A) 1982 B) 1980 C) 1981 D) 1979
A) Jimmy Huston B) Wes Craven C) Sean Cunningham D) John Carpenter
A) Adrienne Barbeau and Rob Morrow B) Cecile Bagdadi and Joel S. Rice C) Tom Atkins and Stacy Nelkin D) Jamie Lee Curtis and Kevin Bacon
A) North Carolina and South Carolina B) Florida and Georgia C) California and Nevada D) New York and New Jersey
A) Motion Picture Marketing B) Universal Pictures C) Paramount Pictures D) New Line Cinema
A) Lanier College B) Haddonfield College C) Crystal Lake College D) March College
A) To prank the coach B) To delay the final exam C) To initiate new pledges D) To cover up a murder
A) Lanier College B) March College C) Springfield College D) State University
A) Emily B) Janet C) Sarah D) Courtney
A) Wildman B) Dr. Reynolds C) The football coach D) Gary
A) He is caught stealing drugs B) He is locked in a classroom C) He is trapped in the conservatory D) He is bound to a tree as part of a prank
A) The football coach B) Dr. Reynolds C) A fellow fraternity brother D) The nameless murderer
A) Shot with an arrow B) Garroted on a weight-lifting machine C) Pushed off the clock tower D) Stabbed in a barrel
A) The parking lot B) The school's electrical building C) The football coach's office D) The conservatory
A) Lisa B) Radish C) Mark D) Courtney
A) In the electrical building B) In the conservatory C) Pinned to her dormitory door D) Inside a barrel
A) The murderer B) The coach C) Courtney D) Dr. Reynolds
A) In the conservatory B) In the dormitory C) In the clock tower D) In the gymnasium
A) An arrow B) A knife C) A weight-lifting bar D) A wood plank
A) 20 B) 8 C) 5 D) 12
A) Scream Factory B) Scorpion Releasing C) Embassy Home Entertainment D) BCI
A) $1.3 million B) $363,000 C) $500,000 D) $250,000
A) June 5 B) February 27 C) May 13 D) September 23
A) Six weeks B) Eight weeks C) Four weeks D) Three months
A) Scream Factory B) BCI C) Embassy Home Entertainment D) Scorpion Releasing
A) $2.5 million B) $363,000 C) $1.3 million D) $700,000
A) Scorpion Releasing B) BCI C) Scream Factory D) AEI Records
A) Los Angeles B) Missouri C) St. Louis D) Dayton
A) E.O. Studios B) Limestone Studios C) Coronet Studios D) Embassy Studios
A) Shelby B) St. Louis C) Gaffney D) Spindale
A) Number 5 B) Number 1 C) Number 7 D) Number 10
A) AEI Records B) Scorpion Releasing C) BCI D) Scream Factory
A) Prom Night B) Animal House C) Scream D) Halloween (1978)
A) Gene Siskel B) Lou Cedrone C) Hal Lipper D) Linda Gross
A) Standard B) Cinematic C) Innovative D) Complex
A) It was incoherent B) It was too heavy C) It was too sparse D) It was too funny
A) Hal Lipper B) Brett Gallman C) Gregg Swem D) Jim Harper
A) 6/10 B) 5/10 C) 4/10 D) 2/10
A) They were highly inventive B) They were expertly choreographed C) They were handled with restraint D) They were very frequent
A) 13% B) 0% C) 25% D) 50%
A) They were too frequent B) They were too fast C) They were uninventive D) They were too bloody
A) Ian Jane B) Todd Gilchrist C) Pinnacle Books D) Geoffrey Meyer
A) Pinnacle Books B) IGN C) DVD Talk D) AGFA
A) Religious symbolism B) Homoeroticism C) Political satire D) Economic disparity
A) The Horror Archive B) AGFA Horror Trailer Show C) Slasher Classics Volume 1 D) 1981 Retrospective
A) Motivation B) Name C) Age D) Origin
A) A supernatural origin B) A backstory C) New murder methods D) A surviving witness
A) Ian Jane B) Geoffrey Meyer C) Pinnacle D) Todd Gilchrist |