Spooky Legends

Spooky Legends

• Question 1 out of 10

  This nocturnal creature is said to transform under a full moon and can be repelled by silver.

  Legends of werewolves date back centuries — humans cursed or bitten to change into wolves during the full moon, often symbolizing our inner beasts.

  Banshee

  Werewolf

  Kraken

  Sasquatch

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• Question 2 out of 10

  In Irish folklore, her wail foretells death — a chilling sound that means doom is near.

  The Banshee is a spirit from Celtic mythology whose mournful cry warns that someone is about to die — especially among noble Irish families.

  Sasquatch

  Wendigo

  Banshee

  Vampire

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• Question 3 out of 10

  Sailors feared this sea monster with massive tentacles said to drag entire ships beneath the waves.

  Originating from Norse legend, the Kraken was said to dwell off the coast of Norway — a giant squid-like creature blamed for missing ships.

  Kraken

  Werewolf

  Chupacabra

  Vampire

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• Question 4 out of 10

  This hairy giant of the Pacific Northwest is known for his enormous footprints and knack for dodging cameras.

  Also known as Bigfoot, Sasquatch has become a modern American myth — part wilderness mystery, part pop culture phenomenon.

  Banshee

  Kraken

  Sasquatch

  Wendigo

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• Question 5 out of 10

  Found in Transylvanian tales, this undead nobleman drinks more than fine wine.

  The vampire legend — popularized by Bram Stoker’s Dracula — describes a blood-drinking immortal who avoids sunlight and sleeps in a coffin.

  Kraken

  Vampire

  Werewolf

  Banshee

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• Question 6 out of 10

  Said to inhabit icy northern forests, this cannibalistic spirit symbolizes human greed and hunger.

  From Algonquian folklore, the Wendigo represents insatiable hunger and the dark consequences of giving in to temptation or greed.

  Wendigo

  Chupacabra

  Vampire

  Sasquatch

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• Question 7 out of 10

  This goat-blood-sucking cryptid terrorized Puerto Rico in the 1990s.

  The Chupacabra, Spanish for “goat-sucker,” became infamous for livestock attacks blamed on a strange, vampiric beast.

  Chupacabra

  Werewolf

  Kraken

  Wendigo

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• Question 8 out of 10

  According to Japanese folklore, this long-haired ghost returns to haunt those who wronged her in life.

  The Onryō is a vengeful female spirit, often appearing in white with long black hair — the inspiration for films like The Ring and The Grudge.

  Wendigo

  Banshee

  Onryō

  Vampire

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• Question 9 out of 10

  In Scottish legend, this spectral horse lures riders to a watery grave.

  The Kelpie is a shape-shifting water spirit that appears as a beautiful horse — until it drags its rider beneath the surface.

  Werewolf

  Kelpie

  Sasquatch

  Kraken

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• Question 10 out of 10

  Some say you can still hear the wails of  “The Weeping Woman”  searching for her lost children.

  A tragic figure in Latin American folklore, La Llorona is said to have drowned her children and now roams riversides, mourning and warning others.

  Wendigo

  Chupacabra

  Banshee

  La Llorona

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