Horror Media and Literature

In the Friday the 13th lore, Jason Voorhees is said to have drowned in Crystal Lake as a child because the camp counselors were not paying attention.

The iconic line "What's your favorite scary movie?" is spoken by the Ghostface killer in the Scream franchise during his phone calls to victims.

Jennifer Aniston starred in Leprechaun (1993), an early role in her career where she plays a character tormented by a murderous leprechaun. The other options are horror franchises but don't feature Aniston.

Michael Myers' first victim in the 1978 film Halloween is his older sister, Judith Myers, whom he kills in their home.

In the Nightmare on Elm Street franchise, the primary threat is Freddy Krueger, who attacks his victims while they are sleeping. Staying awake is the main survival strategy for the characters.

Alfred Hitchcock used Bosco chocolate syrup to create the fake blood for the iconic shower scene in Psycho because it showed up clearly in black and white film.

The fictional town of Haddonfield, where the events of Halloween take place, is located in the state of Illinois.

The setting for the original Friday the 13th film is the summer camp known as Camp Crystal Lake.

IT is a famous novel written by Stephen King that has been adapted into multiple films. Jaws and Halloween are not based on his work, and The Shining is misspelled in the options.

Spiders are considered arthropods and do not burn in sunlight, whereas zombies and skeletons are undead and will catch fire.

In the original 1978 film 'Halloween', Michael Myers kills five people (Judith Myers, Annie Brackett, Lynda Van Der Klok, Bob Simms, and a mechanic) and the family dog.

The Bates Motel is the central setting for the horror film Psycho, run by Norman Bates.

There are four movies in the Halloweentown series produced by Disney Channel.

The Haunted Mansion ride is a staple attraction at Disney theme parks, including Disney World.