Horror Movie Trivia

[dougspaulding]

The rules are simple enough: I'll post a trivia question, and the first to answer correctly, posts the next. This is kind of like Helspont's "Name this Still" game, only without pictures.

What was the earliest vampire film made?

[Zombie-F]

If memory serves correctly, it's not Nosferatu. I believe it was called "Drakula", was filmed in 1921 (a year before Nosferatu), and no copies of this movie survived to present day.

[dougspaulding]

You're almost right. The movie you speak of was the Hungarian film "Drakula Halala" (1921), aka "The Death of Dracula", and it was the first adaptation of Stoker's novel Dracula.

A clue: this film preceded "Drakula Halala" by five years and is not about Dracula, just regular everyday vampires.

[Sinister]

Incidentally, Spaulding and I were talking about this very film last year (The one that's the subject of his question) It's a silent flick with very heavy atmosphere, but otherwise quite dull. The whole enchilada was filmed in a flour mill where the dust from the mill itself gave it much of it's stark, "grainy" :D feel.

Oh yeah, the answer is The Vampire. ;)

[dougspaulding]

Sorry Helspont, but this isn't the one we were talking about. That was "Vampyr" (1932). The subject of my question was filmed in 1916. It is a German film.

[Sinister]

Well if it's not The Vampire or Nosferatu then could it be Metropolis? Maybe not, because that isn't a Horror flick. There is Thomas Edison's version of Frankenstein, but ol' Tom wasn't German. Grrrrr...my brain is starting to fucking hurt! :mad:

[dougspaulding]

Alright, since I'm not one to drag these things out for a month or two, I'll give you the answer (if I remember it).

The earliest vampire film was director Arthur Robison's German silent film "Nachte des Grauens" (1916), aka "Night of Terror", with strange, vampire-like people.

The Hungarian film "Drakula Halala" (1921), aka "The Death of Dracula", was the first adaptation of Stoker's novel "Dracula".

The second "Dracula" adaptation was also produced by a European filmmaker - director F. W. Murnau's feature-length "Nosferatu, A Symphony of Terror" (1922).

This 1922 film, along with Coppola's 1992 picture, "Bram Stoker's Dracula" are my two favourite vampire movies. "Salem's Lot" (1979) would be third, followed by "Dracula" (1931).

[Yellowdog]

This comes from a very difficult movie trivia contest. If anyone has any ideas or leads, it would be very helpful:

Though much of the material from its original scrrenplay was already drawn from a literary source, this classic horror film was novelized three times by different authors over a nearly 50 year period, as a hardcover, a paperback original and a book for young readers. Name the film.

Thanks . . .

[Zombie-F]

Ok, since it would seem Yellowdog here is never coming back to give us a hint or an answer, I'm grabbing the bull by the horns and am moving this thread forward.

I was just watching Elm St 3 and saw something that amused me, so I'm making a trivia question out of it.

In A Nightmare on Elm Street 3: Dream Warriors, Dr. Gordon and Nancy's father must go put Freddy's bones to rest if his soul is to be at rest. Dr. Gordon snatches a bottle of liquor from Lt. Thompson and fills it with Holy Water at a church. What kind of liquor was Lt. Thompson drinking?

Hint: Former Badassuniverse chatters will know this one... :D

[Sinister]

Fuck! It has been soooo long ago and I no longer own Elm Street 3, but I'm going to take a stab at it. Is it Jagermeister? I know Pete, formerly known as The Creep, formerly known as Blurry loves the stuff and a lot of our chats was brought to you by it...

[Zombie-F]

Wrong forum member's drink of choice. Nice guess though.

Another hint: Black Sheep.

[RAXL]

Was it Yukon Jack?
And, wasn't Black Sheep a Farely/Spade movie? :googly: :confused:

[Zombie-F]

Ar, yes it was Yukon Jack. That means it's Raxl's turn to come up with a question.

[Sinister]

Everybody breakout your copies of Ghostbusters I & II I can only begin to guess what Raxl will have in store for us.

