Spooky facts
Can trap souls and should never face the bed
Mirrors
This YA fantasy series is about a 100-year-old man who refuses to mind his business and emotionally manipulates a teenage girl while trying really hard not to eat her.
Twilight
Used to cleanse and get rid of evil energy
Sage
Sings sailors to their death
Sirens
"All work and no play makes Jack a dull boy"
The Shining
Stops at death
Clocks
A neglected child is radicalized at a boarding school where adults regularly disappear, and winning points involves almost dying.
Harry Potter
Sacred rites whose purpose vary with different situations
Ceremonies
Love spells and youth potions
Witches
"Screaming meemies"
The Haunting of Hill House
Developed from Celtic culture using bones to ward off evil and to allow then space to carry more burdens
Bonfires
A man who’s 90% red flags and 10% music theory fakes supernatural powers so he can stalk his favorite coworker from the air vents.
Phantom of the Opera
Given to Bella from Jacob
Dreamcatcher
A serpent that kills with one stare
Basilisk
"Make me the biggest star the world has ever known"
Pearl
Pagan fertility game that deemed the female winner next to have a child
Bobbing for apples
A New York City emo with a science kink moves to a small town where everyone's biggest problem is a dead guy with excellent aim.
The Sleepy Hallow
Most sacred and used in witchings
Hair
Latin American urban legend. A blood-sucking cryptid said to attack livestock. Described as reptilian or hairless dog-like.
Chupacabra
"Wouldst thou like to live deliciously?"
The Witch
Attached to the bed and used at night, while sleeping, to protect the vulnerable from spirits
Bed curtains/canopies
A socially awkward man ruins a wedding rehearsal and is dragged into an underground death cult
The Corpse Bride
What's the name of the actor who plays Bear in Rez Dogs?
D'Pharaoh Woon-A-Tai
A malevolent, cannibalistic spirit from Algonquian folklore, associated with insatiable greed and hunger.
Wendigo
"It's not heresy, it's truth"
Hereditary