Franchise Horror
Not So Spooky
Aliens
Campfire Tales
Miscellaneous Frights
100

This character is the antagonist of A Nightmare on Elm Street.

Freddy Krueger

100
There is debate whether this animated Tim Burton feature is considered a Halloween movie, or if it belongs to another, jollier, holiday.  

Nightmare Before Christmas

100

The initials "UFO," weren't intended to mean "alien spacecraft," they stand for this. 

Unidentified Flying Object

100

Saying this fiend's name into the mirror 3 times will evoke her wrath.

Bloody Mary

100

This vegetable is a Halloween staple, often used as decor but also to make treats, such as pies. 

Pumpkins

200

This franchise is known for a sadistic serial killer who forces his victims to play violent "games" in order to survive. 

Saw

200

The cult classic film Hocus Pocus was set in, and even partially filmed in this witchy Massachusetts town. 

Salem

200

Many conspiracy theorists believe this highly secretive military site is home to research on alien technology, and may even house alien lifeforms. 

Area 51

200

This oft-told campfire story ends with the girlfriend leaving the car to look for her missing boyfriend and finding this object hanging on the car door. 

Hook 

200

This real-life Romanian ruler is the inspiration for the character of Count Dracula. 

Vlad Tepes/ Vlad the Impaler

300

While Jason is the primary antagonist of much of the Friday the 13th series, this character was the actual murderer haunting the camp in the original film. 

Mrs. Voorhees (his mother)

300

A 2015 movie starring Jack Black brought new life to this classic R L Stine children's series of the same name. 

Goosebumps

300

This town in New Mexico became known as the "UFO Capital" following an incident allegedly involving an alien spacecraft in 1947. 

Roswell

300

According to Squidward, this sinister character's appearance is foretold by these factors: 

The lights will flicker on and off.

The phone will ring, and nobody will be there.

The bus that killed him will appear.

The Hash-Slinging Slasher

300

Visitors to Valas Pumpkin Patch are likely to hear this signature cry of a lost miner in the "Lost Pumpkin Mine."

"I think this here map is all wrong."

400

The Conjuring series of movies are based on real life stories of this Catholic ghost hunting couple. 

Ed and Lorraine Warren

400

The stop motion animated film Coraline tells the story of a girl trying to save her parents from the sinister "Other Mother," and is based on a novel by this author. 

Neil Gaiman

400

Alien visits in the midwest may be documented by the appearance of these symbols in cornfields. 

Crop Circles

400

Beware of a girl who keeps a ribbon tied around her neck. This may happen when it is removed. 

Her head falls off

400

In some areas, simply saying "trick-or-treat" is not enough for a child to earn candy on Halloween. They must do this before they receive a treat. 

Tell a joke

500

The Halloween franchise is a huge proponent of the "final girl" trope, this actress' character continues to survive, she reprises her role in 8 of the 12 films.  

Jamie Lee Curtis 

500

This animated miniseries about two brothers and their frog trying to return home is based on a short called "The Tome of the Unknown."

Over the Garden Wall

500

One of the most common descriptions of aliens among supposed abductees is "human-like with small bodies, enlarged hairless heads, and large black eyes." This description has been condensed to this term. 

Greys/ Grey Aliens/ Rosewell Greys

500

This tale warns of the dangers of grave robbing: a woman whose coffin was robbed comes back to haunt her husband for stealing this treasured item. 

Her golden arm

500

This Gaelic harvest festival, celebrated from Oct 31st to Nov 1st marks the halfway point between the autumn equinox and winter solstice, and is often associated with witches or wiccans. 

Samhain