[Zombie-F]

Hey, it could also be a Friday the 13th question. There's more trivia floating around in his head than we could shake a stick at.

[RAXL]

OK, I was gonna do a Ghostbusters question, but thought I'd get pitched to much crap about how it's not a horror movie. Unless you're at Best Buy.

So, we fall back to Plan B.

In JASON GOES TO HELL, what is the name of the TV show that hires Creighton Duke to destroy Jason, once and for all. :voorhees:


Or, there's always Plan C. What was Roy's last name. :googly: :p :zombie:

[Zombie-F]

HA! I can answer both.

American Case File and...

ROY BURNS

[RAXL]

Boo-yah.
What are you, some kinda geek or something? :p :voorhees:

[Zombie-F]

Well, yes. I saw Jason Goes to Hell twice IN A ROW at the theater, and how many times have I seen part 5 (with or without you guys) now?

Let's see...

The actor who narrated the beginning of the original Texas Chainsaw Massacre moved on to fame as an actor in a popular mid-80's sitcom. Who was the actor and what show was he on?

[Non Compos Mentis]

The answer is: John Larquette(not sure of the spelling) and he was on Night Court

[Zombie-F]

Yep, it was John Laroquette (not too sure on spelling either) and his show was indeed Night Court.

Your turn to ask a question.

[Non Compos Mentis]

What was the name of the movie in which Brad Pitt's best friend is a serial killer?

[Sinister]

Would that be, Cutting Class?

[Non Compos Mentis]

You are correct, sir! Now, its your turn, SIN.

[Sinister]

Besides Tom Savini, what other actor has played a part in at least more than one George A. Romero Dead film?

[Doctorthingit]

The actor who played the 'Lead Zombie' by name in the credits in Dawn of the Dead, the Escalater Zombie?? The one I think with a white sweator on, he was a tiny bit chubby and looked like he was balding.

[Sinister]

You're close. The actor was indeed in that movie, but he was in another as well. He died in one film, but not the other. I really don't know what other clues to give you. :(

[Doctorthingit]

The Escalater zombie was not my first guess. My first guess was: George A. Romero, himself? I feel stupid for changing it. But I don't remember seeing him in the first movie and I don't remember Day of the Dead well enough to say.

I'd like to guess again, George A. Romero.

[Sinister]

I'm going to go ahead and give it to you. I fucking forgot all about George in the series. He isn't really an actor, but for my own screw-up, I have no choice but to let you go ahead take the next turn. The actor is Joe Pilato. He played one of the cops at the police filling station, but he is most widely known for his role as the villainous Capt. Rhodes in Day of the Dead. George did two turns as well, playing a news reporter both times in Night of the Living Dead and Dawn of the Dead respectively.

[Doctorthingit]

This gritty little B-flick from the mid-80s featured a surprisingly extensive cast of TV stars... before any of them had appeared on the successful shows that made them famous. What would this ugly little movie be?

[Zombie-F]

Fright Night?

[Doctorthingit]

No, that's a little more polished than I was thinking of. This one is older than that, cheaper, a lot dirtier (think really dark and dirty), more recognizable TV stars. And the last clue for this post, I count 8 major TV actors. Major in the sense that they were on high-profile TV shows, and they each played fairly large parts.

Oh, I'll give another clue: conspiracy theory

[Sinister]

Is it Deadly Blessings?

[Doctorthingit]

Nope. Too bad I haven't seen that one though.

Next clue: Takes place in a city, and part of the plot has to do with city elements (though I'd say the specific city itself is pretty much irrelevant).

[Sinister]

Damn, damn, damn! I'm going to mull this one over a few days before I finally give in. I'm probably going to kick myself in the ass when I finally realize what it is. :mad:

[Doctorthingit]

Let me compile an index of the clues:

This gritty, ultra-cheap little B-flick from the mid-80s featured a surprisingly extensive cast of at least 8 major TV actors, before any of them had appeared on the high-profile, successful shows that made them famous. Each played fairly large parts (in their respective shows, not the movie). What would this ugly little movie be?

Conspiracy theory.

