Mammals
Halloween Movies
Scary Mythological Creatures
Before and After
International Food
100
Though some people think dogs see in black and white, they actually see in this color range.
Yellow to Blue
100
Lock, Shock, and Barrel are the trick or treaters found in this movie.
The Nightmare Before Christmas
100
Hint: German
Krampus
100
Mary Shelley's fictional character dances to this song
Frankenstein's Monster Mash
100
A French crescent shaped pastry.
Croissant
200
"Invisible" to infrared cameras, this animal also typically blends in with its environment.
Polar Bear
200
The title of this movie is the same as the hotel room number that the main character demands to spend the night in.
1408
200
Hint: Americas
Chupacabra
200
ABBA song recorded in honor of the U.K.'s longest-reigning monarch
Dancing Queen Elizabeth (II)
200
A Middle-Eastern food, this is typically a triangle shaped pastry that can include different fillings.
Samosa
300
Though it's typically an herbivore, this animal has the most powerful bite in the world.
Hippo
300
"Here's Johnny!"
The Shining
300
Hint: Native American
Wendigo
300
Professor Lupin's greatest fear has nothing to do with this dance move
Full Moonwalk
300
This pastry dessert from the Ottoman Empire is filled with chopped nuts and honey.
Baklava
400
This land animal is the closest living relative to an elephant.
the Hyrax
400
This movie popularized the "found footage" filming technique.
The Blair Witch Project
400
Hint: Japanese
Oni
400
The Leto brothers' band initiates war.
Thirty Seconds to Mars Attacks
400
A type of bread, served with Ethiopian dishes.
Injera
500
At over 180dB, the sounds of this animal can be lethal to humans (hypothetically).
Sperm Whale
500
This franchise has 13 movies spanning 46 years.
Halloween
500
Hint: Russian
Baba Yaga
500
An H.G. Wells novel about extra-terrestrials takes a turn when the elves and orcs show up
War of the Worlds of Warcraft
500
An English dessert, typically multiple layers of custard, fruit, and sponge cake.
Trifle