Hide And Seek Multiple Choice Quiz | 10 Questions

Answer: Yes

Emily's mother says this as she's walking into her room in the beginning of the movie. It is a game she plays with her daughter, and she finds Emily hiding in her bed. It's also said later by her father when he's possesed by Charlie.

Answer: Purple

You can clearly see this to the right of the screen as her mother is playing hide and seek with her. The mother eventually finds Emily hiding under her duvet in bed.

Answer: Hand

When David finds their cat killed in the bath, he goes out to bury it. As he comes back he sees Steven lingering around, wanting to know if eveything's alright. David assumes Steven killed the cat and slashes his hand with a knife.

Answer: Hush Little Baby

Emily's little trinket box is given to her by Katherine as they are leaving the city, as a way of helping her cope with her troubles. As you see it open, a ballerina pops up and "Hush Little Baby" is played. "Hush Little Baby" is a British lullaby. It's a folk song designed to help children calm and fall asleep.

Answer: Famke Janssen

Famke Janssen plays the family friend and psychologist, Katherine. Famke is also well-known for her role as Jean Grey in the "X-Men" trilogy.

Answer: You Let Her Die

We first see the words "You Let Her Die", written around the bath in blood. This is a chilling twist to the story, because it must mean someone in the house is doing it, if all the doors are locked, which they should be at night. We later find out it's David that's possessed by Charlie.

Answer: Woodland

They are moving to a place called Woodland, which is just outside of New York City. We know this, because there is a close-up of the sign as they are entering the town. It says 'Woodland, Population: 2,206, New York'.

Answer: No

When we first see the house, the car pulls up outside it, Emily steps out of the car and you can see she is wearing green gloves, but a purple shirt under her coat.

Answer: Summer

He says this just after Emily and David have arrived at their new house. He and Sheriff Hafferty are standing waiting for them to arrive and he explains that it's a summer community, therefore not many people about, which is convenient for what happens later in the movie. No-one to call for help!

Answer: Spade

This scene is near the end of the movie. The Sheriff enters the house, goes upstairs and the lights go out. He goes to the closet opposite the stairs to turn the lights on. As he steps out and shuts the door, David is standing there with a spade and hits him over the head with it.