Takes place in a city, and part of the plot has to do with city elements (though I'd say the specific city itself is pretty much irrelevant).

Half or more of the movie is about - cops.

[Sinister]

I'm stuck. Anyone else want a shot at this?

[Doctorthingit]

The main 'hero' and 'villain(s)' are both detectives / cops. And several scenes involve characters going places they really don't want to be, unaware of the film's threat. We don't see that threat onscreen for more than a few minutes total, though it's hinted at many times (not a surrealist movie). A lot of cops in this movie. Also, there's a scene where a person swallows a coin.

[Sinister]

Since THingit is never coming back, we shall proceed without him, and sadly, without the answer to his Trivia question. here goes the next question in the round:

Anders Hove, the Count Orlock-like Radu Vladislas in the Subspecies series, played the same part on two different soap operas in the early 90's throughout the decade until 2000. Name either soap opera, give yourself a slap on the back if you can name both, and give me his characters name.

[SuFiKitten77]

General Hospital - Cesar Faison
Loving - Cesar Faison

[Sinister]

I'll be damned! I didn't think anyone would get it. Shows what I know. Your turn, S.K.

[dougspaulding]

Since THingit is never coming back...

What do you mean? What did I miss?

[SuFiKitten77]

I'll be damned! I didn't think anyone would get it. Shows what I know. Your turn, S.K.

I am full of surprise's ;)

What year was "The Plague of the Zombies" released, and who was the director?

clue .. he also directed "Panic" and "The Mummy's Shroud"

[Sinister]

Below Thingit's name on the forum and any thread he's posted in, you'll see "Banned" under his name. That's why he's not coming back to give us the answer to the trivia question.

[dougspaulding]

1966 - the year I entered this particular mortal coil.

British B movie director John Gilling helmed the quaint production.

[dougspaulding]

Below Thingit's name on the forum and any thread he's posted in, you'll see "Banned" under his name. That's why he's not coming back to give us the answer to the trivia question.

That answers that - only why? What evil did he do? Does anyone know save the Undeadistrator?

[SuFiKitten77]

1966 - the year I entered this particular mortal coil.

British B movie director John Gilling helmed the quaint production.

Very good Dougspaulding .. your turn now :D

[dougspaulding]

What horror film caused some theatres to suggest that patrons prone to motion sickness sit in the aisle seats?

[Zombie-F]

Blair Witch Project?

[dougspaulding]

It certainly weren't "Open Water". Your turn.

[dougspaulding]

I say your turn.

[Zombie-F]

Oops. Missed that I got it right somehow. Ok, here goes:

In The Evil Dead what movie poster can be found torn in half in the cabin's basement?

[Sinister]

Wes Craven's The Hills Have Eyes to which Craven reciprocated by letting Nancy Thompson (Heather Langenkamp) watch The Evil Dead when she starred in A Nightmare on Elm Street as she was trying to stay awake to avoid the boogeyman, Freddy Krueger.

[dougspaulding]

This is a rhetorical question: is Sinister correct?

[Zombie-F]

Oh crap. Yes he is. Sorry about that. Since I read every_single_post made here, sometimes stuff like this slips by me. Oops. Sinister's turn. :p

[Sinister]

In the closing credits of Dawn of the Dead (2004) an actress and her characters name is listed, but oddly enough, the characters name is never mentioned once in the entire movie. Name the actress and her characters name. :zombie:

[Don of the Dead]

In the closing credits of Dawn of the Dead (2004) an actress and her characters name is listed, but oddly enough, the characters name is never mentioned once in the entire movie. Name the actress and her characters name. :zombie:

Kim Poirier as Monica, she got some hot chainsaw action towards the end.

[Sinister]

Correctomundo, Don. Your turn. :D

[Don of the Dead]

Correctomundo, Don. Your turn. :D

Mmmkay.

In the end of Day of the Dead as Rhoads is torn apart by Zombies there is a "Joke" item in with the blood and guts and intestines, what was it?

