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Which Food Is It?
01:00
to guess the food
You have
00:00
You give them out as a treat at Halloween
Clue 1
They are sweet
Clue 2
You suck and chew on them
Clue 3
They are bad for you
Clue 4
They used to sell them in shops at the front of checkout
Last clue
CONGRATULATIONS!
You've guessed the food!
Well done!
Candy
Which Object Is It?
01:00
to guess the object
You have
00:00
They are small but come in many sizes and forms
Clue 1
Has word terms similar to teeth, trees and grass
Clue 2
It's related to black magic and supersition
Clue 3
One common reaction is pins and needles
Clue 4
They say it backfires if you use the object
Last clue
CONGRATULATIONS!
You've guessed the object!
Well done!
The Voodoo Doll
Guess The Creature?
01:00
to guess the creature
You have
00:00
They have bad breath
Clue 1
They can suck the life out of you
Clue 2
Many are associated with royalty in the old kingdom
Clue 3
They knew how to use stone and build advance stuctures
Clue 4
It's a shade in the paint colours
Last clue
CONGRATULATIONS!
You've guessed the creature!
Well done!
The creature is the mummy
What Place Am I?
01:00
to guess the place
You have
00:00
It's a place for collecting thoughts
Clue 1
It's a place for messages of remembrance
Clue 2
You will always have respect in this place
Clue 3
It's one big pitch of lawn
Clue 4
Statues and monuments are found here
Last clue
CONGRATULATIONS!
You've guessed the place!
Well done!
The graveyard
Name The Creature?
01:00
to guess the creature
You have
00:00
They are undead
Clue 1
They like to wear hats
Clue 2
They like dead birds
Clue 3
They are not land creatures
Clue 4
They are missing ligaments
Last clue
CONGRATULATIONS!
You've guessed the creature!
Well done!
Undead Pirate
Name The Charcter?
01:00
to guess the film charcter
You have
00:00
The lead role's last name is McNeil
Clue 1
The novel was released in 1971
Clue 2
The lead role's middle name is Teresa
Clue 3
The use of a Ouija board may have also weakened their defenses
Clue 4
The demon was called Pazuzu
Last clue
CONGRATULATIONS!
You've guessed the character!
Well done!
The Extorcist
Name The Object?
01:00
to guess the object
You have
00:00
It can fly
Clue 1
It can fly by casting a spell
Clue 2
It flys horziontally
Clue 3
Every household has one
Clue 4
It can be found in a shop
Last clue
CONGRATULATIONS!
You've guessed the object!
Well done!
Broomstick
Name The Food?
01:00
to guess the food
You have
00:00
It's a fruit
Clue 1
It makes a good base
Clue 2
It grows on a field
Clue 3
You can make pie out of it
Clue 4
It can light up when gutted
Last clue
CONGRATULATIONS!
You've guessed the food!
Well done!
Pumpkin
Name The Horror Film?
01:00
to guess the horror film
You have
00:00
It was released in 1974
Clue 1
It's about a shy person who gets mocked and teased at school
Clue 2
They are possed by satan
Clue 3
They are autistic
Clue 4
It's was wtitten by Stephen King
Last clue
CONGRATULATIONS!
You've guessed the horror film!
Well done!
Carrie
Name The Witch?
01:00
to guess the witch
You have
00:00
The witch is the main antagonist
Clue 1
She lives alone in the woods
Clue 2
In some adaptations, the witch's name is Muriel
Clue 3
In some adaptations, the witch seeks to use Gretel's heart to create a potion that would grant witches immunity to fire
Clue 4
Fire isn't the witches friend
Last clue
CONGRATULATIONS!
You've guessed the witch!
Well done!
The Hansel & GretelWitch
Name The Object?
01:00
to guess the object
You have
00:00
They are used to catch prey
Clue 1
It's fine and thin
Clue 2
The homeowner are hairy
Clue 3
They catch flies and small insets
Clue 4
Some people are scared of the home owner
Last clue
CONGRATULATIONS!
