The Ultimate Halloween Movie Series Quiz

The correct answer is Smashing Pumpkins. Smashing Pumpkins is an American alternative rock band formed in 1988. "Glass And The Ghost Children" is a song from their fifth studio album, "Machina/The Machines of God," released in 2000. The band's unique sound and frontman Billy Corgan's distinctive vocals have made them one of the most influential and successful rock bands of the 1990s and 2000s.

"The Nightmare Before Christmas" is the correct answer because it is a movie that tells the story of Jack Skellington. This animated film, directed by Henry Selick and produced by Tim Burton, follows the adventures of Jack, the Pumpkin King of Halloween Town, as he discovers Christmas Town and tries to bring the Christmas spirit back to his own town. The movie combines elements of Halloween and Christmas, making it a unique and beloved holiday classic.

In Tim Burton's "The Nightmare Before Christmas," the character known as the "Pumpkin King" is Jack Skellington. He is the main protagonist of the film and the leader of Halloween Town. Jack Skellington discovers Christmas Town and becomes fascinated with the holiday, leading him to try and take over Christmas. His role as the "Pumpkin King" is significant as it represents his position of power and influence in Halloween Town.

In "The Nightmare Before Christmas", Jack Skellington kidnaps and attempts to take the place of Santa Claus. This is evident in the plot of the movie, where Jack, the Pumpkin King of Halloween Town, becomes fascinated with Christmas and decides to try his hand at delivering presents to children. He captures Santa Claus and tries to imitate his role, but his efforts result in chaos and confusion. This central conflict drives the story and showcases Jack's misguided attempt to understand and replicate the joy of Christmas.

The correct answer is Halloween H20: 20 Years Later. The tagline "Blood Is Thicker Than Water" suggests that the movie revolves around family relationships and the idea that familial bonds are stronger than any other.

In the movie "Scream", the killers were Billy and Stu. Throughout the film, it is revealed that Billy and Stu are the masterminds behind the series of brutal murders. They both have personal motives and a shared desire to recreate the horror movie genre in real life. They work together to terrorize the town and target their friends, ultimately revealing their true identities as the killers.

The original title of the movie "Halloween" was supposed to be "The Babysitter Murders". This title accurately reflects the plot of the movie, which revolves around a babysitter being targeted by a serial killer. The title "The Babysitter Murders" also creates intrigue and suspense, hinting at the horror and danger that the characters will face.

In a Simpsons Halloween show, the Homer clones cut off Ned Flanders' head with a chainsaw.

In "Halloween 2," Dr. Loomis is the one who killed Michael Myers. Dr. Loomis has been a recurring character in the "Halloween" franchise and is known for his relentless pursuit of Michael Myers. He is a psychiatrist who understands the danger that Michael poses and is determined to stop him at all costs. In "Halloween 2," Dr. Loomis confronts Michael and ultimately succeeds in killing him, putting an end to his reign of terror.

Nick Castle played Michael Myers in the original "Halloween". He brought the iconic character to life with his portrayal of the masked killer. Castle's physicality and presence in the role contributed to the fear and suspense that made the film a classic in the horror genre.

Scare Tactics is the correct answer because it is a scary show hosted by Stephen Baldwin that is shown on the Sci-Fi channel.

In the film "Halloween," Laurie Strode wanted to ask Ben Tramer to the prom.

In "The Simpsons" Halloween episode, Homer dies after eating broccoli and ends up at Heaven's Gate. This suggests that despite his flaws and mistakes in life, Homer is ultimately redeemed and allowed into heaven. This outcome adds a comedic twist to the episode and reinforces the idea that even flawed characters can find redemption in the afterlife.

Wes Craven is the correct answer because he is the director of the movie "Scream" and not only played a small cameo role as the janitor, but also provided the voice for the character known as "Fred the Janitor" in the film. He is primarily known for his work as a director in the horror genre, creating iconic movies such as "A Nightmare on Elm Street" and "The Hills Have Eyes".

In "Halloween 2," Ben Tramer is 17 years old.