[dougspaulding]

I don't know what the joke item was, but another interesting bit of trivia:

Real pig guts were used for the scene where Joe Pilato (Rhodes) is ripped in half. The guts were accidentally left out of the freezer for the weekend and so were rotten when they were used. The stench was so bad that everybody ran off the set once they finished.

Anybody know the joke item, or need we a clue?

[SuFiKitten77]

Ummm .. no, but that sounds absolutly nasty, gag ;)

[dougspaulding]

Then, perchance a clue is in order, Don?

[dougspaulding]

Perchance?

[Sinister]

Love the Lister avvie, Doug. Great stuff! :D

[dougspaulding]

To quote Jack Benny, "Oh, Don?"

[dougspaulding]

Donny Boy?

[Sinister]

Three months almost have passed, and I think I can safely say Don has forsaken this thread. That being the case, I'll jump right in and grab the bull by the horns.

In Interview With the Vampire neither Lestat or Louis' full names are mentioned, but they are in the books of Anne Rice. What are these two poster boy vampires full names?

[dougspaulding]

Lestat de Lioncourt

Louis de Pointe du Lac

I think. I'm not the biggest Rice fan in the world.

[Sinister]

Fan or no, you are 100% right, my friend. Your go.

[dougspaulding]

Well, I spent a lot of time in New Orleans on business the past couple years. Went by Rice's house and her bookstore across the boulevard. Picked up a little something.

Which film is considered by Vincent Price to be his personal favorite of all his films?

[Sinister]

I'm gonna say The Raven.

[dougspaulding]

No. I'll give you a clue that only you will know, Sin: It's my personal favourite, too.

[Sinister]

It can only be Challs Dexta Wawd spinning his ghastly web of sinister sorcery in The Haunted Palace. :D

[dougspaulding]

Thanks for that blast from the past, but no, it wasn't that film. Sorry.

[Sinister]

His best role will always be Anton Phibes, I doubt that's it, but I'm going to say The Abominable Dr. Phibes.

[dougspaulding]

Sorry.

[Sinister]

This is an exercise in utter folly. We need a REAL clue, DS, not a red herring of one like it being Price's favorite film he starred in. :googly:

[dougspaulding]

If this game was easy, anybody could win.

Very well:

Vincent Price fell in love with and married actress Coral Browne during production.

[Sinister]

Madhouse?

Yes, if these were easy, no one would win, on that you are correct, but there has to be a possibility of doing so. Occasionally, this calls for a legitimate clue. Someone's favorite movie they starred in, doesn't qualify, I would think. I couldn't tell you how many A-List actors/actresses, B-Movie stars and no-talents have spouted that the film they were currently involved in was "their favorite movie they were in" until it failed in box office sales or DVD rentals/sales. Then, they badmouth it all they can, without backing up and seeing in print just the opposite of what they're on a kick about the second time around. Show Biz; who can figger it?

Price is dead and can't refute anything he might have said. But that is neither here nor there. Anyone can feel free to dispute me on this, but I don't believe "favorite film I starred in," is a legitimate clue. Sorry.

[dougspaulding]

I have taken your suggestion and acted upon it:

Edward Lionheart is an actor overlooked for a critics' acting award, despite producing a season of Shakespeare plays. After confronting the Critics' Circle, an attempted suicidal dive into the Thames results in Lionheart being rescued by your typical paraffin/meths/turps swigging tramps. Lionheart then (presumed dead) exacts his grizzly, and quite amusing revenge on the critics who denied him his finest hour.

[Sinister]

Theater of Blood.

Now you're indulging in overkill. I would have gotten it sooner or later. I don't need the complete synopsis, my friend. :D

[dougspaulding]

Don't you know sacasm when you hear it?

Your turn.

[Sinister]

Why do you think I added this :D to the end of my post?

I need a bit of time to think, I might post something later on.

[dougspaulding]

Don't you know sarcasm when you hear it?:D

I should start using those smiley thingys - you actually took me seriously. Never take me seriously! In fact, my creedo in life is "Not a shred of evidence exists in favor of the idea that life is serious."

[Sinister]

In fact, my creedo in life is "Not a shred of evidence exists in favor of the idea that life is serious."