You've guessed the object!
Well done!
Spider Web
Name The Character?
01:00
to guess the character
You have
00:00
The film was made after an encounter with the Komodo dragons
Clue 1
He became king following the Skar King's defeat
Clue 2
He is a giant prehistoric creature
Clue 3
It is a Chinese and Korean surname
Clue 4
His arch enemy is Godzilla
Last clue
CONGRATULATIONS!
You've guessed the character!
Well done!
King Kong
Name The Creature?
01:00
to guess the creature
You have
00:00
They are known in Korean as Jeoseung Saja,
Clue 1
He is the reincarnation of King Wang Yeo, who was responsible for the death of his queen and Goblin's sister-Kim Sun and eventually, his suicide.
Clue 2
Typically, it's intended to eliminate anything that gets in their way. They and demons have a long-standing and mutual distaste for one another.
Clue 3
Other names are Joe Black, La Pelona, La Muerte and Death as a Beggar
Clue 4
It's a cultural personification, often found in folklore and mythology, but not in biblical texts.
Last clue
CONGRATULATIONS!
You've guessed the creature!
Well done!
Grim Reaper
Name The Fairy Tale?
01:00
to guess the fairy tale
You have
00:00
It was orginially published in 1697
Clue 1
It may have served as a cautionary fable to young women against marrying wealthy men with a past”
Clue 2
It was influenced partly by the real-life story of Gilles de Rais, a 15th-century child murderer, is now shorthand for “serial killer.”
Clue 3
He was historically linked to Henry VIII
Clue 4
It's also a name of a famous pirate
Last clue
CONGRATULATIONS!
You've guessed the fairy tale
Well done!
Bluebeard
Name The Creature?
01:00
to guess the creature
You have
00:00
They are seen from the Sanskrit Gandharva to the nymphs of Greek mythology and Homer, and the jinni of Arabic mythology.
Clue 1
The first story is of The Smith and the Devil (Deal with the Devil) appears to date from the Bronze Age, some 6000 years ago.
Clue 2
Often described as mischievous or capricious. Their actions can be unpredictable, sometimes helpful and other times harmful, depending on their mood or how they perceive humans.
Clue 3
Iron chains can be used to restrain them or restrict their magick.
Clue 4
Typically live for about a century, but this can vary greatly depending on the specific lore or setting. Some lore suggests they can live for hundreds of years
Last clue
CONGRATULATIONS!
You've guessed the creature
Well done!
Fairy
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Carrie
Carrie" is a novel by Stephen King, published in 1974, that tells the story of Carrie White, a bullied, telekinetic teenager. It was King's debut novel and became a major success, launching his career and revitalizing interest in horror fiction. The novel was inspired by a discarded story idea, a real-life article about telekinesis and adolescence, and King's own experiences with high school and a janitorial job.
Broomstick
The idea of witches flying on broomsticks is a captivating blend of folklore, historical beliefs, and even a touch of hallucinogenic pharmacology. It's thought to have originated from a few different sources: pagan fertility rituals, the use of hallucinogenic herbs, and the association of broomsticks with women and witchcraft.
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Spider Web
Spider webs have a long history, with the earliest evidence dating back to the mid-Cretaceous period, around 110 million years ago. These ancient webs, preserved in amber, show that spiders were already using silk for trapping prey in a similar way to modern orb-web spiders. The ability to spin silk and create complex webs evolved alongside the evolution of spiders and the emergence of flying insects.
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Pumpkin
The history of carving pumpkins for Halloween, known as Jack-o'-lanterns, originates from an Irish myth about a man named Stingy Jack who tricked the devil and was condemned to wander the earth with a burning coal inside a turnip. This tradition was brought to America by Irish immigrants who found pumpkins more readily available and easier to carve than turnips
Candy
The tradition of giving out candy on Halloween became widespread in the 1950s. While Halloween celebrations with food gifts have existed for centuries, candy didn't become the dominant treat until this period. Before the 1950s, children might have received a variety of items like fruits, nuts, coins, or small toys.
