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100

This Michael Jackson classic features eerie sound effects and a spoken-word outro by Vincent Price.

THRILLER

100

This 1999 film follows a boy who famously says, “I see dead people.”

The Sixth Sense

100

This vegetable becomes a glowing lantern when carved to ward off spirits.

PUMPKIN

100

This old prison in Intramuros is rumored to echo with the cries of tortured prisoners from the Spanish era.  

Fort Santiago 

100

This hero’s execution site in Manila is said to echo with phantom footsteps at dawn.

Jose Rizal

200

This Eagles hit references “the beast” and a chilling line: “You can check out any time you like, but you can never leave.”

HOTEL CALIFORNIA

200

This 1931 film introduced the world to a misunderstood creature brought to life by electricity.

Frankenstein

200

This chewy candy is often shaped like worms and used in “dirt pudding” desserts.

GUMMY WORMS

200

This Baguio hotel is infamous for ghost sightings, including a woman in white wandering its old hallways.

 Diplomat Hotel

200

This revolutionary leader’s body was never found after his death in 1897, leading to legends that he still roams Cavite.

Andres Bonifacio

300

This song (though Irish band, popular in America) uses the word “zombie” as a metaphor for conflict.  

ZOMBIE

300

This masked killer stalks babysitters on Halloween night in a 1978 classic.

Michael Myers

300

This chocolate bar is jokingly said to be cursed because it always gets stolen on Halloween night.

SNICKERS

300

This long, winding road in Quezon City is rumored to have a ghostly white lady who appears to drivers.

Balete Drive

300

This Baguio house, once used as a wartime hospital, is said to be home to restless spirits of former patients.

Laperal White House

400

This Ray Parker Jr. hit became synonymous with ghost hunting in 1984.

Ghostbusters

400

This 2013 film follows paranormal investigators Ed and Lorraine Warren as they help a family tormented by a dark entity.

The Conjuring

400

This deadly fish can kill if improperly prepared due to its potent neurotoxin.

PUFFER FISH

400

This island is famous for tales of sorcery, healing rituals, and mysterious lights.

Siquijor

400

This revolutionary general was assassinated in Palanan, and legends say his spirit still walks the forests.

Emilio Aguinaldo

500

This emotionally charged 2004 track by an American rock band blends themes of loss, memory, and ghostly imagery, and its music video famously depicts soldiers facing tragedy on the battlefield.

The Ghost of You” by My Chemical Romance

500

In this horror film, a winged monster emerges every 23 years to feast, and its arrival is marked by an old jazz tune that becomes increasingly sinister as the story unfolds.

Jeepers Creepers

500

This ancient Roman emperor was rumored to poison guests at lavish feasts, making every meal a deadly gamble.

Emperor Nero 

500

This university in Manila is known for ghost stories involving soldiers and nurses from WWII.

University of Santo Tomas

500

This priests executed in 1872 is said to haunt the site where they were garroted.

Gomburza