Mythology

Who is the author of the classic novel "Frankenstein"?

Who is the queen of the Aesir and the goddess of the sky?

Where do all Viking warriors hope to go after death?

Achilles was invulnerable except for this part of his body.

In the classic Charles Dickens novel "A Christmas Carol," what do the ghosts represent?

Which popular 2013 film was based on actual events that occurred in 1971?

This god is known by many names including Sidfodr, Father of Victories

Where is it said that the Greek gods live?

In “Silent Hill”, what is the shape of the head of the main antagonist?

In the somewhat recent blockbuster remake “It”, what is the name of the clown?

Who conquered ancient Greece?

Who is the Norse god known as the trickster?

What is the 1973 flick “The Exorcist” directly based on?

What is Jigsaw's primary goal for his victims in the legendary 2004 horror film, “Saw”?

What does Thor use as a weapon?

Upon learning that his children would later overthrow him, the Greek Titan Kronos did what?

During what time period did western culture stop viewing mental illness as ghostly possession?

Who is the god of justice in Norse mythology?

When was the last exorcism performed in the United States?

In the 2004 film “The Day After Tomorrow”, what kind of natural disaster occurs?

Why do ghosts say boo?

According to the TV show, Viking, what did Floki build?

Who wrote The Illiad and The Odyssey?

In the show, Vikings, Ragnar brought home this woman to have more sons. What was her name?

The story of Scylla and Charybdis is a metaphor for what?

The movie, The 300, is based on what war?

The Raven in Edgar Allan Poe's "The Raven" personifies what element of fear?

How many worlds are there in Norse mythology?

In the show, Vikings, how many sons does Ragnar have?

What is the horrible act that Drayton Sawyer keeps committing in “Texas Chainsaw Massacre”?

In the show, Vikings, Floki was a believer in the gods. Who did he kill, enraging Ragnar?

In the movie “Alien” from 1979, what location(s) does the plot entirely occur at/on?

Who is the Greek god of the sea?

The film “Texas Chainsaw Massacre” is based on a true story

When did ancient Greece fall?

This Greek hero completed 12 labors for the gods, resulting in his immortality

Which monster does Perseus kill?

What century did the witch trials in Salem, Massachusetts take place?

Is the movie “The Grudge”, which premiered in 2004, based on another series/movie?

This epic poem was written about the Trojan War.

What is considered the most haunted place in the world?

Why are ghosts often represented as bedsheets?

In which religion are ghosts regarded as malevolent spirits or demons?

Who is the Norse god of thunder?

In the majority of world religions, contacting or attempting to contact ghosts is:

Athena is the Greek goddess of _________

In a Netflix original series, “Black Mirror”, what topic is explored throughout each episode?

Where is it said that the Minitaur lives?

What Massachusetts town gains tourist attraction for its legends of hauntings and witchery?

In the iconic scene from the 2002 movie “The Ring”, what object did the girl crawl out of?

Why do ghost hunters often use a “K2” meter during ghost hunts?

What is the name of the Norse gods' home in the sky?

Which religion regards ghosts as spirits of those who suffered an unnatural death?

What is the 2006 flick “Silent Hill” based on?

According to Norse mythology, who created the Earth?

In the 1987 movie “Predator”, who is the actor that played Major Alan "Dutch" Schaefer?

What 1999 Film revolutionized the Supernatural genre with the "found footage" format?

What instrument did Orpheus use to get in and out of Hades?

Ghostbusters is based on a true story. True or False?

Ragnar's village was a close farming village in the show Viking. What was the name of it?