The Graveyard
Graveyards, or cemeteries, have evolved significantly throughout history, reflecting changing beliefs about death and the afterlife, as well as societal developments. Early burial practices varied, including leaving bodies in caves, on mountaintops, or by the sea. Over time, formal burial grounds emerged, with communal burials appearing around 10,000 to 15,000 years ago. In many cultures, cemeteries became family obligations, and the development of formal cemeteries was also influenced by sanitary concerns.
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The Mummy
Mummification, the process of preserving a body, was a significant practice in ancient Egypt, rooted in religious beliefs about the afterlife and later adopted as a status symbol. Initially, natural desiccation in the hot, dry desert preserved bodies. Later, Egyptians developed complex embalming techniques involving removing organs, drying the body with natron, and wrapping it in linen.
Bluebeard
The Bluebeard story, known for its tale of a wealthy, murderous husband and a curious wife, has roots in both folklore and real-life historical figures. While often classified as a fairy tale, the character of Bluebeard and the narrative elements draw inspiration from legends of individuals like Gilles de Rais, a 15th-century French nobleman and military leader, and Conomor the Accursed, a Breton king.
The Hansel & Gretel Witch
In the fairy tale "Hansel and Gretel", the witch is the main antagonist. She lives in a gingerbread house in the forest and lures children in with the intention of fattening them up to eat them. She is often depicted as a wicked, cannibalistic figure who is ultimately outsmarted and killed by the children. In some adaptations, such as Hansel & Gretel: Witch Hunters, the witch is a more complex character, with a backstory involving white witches and a plot to gain fire immunity.
Fairy
Fairies, mythical beings with roots in various folklore and mythology, have evolved significantly throughout history. Their origins are diverse, with influences from Greek nymphs and satyrs, and later Celtic and Germanic traditions. Early beliefs often portrayed them as nature spirits, deities, or even spirits of the dead. Over time, particularly with the spread of Christianity, their roles shifted, sometimes being reinterpreted as fallen angels or magical creatures.
Grim Reaper
The Grim Reaper, a skeletal figure cloaked in black and wielding a scythe, is a modern personification of death that emerged in 14th-century Europe during the Black Death pandemic. This figure is a blend of earlier European depictions of death, influenced by figures like Father Time and the Ankou, and the widespread death caused by the plague.
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King Kong
King Kong is a fictional giant ape character, first appearing in the 1933 film of the same name. The film, directed by Merian C. Cooper and Ernest B. Schoedsack, combined live-action with stop-motion animation to bring Kong to life. The story, inspired by Cooper's adventurous spirit and fascination with giant apes, follows a film crew's expedition to a mysterious island where they encounter Kong and bring him back to New York City.
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The Extorcist
"The Exorcist" history intertwines a real-life 1949 exorcism with author William Peter Blatty's fictionalized account in his 1971 novel and the subsequent 1973 film adaptation. The novel and film, while dramatic, drew inspiration from the exorcism of a young boy, known as Roland Doe or Robbie Mannheim, in Cottage City, Maryland. The real-life events included purported paranormal phenomena like strange noises, objects moving, and a guttural voice, which were later incorporated into the fictionalized narrative.
The Voodoo Doll
Voodoo dolls, or poppets, have a complex history rooted in various cultural and religious traditions, not solely Haitian Vodou. While the term "voodoo doll" is often associated with Vodou, the practice of using dolls or effigies in magical rituals predates this by millennia, appearing in ancient civilizations like Mesopotamia and Egypt. The association of voodoo dolls with Vodou, particularly in Western popular culture, is a more recent development, often fueled by sensationalized portrayals.
Undead Pirate
The concept of undead pirates, often depicted as skeletal or ghostly figures, is a popular element in fiction, particularly in pirate-themed media like the Pirates of the Caribbean franchise. While not historically accurate, the idea of cursed pirates returning from the dead draws on folklore and historical anxieties about the sea, piracy, and the supernatural.
