Horror tropes
These reflective objects often reveal ghosts before characters see them.
Mirrors
This supernatural creature transforms during a full moon.
Werewolf
This story revolves around a command that’s ignored, proving that some heights aren’t meant to be conquered.
Climb Not
Agoraphobia
Fear of going outside/leaving one's home
Define possessed
something that is completely controlled by an evil spirit.
This type of building is a classic setting with ghosts, creaky floors, and a tragic past.
Haunted house/mansion
This monster is vulnerable to sunlight, stakes, and garlic.
Vampire
What is Ms I's cat named?
Bibble
Fear of small spaces
Claustrophobia
Define tremulous
shaking or quivering slightly.
Calling this number for help almost never works in horror films.
911/000
This creature usually moves slowly, but it becomes unstoppable in groups
Zombie
What is Ms G's dog named?
Niko
Acrophobia
Define infinitesimal
extremely small
The house is big, 'let's...'
split up
Ghosts in many films/books are tied to the place they died because of this trope
Unfinished business
How do you spell both Ms I and Ms G's full last names?
Ingvarson and Goleby
Bibliophobia
Fear of books
Define odious
extremely unpleasant; repulsive
When the audience knows the masked figure is right behind the protagonist, but the protagonist doesn’t
Dramatic irony
Its power often increases the moment people stop believing in it, making scepticism the perfect feeding ground.
Freddy Krueger
How many pages is Uncle Montague's Tales of Terror?
250
Thalassophobia
Define grotesque
comically or repulsively ugly or distorted.