Horror Movies
Which stage actor played the rat-faced vampire Count Orlok in the 1922 silent "Nosferatu," a performance so unsettling that a 2000 film suggested he was a real vampire?
In which 1973 British folk-horror film does a devout policeman investigate a missing girl on a remote pagan island, with Christopher Lee as the island's lord?
Which stuntman played Jason Voorhees in four "Friday the 13th" films and is the only actor most fans can name in the role?
In the 1983 cult slasher "Sleepaway Camp," the killer is revealed in a final shot that has haunted viewers for decades. What is the killer's name?
Which 1981 film features Isabelle Adjani's infamous subway breakdown scene, a performance so intense it reportedly left her traumatized for years?
Which 1999 Takashi Miike film lures the audience in as a gentle romance before a notorious final act involving piano wire?
Which 1978 George Romero sequel traps its survivors in a shopping mall, using the setting as a jab at consumer culture?
"The Exorcist" is famous for Regan projectile-vomiting onto a priest. What everyday food did the crew use for the green vomit?
In "The Shining," Danny is warned to stay out of one specific hotel room. Which room number does the film use, after Kubrick changed it from the book?
The mechanical shark used in "Jaws" malfunctioned so often that Spielberg was forced to hide it, inventing the film's suspense. What nickname did the crew give the shark?
In the wildly surreal 1977 Japanese film "House" (Hausu), one of the schoolgirls is devoured by a seemingly ordinary household object. What object eats her?
In Sam Raimi's "The Evil Dead," the cabin horror is unleashed when the characters play a tape translating an ancient book bound in human flesh. What is that book called?
Anthony Hopkins gets the fame for "The Silence of the Lambs," but which actor played the actual hunted killer, Buffalo Bill?
In the credits of John Carpenter's "Halloween," the killer Michael Myers is not listed by name. What is he credited as?
The nightmarish creature in Ridley Scott's "Alien" was designed by a Swiss surrealist artist whose biomechanical paintings defined the look. Who designed the xenomorph?
Which 1982 haunted-house film was dogged by a "curse" rumor, fueled partly by the revelation that real human skeletons were used as props in the pool scene?
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