Horror Movie Classics Quiz
From the iconic shadow cast by Nosferatu to the terrifying call of the Babadook, the horror genre has gifted the world some of the greatest cinematic treasures, though some wouldn't like to admit it. But isn't it true that there’s nothing like curling up on the couch or hiding behind your hands in a darkened cinema in preparation for such an impactful emotional experience? Us horror fans get it. But with so many famous films made in over a century of cinematic exploration, it can be hard to keep track of all of the historic moments in the annals of horror. Do you reckon you could remember some of horror cinema’s greatest moments off the top of your head? Time to see if you’re a master of the genre, friend!
While plenty of people throughout the world appreciate the horror genre for the thrills it has delivered over the years, it’s rare to see them competing for top film prizes. In fact, the first film to ever compete for the Academy Award for Best Picture was none other than William Friedkin’s The Exorcist, which received a grand total of 10 Oscar nominations in 1974, including a Best Supporting Actress nomination for then 15-year-old Linda Blair.