History of Halloween
The English holiday All Souls Day, wherein families would give pastries called "soul cakes" out to poor citizens, is most likely the origin of this modern Halloween tradition
Trick-or-Treat
This 2024 film about a young German girl's lustful relationship with an undead Count from Eastern Europe is a remake of what classic horror film, which nearly became lost media following a copyright lawsuit?
Nosferatu: A Symphony of Horror
This not-so-altruistic corporation was responsible for the zombie outbreak that destroyed Raccoon City in 1998, thanks to the T and G series viruses created in their labs
Umbrella Corporation
In the Halloween franchise, Michael Meyers terrorizes Laurie Strode and other young babysitters in what Illinois town?
Haddonfield
Hermany Grinder
Hermione Granger
Halloween's origins can be traced back two thousand years to the ancient Celtic festival of Samhain, a time when Celts believed the barrier between our world and the afterlife was thinnest, similar to this Hispanic "day" (answer in Spanish)
Dia de los Muertos
The evil alter-ego of Dr. Henry Jekyll
Mr. Edward Hyde
The Silver Eyes, The Twisted Ones, and The Fourth Closet make up the trilogy of tie-in novels for this popular game franchise
Five Nights at Freddy's
A combination of groundbreaking animatronic work and puppetry, as well as physical acting from Ed Gale, and an iconic voice performance from Brad Dourif brought Chucky to life, a "Good Guy" doll inhabited by the soul of this serial murderer, known as "The Lakeshore Strangler"?
Charles Lee Ray
Midweek Cutie
Wednesday Addams
The word "Halloween" comes from this holiday created by Pope Gregory III, the evening before All Saints Day (November first)
All Hallows Eve
Bela Lugosi famously brought Dracula to life on the silver screen for the first time in 1931, though the titular character had some noticeable changes to his appearance as described in this author's 1897 novel
Bram Stoker?
Work together with friends or other online players to survival "trials" in Dead by Daylight, a multiplayer horror experience which bosts several original and unique killers, including The Trapper, The Unknown, and this hatchet-toting killer
The Huntress
Among die-hard horror fans, Kane Hodder is the most popular (though not the first) actor to portray this masked killer, who may be a Devils fan
Jason Voorhees
Juice Demon
Beetlejuice
The celebration of Halloween was extremely limited in Colonial New England, because many of the early American colonists practiced the strict principles of this sect of Christianity, which includes the Presbyterian and Lutheran churches
Protestant
From 1948 to 1955, this renowned comedy duo got to meet several famous Universal movie monsters, including The Invisible Man
Abbott and Costello
In Until Dawn, eight teens fight to survive while stranded at their friends' family estate, located atop this mountain in Alberta, Canada
Blackwood Mountain
This 90s slasher franchise, often dismissed as nothing more than a knock-off of Wes Craven's Scream, features an axe-wielding murderer in a parka who turns out to be a college student out for revenge
Urban Legend
Vintage Artist
Bob Ross
This Colorado brewing company launched a hugely successful ad campaign in 1986 featuring gothic TV personality Elvira, which capitalized on Halloween's gradual shift by the end of the century from a kid-oriented holiday centered around candy sales into a more adult holiday featuring sexy costumes and raucous parties
Coors
This misshapen laboratory assistant aides Dr. Henry Frankenstein as he attempts to create life by assembling a creature from the body parts of the deceased in 1931's Frankenstein
Fritz
In Doki Doki Literature Club, a psychological horror game disguised as a cute dating sim, main villain Monika, voiced by Jillian Ashcraft, sings this original song about her love for you, the player character, over the end credits
Your Reality
Summer camp killer Angela turns out to be this in the infamous twist at the climax of the 1983 slasher Sleepaway Camp
A boy
Cyber Man or Padre
Neo