Classic Horror & Thrillers
What 1978 film features a masked killer named Michael Myers?
Halloween?
What was the name of the witch trial hysteria that took place in 1692?
Salem Witch Trials
What was the name of Sabrina's talking cat in Sabrina the Teenage Witch?
Salem
Which Halloween symbol was once used to ward off evil spirits instead of being decorative?
The jack-o-lantern
A "grimoire" is another word for what?
A book of spells
In The Shining, what phrase does Jack type repeatedly?
All work and no play makes Jack a dull boy
Which U.S. president's ghost is said to haunt the White House most often?
Abraham Lincoln
What candy does E.T. love in the movie E.T.?
Reese's Pieces
What famous magician died on Halloween in 1926?
Harry Houdini
According to legend, vampires can't see themselves in what?
What horror movie was inspired by real events involving Ed and Lorraine Warren and a haunted farmhouse?
The Conjuring
The Bell Witch legend originated in which U.S. state?
Tennessee
In Beetlejuice, how many times must you say his name to summon him?
Three times
Starbucks introduced the Pumpkin Spice Latte, starting the seasonal coffee craze, in this year.
2003
In Spain and Mexico, people often place what flower on graves during Day of the Dead celebrations?
Marigolds
In Psycho, what was Norman Bates' mother's name?
Norma Bates
According to legend, what object can protect you from a werewolf bite?
a silver bullet
In Stranger Things, what is the name of the alternate dimension?
The Upside Down
The fear of clowns is know as what?
Coulrophobia
In what country is it considered bad luck to say the word "vampire" aloud on Halloween night?
Romania
What 1922 silent film is an unauthorized adaptation of Dracula?
Nosferatu
The Tower of London is said to be haunted by which famous queen?
Anne Boleyn
This supermodel and TV host is known for throwing one of the most extravagant celebrity Halloween parties every year.
Heidi Klum
What famous horror author wrote under the pseudonym Richard Bachman?
Stephen King
The ancient practice of communicating with spirits through a board with letters and numbers began being sold commercially in 1890 under what name?
The Ouija Board