If you consider yourself a very dedicated horror movie fan, then you have come to the right place. Below, we have some difficult trivia for you. Get a friend to quiz you, as some of the pictures we put in might spoil the answer for you - or use this to brush up on your knowledge for trivia nights, or quiz a friend who might even think that they are a bigger horror fan than you!
From actors, scenes, and concepts, to the overall plots of some of these great horror flicks, let's see how much you really know about some of these films as we explore some of the most difficult horror trivia questions!
Updated on January 31st, 2021 by Scoot Allan: While heading out to the clubs for trivia nights is fun for some it might not be everyone' cup of tea, but that doesn't mean trivia fans don't have other ways of learning and enjoying facts and details about some of their favorite horror films! Trivia can include anything from hidden or forgotten moments in movies, behind the scenes facts about the movie's production that have become legendary over the years, or even continuity details that only die-hard fans of the genre or characters will know, which we'll take a further look at today with another round of horror movie trivia!
What's The Actual Name Of The Summer Camp In Sleepaway Camp?
1983's surprising slasher Sleepaway Camp followed many horror film's leads and explored a series of murders at a summer camp, which initially took place at Camp Arawak, though that was just the first of a few different summer camps that were visited over the franchise.
The Sleepaway Camp franchise is best known for the surprising reveal of camper Angela Baker as not only the slasher who had been killing both counselors and teenagers but also as Peter Baker, the brother of the deceased Angela who was raised as his sister by an abusive aunt.
Which Horror Movie Led To The MPAA's PG-13 Rating?
There were actually two movies that resulted in the decision of the Motion Picture Association of America (MPAA) to create a new rating system as the content was deemed too frightening for children of a certain age covered by the regular PG rating, and one of the movies was Joe Dante's Gremlins.
The other film was Stephen Spielberg's Indiana Jones And The Temple of Doom due to frightening imagery, which made the release of 1984's Red Dawn the first film to officially carry the new rating that launched a new era of PG-13 family blockbusters.
In What State Is The House From The Amityville Horror Located?
1979 saw the first adaptation of The Amityville Horror, which was based on the book from Jay Anson that chronicled the Lutz family's ordeals at the seemingly haunted house located in Amityville, New York, which has inspired numerous sequels, spin-offs and a 2005 reboot.
The original house was the site of the brutal murders of the DeFeo family by Ronald DeFeo Jr., where alleged paranormal activities then led to the sudden departure of the Lutz family and a number of paranormal investigations, including one with the Warrens that was seen in 2016's The Conjuring 2.
What Was Freddy Krueger's Serial Killer Nickname Before He Died?
While the name of Freddy Krueger has become more iconic than the title of the film he first appeared in, which was 1984's A Nightmare on Elm Street from director Wes Craven, though the character has another in-continuity name from his living days as a serial killer when he was known as the Springwood Slasher.
However, that moniker wasn't specifically used until 2003's Freddy vs. Jason when Freddy Krueger's voiceover revealed his nickname. "The Springwood Slasher, that's what they called me. My reign of terror was legendary."
What Type Of Plant Was Inside The Locket From Rosemary's Baby?
The classic horror Rosemary's Baby was released in 1968 and followed Mia Farrow's Rosemary and her husband Guy (John Cassavetes) as they moved into a new building with a dark history that leads to strange occurrences and an unwanted pregnancy after a night filled with hellish visions.
Rosemary's off-putting and pushy neighbors become overly-concerned with her pregnancy and gift her with a foul-smelling necklace filled with tannis root, which was actually meant for the film's satanic rituals.
Where Was The Blair Witch Project Filmed?
Most of The Blair Witch Project was shot in Seneca Creek State Park in Montgomery County, which is located in Maryland. A few of the other scenes were filmed in the town of Burkittsville.
The park is pretty big, being around 6,300 acres of public land. Besides getting lost and eaten by the Blair Witch, you can kayak, see Clopper Lake, hike the trails, play golf, or visit a playground.
What Is The Name Of The Goat That Played Black Phillip In The VVitch?
This real name is Charlie! He is happily retired on a farm in Northern Ontario and is blissfully unaware of his cultural status as Satan from The VVitch.
Apparently, working with the goat was a bit difficult. Director Robert Eggers said, "If we wanted him to be doing something violent, he wanted to go to sleep. If he was supposed to be standing still, he was running around like a man."
In Get Out, What Does Chris Use To Not Get Hypnotized?
The answer is cotton. He is cuffed to a chair where he is forced to go through auditory hypnosis. He does something very clever though, he picks the cotton out of a hole in the chair he is strapped to.
This is one of Jordan Peele's many amazing works of racial symbolism in the film, so it is worth ing.
What Was The Concept Of It Follows Based On?
The concept was actually based on a recurring nightmare the director, David Robert Mitchell, had. It was a nightmare of being stalked by a predator that would constantly just walk towards him.
The director himself said, "Yeah. Honestly, the basic idea, the main point of it, came from a recurring nightmare I had when I was a kid. In the nightmare, I was followed by a monster, and I instinctively knew it was bad." According to Mitchell, the sexual aspect of the monster and ing it on came later in his life. So it was a combination of inspiration from his childhood and adulthood.
Netflix Once Accidentally Placed What Horror Movie In Its LGBTQ Section?
It was The Babadook! So if you are ever wondering why you see the monster from that movie depicted on shirts at a PRIDE festival or why you see its image on the internet with rainbow flags, this is why.
It is a joke and a meme. It has gotten some backlash though, as some LGBT groups hate that the monster is depicted as a PRIDE symbol since it is well . . . a monster!
