It's Behind You! Trivia Quiz

Answer: The Amityville Horror

The Lutz family moved into their new home even though the real estate agent told them about the murders that had taken place years earlier. It didn't take long for strange things to start happening and they soon realized the house was haunted. Less than a year later, in fear for their lives, they fled the house, leaving their possessions behind.

Answer: Poltergeist

Unbeknownst to the Freeling family, the home in which they lived was actually quite haunted. Carol Anne, the younger of two children, was at the center of all the paranormal activity. It wasn't until the end of the movie that we find out why the house was so haunted: it's built on a cemetery, only the developers moved the headstones to make way for a housing development on the property.

Answer: Halloween

In my opinion what made this movie so creepy was the fact that Michael Myers wreaked havoc on a small town without ever saying a word. The film also starred Donald Pleasence as Dr. Loomis, Michael's psychiatrist. Apparently Michael Myers couldn't be killed because "Halloween" spawned numerous sequels.

Answer: Insidious

The parents contacted a spiritualist who explained that their son had astral projected into a realm called 'The Further.' Demons were trying to possess his physical body and the race was on to save the boy. If you think this movie ends in one neatly wrapped package, think again. The film lives up to its title.

Answer: The Others

The movie was loosely based on Henry James' ghost tale "The Turn of the Screw". It was a box-office success and in my opinion one of Nicole Kidman's best films. I have to admit it: I never saw the twist ending coming.

Answer: Frankenstein

There have been numerous remakes of "Frankenstein". In a 1935 sequel, the monster even had a bride. The very first "Frankenstein" film was a 1910 silent movie written and directed by J. Searle Dawley. The 1931 version that starred Boris Karloff as the monster is still a fan favorite.

Answer: Carrie

Who can forget Carrie (Spacek) exacting revenge on her classmates at the high school prom? For effect, the prom scenes were photographed in split screen. This was the movie that propelled Spacek to stardom and featured a young John Travolta as one the bullies.

Answer: Night of the Living Dead

Zombies rose up from the grave to attack victims hiding out in a farmhouse. Although this was a low budget film, it has since become a cult classic. "Return of the Living Dead," "Dawn of the Dead," and "Children of the Living Dead" are the official sequels.

Answer: The Omen

The idea of a "bad seed" or demon child has been done numerous times through the years. Little Damien, as sweet and innocent as he appeared, was able to hide the destructive forces lurking within just by being a child. Who would suspect a child of murder? Even though some eventually recognized his evil nature, no one could truly control Damien. That message was implied at the end of the movie and it was a very frightening message indeed.

Answer: The Wolf Man

After he was bitten by a werewolf while trying to kill it, Larry Talbot discovered that he himself turned into a werewolf when the moon was full. Bela Lugosi, Hollywood's "Dracula", had a small but important role in the film.