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Guess the character, song, book title, film title and more with the clues given
Discover the character with the fewest possible clues
Which Food Is It?
01:00
to guess the food
You have
00:00
You give them out as a treat at Halloween
Clue 1
They are sweet
Clue 2
You suck and chew on them
Clue 3
They are bad for you
Clue 4
They used to sell them in shops at the front of checkout
Last clue
CONGRATULATIONS!
You've guessed the food!
Well done!
Candy
Which Object Is It?
01:00
to guess the object
You have
00:00
They are small but come in many sizes and forms
Clue 1
Has word terms similar to teeth, trees and grass
Clue 2
It's related to black magic and supersition
Clue 3
One common reaction is pins and needles
Clue 4
They say it backfires if you use the object
Last clue
CONGRATULATIONS!
You've guessed the object!
Well done!
The Voodoo Doll
Guess The Creature?
01:00
to guess the creature
You have
00:00
They have bad breath
Clue 1
They can suck the life out of you
Clue 2
Many are associated with royalty in the old kingdom
Clue 3
They knew how to use stone and build advance stuctures
Clue 4
It's a shade in the paint colours
Last clue
CONGRATULATIONS!
You've guessed the creature!
Well done!
The creature is the mummy
What Place Am I?
01:00
to guess the place
You have
00:00
It's a place for collecting thoughts
Clue 1
It's a place for messages of remembrance
Clue 2
You will always have respect in this place
Clue 3
It's one big pitch of lawn
Clue 4
Statues and monuments are found here
Last clue
CONGRATULATIONS!
You've guessed the place!
Well done!
The graveyard
Name The Creature?
01:00
to guess the creature
You have
00:00
They are undead
Clue 1
They like to wear hats
Clue 2
They like dead birds
Clue 3
They are not land creatures
Clue 4
They are missing ligaments
Last clue
CONGRATULATIONS!
You've guessed the creature!
Well done!
Undead Pirate
Name The Charcter?
01:00
to guess the film charcter
You have
00:00
The lead role's last name is McNeil
Clue 1
The novel was released in 1971
Clue 2
The lead role's middle name is Teresa
Clue 3
The use of a Ouija board may have also weakened their defenses
Clue 4
The demon was called Pazuzu
Last clue
CONGRATULATIONS!
You've guessed the character!
Well done!
The Extorcist
Name The Object?
01:00
to guess the object
You have
00:00
It can fly
Clue 1
It can fly by casting a spell
Clue 2
It flys horziontally
Clue 3
Every household has one
Clue 4
It can be found in a shop
Last clue
CONGRATULATIONS!
You've guessed the object!
Well done!
Broomstick
Name The Food?
01:00
to guess the food
You have
00:00
It's a fruit
Clue 1
It makes a good base
Clue 2
It grows on a field
Clue 3
You can make pie out of it
Clue 4
It can light up when gutted
Last clue
CONGRATULATIONS!
You've guessed the food!
Well done!
Pumpkin
Name The Horror Film?
01:00
to guess the horror film
You have
00:00
It was released in 1974
Clue 1
It's about a shy person who gets mocked and teased at school
Clue 2
They are possed by satan
Clue 3
They are autistic
Clue 4
It's was wtitten by Stephen King
Last clue
CONGRATULATIONS!
You've guessed the horror film!
Well done!
Carrie
Name The Witch?
01:00
to guess the witch
You have
00:00
The witch is the main antagonist
Clue 1
She lives alone in the woods
Clue 2
In some adaptations, the witch's name is Muriel
Clue 3
In some adaptations, the witch seeks to use Gretel's heart to create a potion that would grant witches immunity to fire
Clue 4
Fire isn't the witches friend
Last clue
CONGRATULATIONS!
You've guessed the witch!
Well done!
The Hansel & GretelWitch
Name The Object?
01:00
to guess the object
You have
00:00
They are used to catch prey
Clue 1
It's fine and thin
Clue 2
The homeowner are hairy
Clue 3
They catch flies and small insets
Clue 4
Some people are scared of the home owner
Last clue
CONGRATULATIONS!
