100 Best Horror Movies Quiz (Part 2)

[B] Final Destination (2000) | Death itself becomes the killer after a teen’s premonition saves his classmates, orchestrating Rube-Goldberg-style accidents that make everyday objects lethal.

[A] Jeepers Creepers | A brother-sister road trip turns into a high-speed buffet for an ancient winged creature that harvests body parts every 23 years.

[C] Hellraiser | A puzzle box opens a BDSM dimension where pleasure and pain fuse, led by pin-headed Cenobites eager to tear souls apart.

[D] The Descent | Six women spelunk into uncharted caves, only to find albino predators who treat the darkness as their personal buffet.

[D] Candyman | Say his name five times before a mirror and summon a hook-handed specter fueled by urban legend and social injustice.

[C] The Cabin in the Woods | Five teens party in the woods while technicians in an underground lab bet on which horror cliché will kill them first.

[B] The Mist | A Maine supermarket becomes the last stand against otherworldly creatures hiding in an impenetrable fog—and against the fanaticism inside.

[C] 30 Days of Night | An Alaskan town plunged into month-long darkness becomes an all-you-can-eat buffet for relentless, marauding vampires.

[B] Halloween II | Michael Myers stalks hospital corridors on the same October night, turning recovery rooms into mortuaries.

[A] Rosemary's Baby | A Manhattan newlywed discovers her unborn child is the Antichrist, courtesy of the world’s friendliest elderly neighbors.

[B] A Quiet Place | Make a sound and the blind predators pounce; one family survives in silence on a post-apocalyptic farm.

[D] Dawn of the Dead (2004) | Mall rats barricade themselves against sprinting zombies, discovering that consumerism dies hard—even during the apocalypse.

[C] The Lost Boys | A California boardwalk becomes the hunting ground for teenage vampires who ride dirt bikes and crave synth-pop.

[D] Scream | A masked killer quizzes teens on horror trivia while carving up the rules of the genre itself.

[C] The Texas Chainsaw Massacre (2003) | A vanload of youths meets a chainsaw-wielding Leatherface rebooted for the 21st-century meat market.

[B] The Others | A dimly lit manor hides a mother who fears sunlight—and the ghostly tenants who fear her.

[A] The Hills Have Eyes (2006) | A family road trip detours into a nuclear-testing wasteland populated by cannibal mutants with a taste for tourists.

[A] Bram Stoker's Dracula | Gothic romance meets blood-soaked horror as the Count crosses oceans to reclaim lost love in Victorian London.

[C] Hereditary | A grieving family unravels its occult lineage, learning grandma’s cult has reserved a throne for someone much closer to home.

[B] The Conjuring 2: The Enfield Poltergeist | The Warrens confront a London council-house haunting where voices come from a 12-year-old girl—and something far darker.

[A] 'Salem's Lot | A writer returns to his hometown to find the residents neck-deep in vampiric real-estate development.

[B] The Birds | Seagulls and sparrows inexplicably declare war on a coastal California town, pecking their way through social order.

[D] Get Out | A weekend visit to white suburbia reveals a sinister auction of Black bodies and minds under hypnosis and teacups.

[B] Dawn of the Dead (1978) | Four survivors turn a shopping mall into a fortress against shambling hordes, satirizing consumer culture one bullet at a time.

[C] Train to Busan | A high-speed rail becomes humanity’s last hope as a zombie outbreak races down the tracks alongside parental redemption.

[A] Silent Hill | A mother searches a fog-choked ghost town for her adopted daughter, where siren blasts herald body-bag monsters and burning guilt.

[C] House on Haunted Hill | A millionaire offers cash to anyone who survives a night in an amusement-park asylum rigged with vengeful spirits.

[B] Children of the Corn | A Nebraska town’s kids murder all adults to appease a cornfield deity that whispers through golden stalks.

[A] Friday the 13th Part 2 | Jason graduates from drowning victim to burlap-sack killer, turning summer camp into a permanent off-season.

[C] Wrong Turn | A shortcut through West Virginia hills leads to inbred cannibals who treat tourists like fast food.