Try telling that to your local chapter of Fundamentalists. :googly:

[dougspaulding]

Your turn.

Don't forget, Sin-Sin.

[Sinister]

Make-up/Special Effects wizard, Greg Nicotero whose impressive credits include Hostel, In The Mouth of Madness, Army of Darkness, Wishmaster and From Dusk Till Dawn, was once protege to which of these four other masters in the field?

A. Rick Baker
B. Rob Bottin
C. Tom Savini
D. Wayne Toth

[Dr Morbius]

c: Tom Savini

[Sinister]

You are correct Doc! Your move. :D

[dougspaulding]

You are correct Doc! Your move. :D

What he said!

[dougspaulding]

The Doctor is "Out", or, as Lucy Van Pelt would say "Real Out".

[dougspaulding]

Doctor Morbius, I presume?

[Sinister]

Doc, we're waiting on you, bud. If he doesn't step up to the plate here in the next day or so, you go ahead DS. Three months is a little long to wait for the next turn. :googly:

[Sinister]

Doc...DS...it's been about two weeks since the above post. One of you guys gonna go? :googly:

[Eldritch_Horror]

In the original movie "Psycho", what was used for the blood in the famous shower scene?

[HouseBloodthorn]

Chocolate Syrup

[Eldritch_Horror]

Correct! If my trivia memory serves me, it was the year Hershey's came out with the squeeze bottle.

Your go.

[HouseBloodthorn]

In the 1978 remake of "Invasion of the Body Snatchers", starring Donald Sutherland, what sound was used as the pod-people's "scream"?

[Eldritch_Horror]

I have no idea! It's been a long time since I've seen that movie.

[Johnny Thunder]

Howzabout pig squeals?

[HouseBloodthorn]

Right you are, Johnny! If anyone was gonna get it, it was gonna be you. Heh.

You're up. :smileton:

(I'd forgotten about this thread. Did I set a stumping record? LOL.)

[Johnny Thunder]

Just might be a record, Dr. K! But as I've said before, I'm no expert - only a fan. I know a lot of people who put me to shame!

OK here's an easy one and may have even been asked in the game earlier, but -

Who is the only actor to play all four classic Universal monsters in the 1940s - Dracula, Frankenstein Monster, Wolf Man and the Mummy?

[Spooky1]

Karloff?

[Johnny Thunder]

Nope....

[Mr_Chicken]

Lon Chaney Jr.

--Karloff didn't do Dracula or the Wolfman

[Johnny Thunder]

You got it, Mr. C!

You're up. :cool:

[Mr_Chicken]

A few hours into shooting for The Mummy in full makeup and costume, Karloff the Uncanny said, "Well, gentlemen, I _______" (fill in the blank).

[RoxyBlue]

...really need to take a bathroom break, but you forgot to give me a fly."

(the last part is actually true)

[Mr_Chicken]

Pretty close Roxy, I'll give it to you. As I recall, it was "Well gentlemen, I have news for you-- I have to use the restroom."
Ever since then the mummy costumes have had zippers. You can actually see it on his (not Karloff or Chaney, but some guy named Eddie Parker) back in Abbot and Costello Meet the Mummy.

You're up.

[RoxyBlue]

In "Exorcist II: The Heretic", what was used to create the swarm of locusts?

[Spooky1]

They painted a few thousand Styrofoam packing peanuts brown and shot them out of a large air blower.

[RoxyBlue]

Bingo!

You're up, babe!

[Spooky1]

For what movie did the director use "Shemps" to replace actors who had already left before filming was completed.

[Spooky1]

Hint - The director above always puts his old car into his movies.

[scareme]

The Evil Dead

[Spooky1]

Correct Scareme! Your turn

[Johnny Thunder]

scareme's turn :)

[scareme]

What was the name of Carrie's mother in the movie "Carrie"

[Mr_Chicken]

It's so tempting to cheat and look it up, but I'll let someone who actually knows it answer...

[scareme]

Go ahead-cheat. I had to look it up to ask the question.

