Inapropriate for Children
Horror Protagonists
Hand Held
100

This line of play things aimed to preteen girls throughout the 2000s was shunned by parents throughout the U.S.

Bratz

100

This high school student portrayed in the "A Nightmare On Elm Street" movie franchise was later added to the video game Dead By Daylight.

Quentin Smith

100

Often found in the middle of a road, or at William Sonoma.

Fork

200

This Mattel employee left the occupation when he did not agree with the changes that were being made to his monster based doll line after they were called "too scary" for young fans.

Garrett Sander

200

This heroic and charming character had the unfortunate middle name "Joanna" in this popular supernatural film series.

Evil Dead

200

With a handle, this is modern slang for a makeup look, and used to hold another modern slang word for drama.

Mug

300

This adjective for a headache requires a birth certificate and parental consent to get done.

Piercing

300

This character from a Summer based horror classic was the first to take the role of the "final girl" trope.

Sally Hardesty

300

Used in the Operation board game, and to perfect eyebros.

Tweezers

400

A part of a baby bottle, what only men are allowed to expose at the pool.

Nipples

400

This actress portrayed a strong female lead in both "Scream 5" and "Until Dawn".

Hayden Panettiere

400

This fraction can be used to buy bubble gum, but wouldn't get you much else.

Quarter

500

This type of shooting game, similar to paintball, was quick to become an outrage to parents.

Airsoft

500

This bottle blonde changed her name to Cheryl as she explored an abandoned town in "Silent Hill 3"

Heather Mason

500

Kelly Osbourne has said she is ready to follow in her mother's footsteps and "go under" this.

Knife