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Dare you take the Guardian’s hideously horrible Halloween culture quiz?

25 questions on literature, film, TV, books and music with a spooky edge – how will you fare?

If it is gothic, spooky, scary, haunted or just plain weird, and was in a book, a film, a TV show or some music, you might just be about to get asked about it. How will you fare with these 25 questions about things that go bump in the night? It is just for fun, and there are no prizes, but let us know how you got on – and how you are planning to enjoy this spookiest of evenings – in the comments.

The Guardian’s hideously horrible Halloween culture quiz

If you do think there has been an egregious error in one of the questions or answers, please feel free to email martin.belam@theguardian.com but remember, the quizmaster’s word is always final, and you wouldn’t want him to put a hex on you.

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