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Halloween After Dark: Grown-Up Ghouls

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This board helps players review Halloween through a Jeopardy-style game format on Kleveroo. It includes categories such as Classic Horror Cinema, Spooky Spirits & Cocktails, Haunted Places Around the World, Monsters & Lore, Spooky Songs & Party Anthems. It is useful for classroom review, team trivia, family game night, test prep, and group play.

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  • Classic Horror Cinema

    This 1978 John Carpenter slasher introduced masked killer Michael Myers stalking babysitters in Haddonfield.

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    Halloween

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  • Spooky Spirits & Cocktails

    This Tiki classic shares a name with shambling undead and packs rum, citrus, and falernum.

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    Zombie

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  • Haunted Places Around the World

    Tourists flock to this Massachusetts city’s Witch House and graveyards each October.

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    Salem

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  • Monsters & Lore

    These nocturnal bloodsuckers traditionally fear sunlight, crosses, and garlic.

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    Vampires

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  • Spooky Songs & Party Anthems

    Bobby Pickett’s novelty hit about a lab party became a perennial graveyard smash.

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    Monster Mash

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Classic Horror Cinema

$100 — This 1978 John Carpenter slasher introduced masked killer Michael Myers stalking babysitters in Haddonfield.
Halloween
$200 — In this 1980 film, Jack Torrance types 'All work and no play' at the Overlook Hotel.
The Shining
$300 — Wes Craven's meta 1996 chiller features Ghostface and rules for surviving horror movies.
Scream
$400 — This 1973 possession film had Regan and a pea-soup projectile as priests battle a demon.
The Exorcist
$500 — In Dario Argento’s 1977 neon nightmare, an American dancer uncovers a witches’ coven at a German academy.
Suspiria

Spooky Spirits & Cocktails

$100 — This Tiki classic shares a name with shambling undead and packs rum, citrus, and falernum.
Zombie
$200 — Numbered variant of this 'corpse-reviving' gin cocktail calls for Lillet, Cointreau, and a dash of absinthe.
Corpse Reviver No. 2
$300 — Equal parts vodka and coffee liqueur, served over ice, this dark drink suits a midnight mood.
Black Russian
$400 — Named for a fungus, this inky Irish stout becomes extra festive when poured as a 'black velvet' with bubbly.
Guinness
$500 — This anise spirit’s 'louche' forms when water turns it cloudy, long tied to bohemian, ghostly vibes.
Absinthe

Haunted Places Around the World

$100 — Tourists flock to this Massachusetts city’s Witch House and graveyards each October.
Salem
$200 — Edinburgh’s underground vaults beneath this royal thoroughfare teem with ghost tour tales.
Royal Mile
$300 — Prison island in San Francisco Bay known for tales of cold spots and clanging cell doors.
Alcatraz
$400 — This London tower’s Traitors’ Gate and resident ravens shadow its beheadings and alleged hauntings.
Tower of London
$500 — This alpine Alberta hotel hosts tales of a ghostly bride on the staircase and a helpful bellman.
Fairmont Banff Springs Hotel

Monsters & Lore

$100 — These nocturnal bloodsuckers traditionally fear sunlight, crosses, and garlic.
Vampires
$200 — By full moon, this cursed human transforms into a howling beast.
Werewolf
$300 — In Mexican folklore, this wailing 'Weeping Woman' searches for her lost children near water.
La Llorona
$400 — Slavic stories cast this hut-dwelling witch who flies in a mortar and pestle.
Baba Yaga
$500 — In Washington Irving’s tale, this headless rider pursues Ichabod Crane through Sleepy Hollow.
The Headless Horseman

Spooky Songs & Party Anthems

$100 — Bobby Pickett’s novelty hit about a lab party became a perennial graveyard smash.
Monster Mash
$200 — Ray Parker Jr. asked 'Who you gonna call?' on this 1984 movie theme.
Ghostbusters
$300 — Rockwell scored a hit singing 'I always feel like' this ominous sentiment.
Somebody's Watching Me
$400 — This Michael Jackson epic’s Vincent Price rap and zombie dance light up October playlists.
Thriller
$500 — Danny Elfman’s band packed costumes into this 1985 hit that’s a Halloween party staple.
Dead Man's Party

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