Can You Score 20/20? Ultimate Horror Film Iconic Lines Matching Trivia Quiz Challenge

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Think you’re a horror movie master? Test your knowledge by matching these 20 chilling iconic lines to their films, from classic slashers to modern terrors. Questions range from easy warm-ups to devilishly difficult ones – no cheating!

20 Trivia Questions on Horror Film Iconic Lines

Question 1: Which horror film is the source of this iconic line: “Heeeere’s Johnny!”?

A. Psycho
B. Halloween
C. The Shining
D. Poltergeist

Question 2: Which horror film is the source of this iconic line: “I see dead people.”?

A. The Sixth Sense
B. The Ring
C. Saw
D. Insidious

Question 3: Which horror film is the source of this iconic line: “Do you like scary movies?”?

A. Scream
B. I Know What You Did Last Summer
C. Urban Legend
D. The Faculty

Question 4: Which horror film is the source of this iconic line: “They’re here!”?

A. Poltergeist
B. The Amityville Horror
C. The Conjuring
D. Insidious

Question 5: Which horror film is the source of this iconic line: “Be afraid. Be very afraid.”?

A. The Thing
B. The Blob
C. The Fly
D. Re-Animator

Question 6: Which horror film is the source of this iconic line: “We all go a little mad sometimes.”?

A. Dressed to Kill
B. Peeping Tom
C. Psycho
D. Sisters

Question 7: Which horror film is the source of this iconic line: “They’re coming to get you, Barbara.”?

A. Dawn of the Dead
B. Return of the Living Dead
C. Night of the Living Dead
D. Day of the Dead

Question 8: Which horror film is the source of this iconic line: “One, two, Freddy’s coming for you.”?

A. Friday the 13th
B. A Nightmare on Elm Street
C. Child’s Play
D. The Burning

Question 9: Which horror film is the source of this iconic line: “I ate his liver with some fava beans and a nice Chianti.”?

A. Hannibal
B. Red Dragon
C. Manhunter
D. The Silence of the Lambs

Question 10: Which horror film is the source of this iconic line: “Your mother sucks cocks in hell!”?

A. The Omen
B. Rosemary’s Baby
C. The Exorcist
D. The Possession

Question 11: Which horror film is the source of this iconic line: “You can’t kill the boogeyman.”?

A. Halloween
B. Black Christmas
C. When a Stranger Calls
D. Trick ‘r Treat

Question 12: Which horror film is the source of this iconic line: “You’re gonna need a bigger boat.”?

A. Deep Blue Sea
B. Open Water
C. Piranha
D. Jaws

Question 13: Which horror film is the source of this iconic line: “It’s alive! It’s alive!”?

A. Re-Animator
B. Frankenstein
C. The Bride of Frankenstein
D. Young Frankenstein

Question 14: Which horror film is the source of this iconic line: “Listen to them, children of the night. What music they make.”?

A. Nosferatu
B. Dracula
C. Vampyr
D. Dracula’s Daughter

Question 15: Which horror film is the source of this iconic line: “I am your number one fan.”?

A. The Fan
B. Misery
C. Single White Female
D. Play Misty for Me

Question 16: Which horror film is the source of this iconic line: “I want to play a game.”?

A. Cube
B. Escape Room
C. Saw
D. Would You Rather

Question 17: Which horror film is the source of this iconic line: “Seven days…”?

A. The Grudge
B. The Ring
C. Dark Water
D. Shutter

Question 18: Which horror film is the source of this iconic line: “Wouldst thou like to live deliciously?”?

A. The Witch
B. The Blackcoat’s Daughter
C. Apostle
D. The Lodge

Question 19: Which horror film is the source of this iconic line: “You’ll float too.”?

A. The Blob
B. It
C. Creepshow
D. Pet Sematary

Question 20: Which horror film is the source of this iconic line: “Get out!”?

A. The Purge
B. Don’t Breathe
C. Get Out
D. Us

Answers

  1. C. The Shining – Jack Nicholson’s Jack Torrance delivers this chilling line while axe-smashing the bathroom door; the others feature different iconic axe or ghost moments but not this quote.
  2. A. The Sixth Sense – Haley Joel Osment’s character Cole Sear whispers this revelation to Bruce Willis; the others involve supernatural visions but different phrases.
  3. A. Scream – Ghostface taunts victims with this opening question; the others are similar meta-horror but lack this exact line.
  4. A. Poltergeist – Diane’s character alerts her family to the ghosts; other haunted house films have arrival warnings but not this one.
  5. C. The Fly – Veronica warns Seth Brundle of his transformation; the others are creature features without this precise warning.
  6. C. Psycho – Anthony Perkins’ Norman Bates says this to Marion Crane before her shower fate; others are thrillers with madness themes but different dialogue.
  7. C. Night of the Living Dead – Johnny teases sister Barbara early on; the zombie sequels/remakes reference it but originate here.
  8. B. A Nightmare on Elm Street – Children chant this nursery rhyme jump-rope style; other slashers have kid killers but different rhymes.
  9. D. The Silence of the Lambs – Hannibal Lecter recounts this to Clarice; Lecter sequels/prequels feature him but this debut line is iconic.
  10. C. The Exorcist – The demon-possessed Regan taunts Father Karras; other possession films use blasphemy but not this vulgarity.
  11. A. Halloween – Tommy Jarvis tells Dr. Loomis about Michael Myers; other stalker films have unstoppable killers but this boogeyman line is unique.
  12. D. Jaws – Chief Brody reacts to the shark’s size; other shark films homage it but originate from Spielberg’s classic.
  13. B. Frankenstein – Dr. Frankenstein cries this in ecstasy upon animating his monster; parodies and remakes echo it but from the 1931 Universal original.
  14. B. Dracula – Bela Lugosi’s Count Dracula admires the wolves’ howl; silent vampire films inspired it but this spoken line defines it.
  15. B. Misery – Kathy Bates’ Annie Wilkes declares this to James Caan’s writer; other stalker thrillers have fans but this exact phrasing is hers.
  16. C. Saw – Jigsaw’s tape-recorded voice begins traps with this; similar game horrors copy the style but not the line.
  17. B. The Ring – Samara Morgan’s curse dooms victims after this warning; Asian remakes like Ringu have it but US version popularised the whisper.
  18. A. The Witch – Black Phillip tempts Thomasin with this offer; other folk horrors evoke witches but this dialogue is distinctive.
  19. B. It – Pennywise threatens the Losers’ Club with this in the 2017 adaptation (echoing the book/films); other clown or sewer horrors differ.
  20. C. Get Out – Rose screams this deceptively at the end; Jordan Peele’s social horror uses it as a trigger twist, unlike home invasion peers.

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