"Final Girl" Trivia Quiz

Answer: 2019

In the year 2019, an Uber driver drops a now-adult Bobby Richter off at Camp Redwood's access road. Walking through the front gate he arrives at a still-standing main stage still decked out with banners from 1989. He takes a few photos before Montana surprises him, asking what year it is. Since 1989, not even hardcore death tourists have been visiting the camp; the plan to get paranormal investigators to show up failed. All of the ghosts were forgotten. Montana warns Bobby to leave; everyone else at the camp is likely to kill him.

It doesn't matter though-- Bobby is there to find his father. Montana realizes exactly who he is and gives him a hug.

Answer: True

Montana brings Bobby to a relatively tidy counsellor cabin and they ask each other questions. There's no connection to the outside world, so Montana asks about the '80s and the world as it is in 2019, but Bobby, who's been studying up on Camp Redwood, is more interested in what happened there.

When his aunt died in 2018, she told him the truth about his father. He's been on the case ever since. Trevor appears as well, and he and Montana have to break the news that his father is dead. None of the ghosts have seen him since he was pulled into the lake.

The duo takes a moment to prove that they're ghosts before telling Bobby what happened on Halloween back in 1989.

Answer: Brooke

On the day of the festival in 1989, Margaret was disappointed to find that some of the bands simply weren't showing. Getting off the phone, she got the truth from Courtney-- Trevor blocked the access road by placing a tour bus in the way and standing out front, turning cars away by claiming the fire department shut them down. Margaret, in retaliation for Courtney's poor work, shot him in the head and went out to confront Trevor out front. Though Trevor planned to fight back, Margaret shot him in the leg and chest, leaving him for dead just outside the main gate, the perfect spot not to return to Camp Redwood after death. Fortunately, Brooke was lurking just around the corner.

After Margaret drove off, Brooke helped carry him into the park and into Montana's waiting arms.

Answer: To keep tabs on the body

Montana explains to Bobby that Brooke's decision to help Trevor into Camp Redwood changed her personality. Her hatred towards Brooke poisoned her, and she decided then and there that the killings needed to stop. The ghosts could be reasoned with, but they needed to take care of Margaret.

The problem was that she was working with two dangerous men. Using the other ghosts, Trevor killed Bruce easily, dumping him onto public land so that he wouldn't hang around at the camp. Ramirez was tougher. Montana appeared before him and, to stop him from leaving the Camp, she insisted that Billy Idol made it through the road block and led him to the Richter cabin for the other ghosts to take him down. Montana made the first stab before they all moved in for the kill. But Ramirez vowed he'd be back. And he did come back, repeatedly, over thirty years.

The ghosts, all forty of them, would take turns killing him to keep him from leaving Camp Redwood.

Answer: Pictionary

Bobby thanks Trevor and Montana. Since Ramirez planned to kill him for three decades and they took up the mantle of keeping him at bay, the ghosts saved his life. Bobby refuses to leave, however, since he still plans on speaking to his dad. Unbeknownst to the others, Satan is taking the opportunity, while Ramirez's current guards are engaged in a game of Strip Pictionary, to loosen the killer's bindings. Richard manages to get out and head to the counsellor's cabin just in time to hear Bobby's voice.

He attacks, but Bobby is able to get away while the ghosts make an attempt to subdue the killer, even if it means taking a couple of slashes from Richard's knife. Montana urges him to seek answers from the director of the Red Meadows Asylum, and he departs.

Answer: Margaret

In 1989, Margaret tried to get the bus moved well into the night, but there, trapped in her old director's cabin, she was surrounded by the ghosts of the counsellors who died at the camp those many years ago. Donna was the first to get to her though, sneaking in through a back door and ambushing her while she loaded her pistol. Margaret got the upper hand for that fight, but it gave Brooke a chance to jump in and deal her own damage though, unfortunately, it resulted in her getting shot in the stomach. Donna used this extra time to let the ghosts in to claim their prize, and with that they carried Margaret to the woodchipper, cut her to pieces, and chopped her up over the property line to avoid having her haunt the camp.

Answer: Oregon

With the story completed, Donna laments Brooke's death, saying that the camp ultimately dragged her back in and she couldn't break free. She tried to do right by Brooke, but it ultimately ended with her becoming the final girl. She checked in repeatedly, but she didn't want to keep going back to rub it in with the ghosts. Bobby thanks her for the money he'd been receiving for years (which he actually thought was coming from his father) but Donna denies sending him anything. Perhaps she wasn't the final girl after all. And that's what brings Donna and Bobby to rainy Oregon searching for answers.

They scout out the savings and loans branch the routing numbers lead them to and they end up in Pineville, watching for familiar faces. And that's when they see a Ford pull up...and a familiar face step out.

Answer: Ray

Donna and Bobby follow the Ford back to the owner's house and ring the doorbell and it's answered by none other than Brooke, alive and well. In the thirty years since Halloween night 1989, she married and had two kids. She's healthy and happy and she's left her old life behind. Donna explains that she doesn't know how Brooke could have possibly gotten out; she watched her die. So Brooke explains. While the ghosts took Margaret off to the woodchipper, Ray stayed behind and found Brooke's dying body in the office.

When he kissed her on the forehead, she awakened from the shock and they found that the bullet went right through her. He performed first aid and carried her out to the gate and, from there, she had to go alone. She apologized to him for everything before walking out and collapsing.

She woke up a short time later in a hospital room after someone called 911 from the camp payphone.

Answer: True

Bobby still doesn't understand. After all the years and after everything his father did, he asks why Brooke would send money to him, and she explains that it was because Benjamin was a source of hope for her. He moved to Alaska, got married, and had a baby before the camp pulled him back.

She knew it would pull Bobby there too in time, but until then, she could try to stave him off from that legacy. Brooke asks Donna to forgive her and the two shake hands. They're both the final girl. As they leave Brooke's house, Donna offers to buy Bobby lunch.

He refuses though. He plans to head back to Camp Redwood. He needs to speak to his father. He knows he's there.

Answer: Yes

Bobby returns to Redwood and walks towards the lakeside before the ghost of Margaret Booth appears behind him. He recognizes her and she promises that she can take him to his father, and while he's hesitant to believe her, he follows. She explains is very succinctly before turning a knife on him: she stayed hidden all these years, even from the ghosts, so that she could kill Bobby when he arrived, if only to deal another blow to Benjamin. Before she can swing, however, Benjamin appears and dispatches her with her own knife.

He rushes to get his son off the property, but Bobby embraces him first and thanks his father for the sacrifice he made. Benjamin assures him that he is loved and always will be, but Margaret returns and stabs the elder Richter. Bobby flees back the way he came, but ends up in front of none other than his own grandmother, Lavinia Richter, who stands between her grandson and Margaret and demands a happy ending. Lavinia brings Margaret down once more and leaves her for the ghosts while Bobby gets away.

When he makes it out the front gate, he turns around to see his family watching and leaves quietly.