You've guessed the object!
Well done!
Spider Web
Name The Character?
01:00
to guess the character
You have
00:00
The film was made after an encounter with the Komodo dragons
Clue 1
He became king following the Skar King's defeat
Clue 2
He is a giant prehistoric creature
Clue 3
It is a Chinese and Korean surname
Clue 4
His arch enemy is Godzilla
Last clue
CONGRATULATIONS!
You've guessed the character!
Well done!
King Kong
Name The Creature?
01:00
to guess the creature
You have
00:00
They are known in Korean as Jeoseung Saja,
Clue 1
He is the reincarnation of King Wang Yeo, who was responsible for the death of his queen and Goblin's sister-Kim Sun and eventually, his suicide.
Clue 2
Typically, it's intended to eliminate anything that gets in their way. They and demons have a long-standing and mutual distaste for one another.
Clue 3
Other names are Joe Black, La Pelona, La Muerte and Death as a Beggar
Clue 4
It's a cultural personification, often found in folklore and mythology, but not in biblical texts.
Last clue
CONGRATULATIONS!
You've guessed the creature!
Well done!
Grim Reaper
Name The Fairy Tale?
01:00
to guess the fairy tale
You have
00:00
It was orginially published in 1697
Clue 1
It may have served as a cautionary fable to young women against marrying wealthy men with a past”
Clue 2
It was influenced partly by the real-life story of Gilles de Rais, a 15th-century child murderer, is now shorthand for “serial killer.”
Clue 3
He was historically linked to Henry VIII
Clue 4
It's also a name of a famous pirate
Last clue
CONGRATULATIONS!
You've guessed the fairy tale
Well done!
Bluebeard
Name The Creature?
01:00
to guess the creature
You have
00:00
They are seen from the Sanskrit Gandharva to the nymphs of Greek mythology and Homer, and the jinni of Arabic mythology.
Clue 1
The first story is of The Smith and the Devil (Deal with the Devil) appears to date from the Bronze Age, some 6000 years ago.
Clue 2
Often described as mischievous or capricious. Their actions can be unpredictable, sometimes helpful and other times harmful, depending on their mood or how they perceive humans.
Clue 3
Iron chains can be used to restrain them or restrict their magick.
Clue 4
Typically live for about a century, but this can vary greatly depending on the specific lore or setting. Some lore suggests they can live for hundreds of years
Last clue
CONGRATULATIONS!
You've guessed the creature
Well done!
Fairy
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Carrie
Carrie" is a novel by Stephen King, published in 1974, that tells the story of Carrie White, a bullied, telekinetic teenager. It was King's debut novel and became a major success, launching his career and revitalizing interest in horror fiction. The novel was inspired by a discarded story idea, a real-life article about telekinesis and adolescence, and King's own experiences with high school and a janitorial job.
Broomstick
The idea of witches flying on broomsticks is a captivating blend of folklore, historical beliefs, and even a touch of hallucinogenic pharmacology. It's thought to have originated from a few different sources: pagan fertility rituals, the use of hallucinogenic herbs, and the association of broomsticks with women and witchcraft.
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Spider Web
Spider webs have a long history, with the earliest evidence dating back to the mid-Cretaceous period, around 110 million years ago. These ancient webs, preserved in amber, show that spiders were already using silk for trapping prey in a similar way to modern orb-web spiders. The ability to spin silk and create complex webs evolved alongside the evolution of spiders and the emergence of flying insects.
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Pumpkin
The history of carving pumpkins for Halloween, known as Jack-o'-lanterns, originates from an Irish myth about a man named Stingy Jack who tricked the devil and was condemned to wander the earth with a burning coal inside a turnip. This tradition was brought to America by Irish immigrants who found pumpkins more readily available and easier to carve than turnips
Candy
The tradition of giving out candy on Halloween became widespread in the 1950s. While Halloween celebrations with food gifts have existed for centuries, candy didn't become the dominant treat until this period. Before the 1950s, children might have received a variety of items like fruits, nuts, coins, or small toys.
