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This holiday is celebrated on October 31

Halloween

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"We all float down here," is said by this villain.

Pennywise

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According to superstition, if this animal crosses your path, it means bad luck

A black cat

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This undead being rises from its coffin each night, seeking victims to drain of life with a single bite.

Vampire

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This Milwaukee serial killer became the subject of the Netflix series Monster and became known as the "Milwaukee Cannibal”

Jeffrey Dahmer

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 This tradition involves dressing up and going door‑to‑door for candy.

trick‑or‑treating!

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The haunted doll in a popular horror franchise has this name.

Annabelle

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This ghostly figure, known as “The Weeping Woman,” is a staple of Mexican folklore, said to weep for her lost children by rivers.

La Llorona

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This towering creature, stitched together from spare parts, is often misunderstood despite its frightening appearance.

Frankenstein’s monster

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His financier's criminal case exposed a network of underage victims and led to worldwide investigations.

Jeffrey Epstein

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This bright orange fruit, yes, botanically a fruit, is the most common material used to carve Halloween faces.

 pumpkin

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The Conjuring is based on the investigations of these two paranormal investigators.

Ed and Lorraine Warren

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Stories describe this being as having eyes that appear human even when it takes the form of a coyote, wolf, or other creature.

Skinwalker

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This creature transforms under the full moon and is vulnerable to silver.

werewolf

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This Canadian college student disappeared while staying at the Cecil Hotel, and was later found in the water tank on the top floor of the hotel.

 Elisa Lam

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In early American tradition, this activity, now a children’s pastime, was once used for fortune‑telling about marriage and harvest luck.  

Bobbing for apples

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The actor during the filming of the scene in this movie suffered a fracture to the lower spine.

 exorcist

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This eerie phenomenon appears in folklore as a ghostly double that mimics your movements and is often seen as a warning of misfortune.

doppelgänger

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This half-woman, half-snake creature from Greek myth turns victims to stone with a glance.

Medusa

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In August 2018, this Colorado man appeared on local news pleading for the safe return of his missing family—before investigators discovered he had murdered his pregnant wife Shanann and their daughters Bella and Celeste.

Christopher Watts

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Before pumpkins became standard in America, these smaller, tougher vegetables were carved in Ireland and Scotland for Halloween.

turnips

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This 2001 supernatural horror movie centers on a family who inherit a mansion with shifting glass walls, each section housing one of twelve terrifying spirits that power a deadly machine.

13 Ghosts

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 Witnesses along the New England coast in the early 19th century described a massive, snake‑like form gliding just beneath the waves, inspiring decades of speculation.

Sea Serpent

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In Dickens’ holiday tale, this ghost drags chains forged from a lifetime of greed.

Jacob Marley

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This unidentified serial killer sent coded letters to the press in Northern California.

Zodiac Killer