causing natural disasters to exact vengeance for the wrongs it received while alive.
What is an OnryΕ?
This legendary creature in Irish folklore is often depicted as a headless horseman on a black horse, or as a coachman, who carries his own head. (Irish term please)
What is a Dullahan?
Named after the Greek god of death, this is the fear of death (also known as death anxiety). π
What is Thanatophobia?