[RoxyBlue]

Margaret

[scareme]

Yeah Roxy! It's your turn.

[RoxyBlue]

In this 1970's horror film, a real human skeleton was used toward the end of the flick because it actually cost less than a fake plastic one. Name the movie.

[Mr_Chicken]

House on Haunted Hill? pretty sure that was 60s, though
Plan 9 From Outer Space? but that must've been in the 50s...
Hmm...I know they originally used real skelies in the Pirates ride, but that was in the 60s, and it's not a movie...
:googly:

[RoxyBlue]

Could be true (which is why I narrowed it done to the 1970s), but not the movie I had in mind, Mr C.

(The two movies you mention were released in the 50s - fabulously cheesy!)

[Spooky1]

How about, Rocky Horror Picture Show. It's also rumored the real human skeletons were used in the pool scene in "Poltergeist", but that was made in 1982.

[RoxyBlue]

Not thinking of Rocky Horror, either.

Here's a hint - this movie was initially banned in many countries due to its alleged graphic content. It is now considered a classic among horror films.

[RoxyBlue]

Hint #2 - Although the movie actually had minimal gore and very little violence, it is considered a landmark slasher film.

[Mr_Chicken]

Halloween?
Haven't seen it, so I don't know if there's a skely or not, but it's in the 70s and I saw a documentary about its lack of gore.

[RoxyBlue]

Nope. Correct decade, though - Halloween was initially released a few years after the movie I have in mind. It also spawned sequels (as did Halloween).

[Mr_Chicken]

Texas Chainsaw Massacre?
Again, haven't seen it, but it was in the 70s...

[RoxyBlue]

BINGO!

You're up.

[Mr_Chicken]

What was William Castle's gimmick in The Tingler, and how did it work?

[Spooky1]

Didn't he put buzzers under some of the seats in movie theaters that were set off to scare the viewers during certain scenes? (I didn't even have to look this one up :))

[Mr_Chicken]

Yep. You're up!

[Spooky1]

Name the 60's horror movie that caused the lead actress to get divorced. The actresses (famous) husband demanded she be done with filming by a certain date or he'd divorce her (He wanted her to be in a movie with him that was about to start filming). She continued on with the filming and was served divorce papers on the set of the movie.

[Spooky1]

Hint #1 - This movie was nominated for 2 oscars and won 1.

[Johnny Thunder]

Wild guess -

Rosemary's Baby

[Spooky1]

You are correct Johnny.

"It was on the set of Rosemary's baby that Mia Farrow received divorce papers from then-husband Frank Sinatra."

Your turn.

[Johnny Thunder]

One of the working titles for this film was "Night of Anubis".

[Spooky1]

Night of the Living Dead (1968)

[Johnny Thunder]

Yup - an easy one - you got it :)

[Spooky1]

How about this one:

The front (face) part of this creatures costume's head is made from a cast of a real human skull.

[Mr_Chicken]

Alien!
Just saw that yesterday.

[Spooky1]

You are correct MC, your turn.

[Mr_Chicken]

While many consider Psycho to be a horror film, Mr. Hitchcock insisted that all his films were what genre?

[RoxyBlue]

Thriller?

[Mr_Chicken]

Nope.

[Spooky1]

Mystery?

[RoxyBlue]

Or perhaps "suspense"?

[Mr_Chicken]

keep guessing...

[Spooky1]

Hitchcockian

[Mr_Chicken]

no.

Okay, here's a hint: He may not have been entirely serious when he said this in an interview that may or may not be on Youtube.

[RoxyBlue]

fairy tales?

[Mr_Chicken]

Hint #2:
There were at least two hints in hint #1.

[Spooky1]

Comedies :D

[Mr_Chicken]

Yes indeedy!:D

You're up, Spook!

[Spooky1]

During filming of this movie Boris Karloff slipped and fell into a water-filled well and broke a leg in the fall.

[Mr_Chicken]

The Terror?

[Spooky1]

Nope, try again

[Mr_Chicken]

Okay, so I kind of cheated and looked it up, so I'll say that this (http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0026138/)is my answer, but if anyone else guesses correctly before Spooky answers, I'll give it to them.

