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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..."

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