Eerienoodles 1: You're a Doll!
Across
- 3. Hollywood voodoo tool for cursing
- 5. Analog entertainment at its most cosmically horrifying!
- 8. Like "Eerie noodles."
- 9. Decompose, as in an iconic uncle
- 10. Alternate name for SCP-682
- 16. Scares blocky gamers more than creepers
- 19. Call of a creature that sounds like a "Shaggy Goth."
- 20. Husband of a "Querida" in a black dress
- 21. Horror author, sounds like an iconic panda
- 24. A cheerful voice in a colorful digital hellscape
- 27. Cecil's surviving intern; became mayor
- 29. Yin to Bruce Wayne's yang
- 31. This noisy, spirited housemate sounds like a chicken
- 32. First name of a director and a butler, associated with birds and bats respectively
- 34. A creature feature, presenting an Irish classic
- 36. Eighties movie exorcist with bifocals
- 37. Oft rebellious ambulatory clay
- 40. "My goat's dead? That sucks!"
- 41. Sequel to the 1979 horror flick starring Sigourney Weaver
- 43. Knotty-pine actor who swaps roles with his handler, circa 1962. Black and white.
- 44. Vinz's counterpart; terrorizes Sigourney
- 45. Icon featured in seven movies as the titular character
- 46. First word of "The Simpsons" annual Halloween special
- 47. Movie exorcist, name sounds like part of a sonnet
- 48. "Hate? Let me tell you how much I've come to hate..."
Down
- 1. Enigmatic, white-faced antagonist from FNAF 2.
- 2. These monsters have been done to death, but keep coming back
- 4. "I want to play a game."
- 6. Murderous redhead who's money-smart
- 7. "Vigilante?" More like butcher!
- 10. "You rang?" circa 1964
- 11. Opposite of "A Noisy Nowhere"
- 12. "What's your favorite scary movie?"
- 13. The _____ is Right, horror actor
- 14. "Based on a true story," feat. a haunted doll
- 15. Author of popular children's horror
- 17. Used by umpires and vampires alike
- 18. "Death is but a doorway, time but a window. I will be back."
- 22. 1989 horror comedy, not to be confused with Hitchcock's "The Birds"
- 23. A yeti once appeared here, per Stine. Talk about out of place!
- 25. Horror-comedy movie from 2010, one of the two titular characters
- 26. Gothic novel featuring Van Helsing
- 28. Alt. titles: Destructor, Traveler, 200-foot-tall sugary mascot.
- 30. Mythic doom of gods, at the hands of colossal foes
- 33. Bearded specter associated with a pineapple house?
- 35. "Don't call me, I'll call you" monster of 1928 literature
- 36. A man the color of newsprint, narrating stories of strangeness
- 38. Add five for a powerful young woman!
- 39. Love interest in a Burton Christmas film
- 42. Famous recurring character from a series of children's horror. First appeared in 1993.
- 43. Daughter of Gothic family in black and white