[RoxyBlue]

Since I'm signed in at the moment, I'll forward Spooky1's answer: "'You are correct, Sir!"

Your turn, Mr C.

[Spooky1]

You are correct Mr. C. it was the Bride of Frankenstein. It's not cheating to figure it out with a little research. How do you think we figure out most of the movie pics or trivia. :D

Your turn now MC.

[Mr_Chicken]

This one shouldn't be too hard.
What was the first movie appearance of the Igor/Ygor character?

[Johnny Thunder]

I'll go with Lugosi in Son of Frankenstein as Ygor.

[Mr_Chicken]

Correct as usual, JT.

[Mr_Chicken]

What I meant to say is
Johnny, you're up.

[Spooky1]

Your turn to stump us JT.

[Johnny Thunder]

How many rooms to rent were there at the Bates Motel in “Psycho ”?

[Mr_Chicken]

I'm trying to visualize this....7?

[Johnny Thunder]

I'm trying to visualize this....7?

Nope.

Norman actually has dialogue about the number of cabins, if that helps...........

[RoxyBlue]

Twelve?

[Spooky1]

How about lucky 13?

[RoxyBlue]

(pssst...JT....did one of us guess right?)

[Johnny Thunder]

12!!! 12!!! 12!!! :D:googly:

[RoxyBlue]

WOOT!!!! Oh, I guess I need to come up with some trivia now:eek:

[RoxyBlue]

Okay, here we go:

In what movie did an actor who commanded a starship in a well-known TV series co-star with live tarantulas?

[RoxyBlue]

Hint #1 - This movie was released in the late 1970s.

[Spooky1]

That should be "Kingdom of the Spiders" aka. Capt. Kirk vs. the Alien Space Tarantulas. :D

[RoxyBlue]

You got it, babe - you're up!

[Spooky1]

I'll stick with spider trivia.

Name the movie.

The giant spider of this movie was merely a customized Volkswagen Beetle covered with fake fur and strapped with long, scraggly legs, which were then “moved” by a group of handlers to simulate crawling.

[scareme]

The Giant Spider Invasion

[Spooky1]

Correct Scareme!

Your turn.

[scareme]

What movie was originally called "The Babysitter Murders?"

[The Bloodshed Brothers]

halloween!

[scareme]

You got it! Your turn.

[The Bloodshed Brothers]

Which killer killed the most people in his movie career?

A. Ghostface
B. Freddy Krueger
C. Michael Myers
D. Jason Voorhees
E. Candyman

[RoxyBlue]

Shouldn't Brock Sampson of The Venture Brothers be on that list?:D

[Spooky1]

I'd have to go with D. Jason Voorhees. I think there have been more Jason movies to help rack up the body count. Does this include the new movie?

[The Bloodshed Brothers]

spooky 1 is right and no it didnt count the new one

[Spooky1]

Nightmare on Elm Street was what big actors first movie.

[The Bloodshed Brothers]

johnny depp

[Spooky1]

Correct!

Your turn Bloodshed

[The Bloodshed Brothers]

What is Chucky's full name in the Child's Play series?

[Spooky1]

Charles :D

[The Bloodshed Brothers]

Middle and last?

[RoxyBlue]

Charles Lee Ray

[The Bloodshed Brothers]

correct!

[RoxyBlue]

In Alfred Hitchcock's movie "The Birds", the behavior of the birds may have been based on a real incident. What was it?

[scareme]

Global Warming? lol

[RoxyBlue]

LOL back - and no:) However, the incident did take place near the ocean.

[The Bloodshed Brothers]

poisoning with domoic acid

[Spooky1]

RoxyBlue says you are correct Bloodshed, your turn.

[The Bloodshed Brothers]

lol ok ummm


What country music star and apprentice alum had a cameo as the devil in the 2008 "trailer park of terror"

[Spooky1]

This is a total guess since I'm not a county music fan, nor do I watch the Apprentice.