The Graveyard
Graveyards, or cemeteries, have evolved significantly throughout history, reflecting changing beliefs about death and the afterlife, as well as societal developments. Early burial practices varied, including leaving bodies in caves, on mountaintops, or by the sea. Over time, formal burial grounds emerged, with communal burials appearing around 10,000 to 15,000 years ago. In many cultures, cemeteries became family obligations, and the development of formal cemeteries was also influenced by sanitary concerns.
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The Mummy
Mummification, the process of preserving a body, was a significant practice in ancient Egypt, rooted in religious beliefs about the afterlife and later adopted as a status symbol. Initially, natural desiccation in the hot, dry desert preserved bodies. Later, Egyptians developed complex embalming techniques involving removing organs, drying the body with natron, and wrapping it in linen.
Bluebeard
The Bluebeard story, known for its tale of a wealthy, murderous husband and a curious wife, has roots in both folklore and real-life historical figures. While often classified as a fairy tale, the character of Bluebeard and the narrative elements draw inspiration from legends of individuals like Gilles de Rais, a 15th-century French nobleman and military leader, and Conomor the Accursed, a Breton king.
The Hansel & Gretel Witch
In the fairy tale "Hansel and Gretel", the witch is the main antagonist. She lives in a gingerbread house in the forest and lures children in with the intention of fattening them up to eat them. She is often depicted as a wicked, cannibalistic figure who is ultimately outsmarted and killed by the children. In some adaptations, such as Hansel & Gretel: Witch Hunters, the witch is a more complex character, with a backstory involving white witches and a plot to gain fire immunity.
Fairy
Fairies, mythical beings with roots in various folklore and mythology, have evolved significantly throughout history. Their origins are diverse, with influences from Greek nymphs and satyrs, and later Celtic and Germanic traditions. Early beliefs often portrayed them as nature spirits, deities, or even spirits of the dead. Over time, particularly with the spread of Christianity, their roles shifted, sometimes being reinterpreted as fallen angels or magical creatures.
Grim Reaper
The Grim Reaper, a skeletal figure cloaked in black and wielding a scythe, is a modern personification of death that emerged in 14th-century Europe during the Black Death pandemic. This figure is a blend of earlier European depictions of death, influenced by figures like Father Time and the Ankou, and the widespread death caused by the plague.
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King Kong
King Kong is a fictional giant ape character, first appearing in the 1933 film of the same name. The film, directed by Merian C. Cooper and Ernest B. Schoedsack, combined live-action with stop-motion animation to bring Kong to life. The story, inspired by Cooper's adventurous spirit and fascination with giant apes, follows a film crew's expedition to a mysterious island where they encounter Kong and bring him back to New York City.
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The Extorcist
"The Exorcist" history intertwines a real-life 1949 exorcism with author William Peter Blatty's fictionalized account in his 1971 novel and the subsequent 1973 film adaptation. The novel and film, while dramatic, drew inspiration from the exorcism of a young boy, known as Roland Doe or Robbie Mannheim, in Cottage City, Maryland. The real-life events included purported paranormal phenomena like strange noises, objects moving, and a guttural voice, which were later incorporated into the fictionalized narrative.
The Voodoo Doll
Voodoo dolls, or poppets, have a complex history rooted in various cultural and religious traditions, not solely Haitian Vodou. While the term "voodoo doll" is often associated with Vodou, the practice of using dolls or effigies in magical rituals predates this by millennia, appearing in ancient civilizations like Mesopotamia and Egypt. The association of voodoo dolls with Vodou, particularly in Western popular culture, is a more recent development, often fueled by sensationalized portrayals.
Undead Pirate
The concept of undead pirates, often depicted as skeletal or ghostly figures, is a popular element in fiction, particularly in pirate-themed media like the Pirates of the Caribbean franchise. While not historically accurate, the idea of cursed pirates returning from the dead draws on folklore and historical anxieties about the sea, piracy, and the supernatural.
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