Billy Ray Cyrus

[The Bloodshed Brothers]

mr achey breaky himself!

nope
but good guess though

[scareme]

Trace Adkins

[The Bloodshed Brothers]

yup. your turn

[scareme]

What was the first horror movie to show a woman in just a bra and slip?

[Johnny Thunder]

I'd say Psycho.......

[scareme]

And you'd be right Johnny.

[Spooky1]

JT, your turn to make us rack our brains.

[RoxyBlue]

Jooooooooohhhhhhnnnnnyyyyyy! Where aaaarrrrrreeeeee yoooooooouuuuuu?

[Johnny Thunder]

Sorry, sick baby, day off work and not a lot of free time today :)

Hmmmm. OK - this is just off the top of my head and what I have read here and there -

Who was Universal's original pick to star in their film Dracula (before Lugosi was ultimately cast)?

[Draik41895]

lon chaney?

[Johnny Thunder]

Ding ding ding. We have a winnah. You be up :)

[Draik41895]

ok,what movie starring bela lugosi was thought to be lost until the 1960s?

[scareme]

White Zombie

[Draik41895]

dang,was it that easy? ok your turn

[scareme]

You were talking about my man. lol

[scareme]

OK, what movie required the purchase of 100 South American giant toads and 500 Florida frogs, most of who excaped durning filming?

[Draik41895]

i dont know but i like bela lugosi also

[Johnny Thunder]

OK, what movie required the purchase of 100 South American giant toads and 500 Florida frogs, most of who excaped durning filming?

Frogs?

[Draik41895]

most of who
wouldnt that be whom?

[scareme]

Right Johnny! Your turn.

[scareme]

Johnny, are you listening?

[Johnny Thunder]

Sorry :(

Karloff and Lugosi starred in a film together, and yet never shared a single scene in said film. What is the title of the film?

[RoxyBlue]

Black Friday 1940

[Johnny Thunder]

That be the one, Roxy.

You be up :)

[RoxyBlue]

What famous Hammer Horror actor once said "If I played Hamlet, they'd call it a horror film"?

[scareme]

Peter Cushing

[RoxyBlue]

BINGO!

You're up, scareme.

[scareme]

What was the name of the mansion where the following movies were filmed? The Man In Black/Room to Let/Someone at the Door/What the Butler Saw/ The Reptile/The Plague Of The Zombies

[RoxyBlue]

I think we need a teensy hint on this one, scareme.

[Mr_Chicken]

Okay, I cheated, but I believe it's Oakley Court - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia@@AMEPARAM@@/wiki/File:OakleyCourt.JPG" class="image"><img alt="" src="http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/3/3c/OakleyCourt.JPG"@@AMEPARAM@@commons/3/3c/OakleyCourt.JPG. Nice looking place to film, I might add.

[scareme]

Right Mr. Chicken, your turn.

[Mr_Chicken]

This one shouldn't be too hard. Name all the actors who were in both Hammer horror movies and Star Wars movies.

[Spooky1]

Peter Cushing
Christopher Lee
David Prowse

Did I get them all?

[Mr_Chicken]

That's all the ones I know. You're up, S1!

[Spooky1]

Thanks, Mr. C. I knew the first 2, I had to do a Google search to find Prowse.

In this 30's horror movie the "body count" in the original cut was 21. This was trimmed to 10 after pressure from the censors.

[scareme]

Bride of Frankenstein

[Spooky1]

You are correct Ms. scareme!

Your turn

[scareme]

Sorry, I zoned out. A really easy one. Where was Lon Chaney, Jr. born?

[RoxyBlue]

Oklahoma City, OK

[scareme]

You got it Roxey. And according to my source, he was born in a covered wagon, his parents were with a traviling road show at the time. You're up.

[RoxyBlue]

What well-known actor was originally up for the part of Father Karras in "The Exorcist"?

[Spooky1]

That would be Stacy Keach

[RoxyBlue]

Close - Stacy Keach had a contract but he was not the first person in line for the role.

[Spooky1]

Oh, now you're getting picky. Back to Google for me! :D

[Spooky1]

Okay how about Jack Nicholson :D