You can become the bogeyman or play as a Haddonfield citizen, in an upcoming video game based on what 1978 movie?
A butcher knife lodged into a pumpkin adorns the cover of an upcoming comic, based on a video game, based on what 1978 horror film?
Power-up where you acquire weed in order to create a glowing highlight around Michael Myers prompted Australia and New Zealand to ban an upcoming video game based on what John Carpenter classic?
Canopy and Graduate are boutique lifestyle hotel brands from what hospitality group?
The first en suite minibars launched in 1974, at the Hong Kong location of what hotel chain launched by a guy named Conrad?
Said Conrad appeared in a 1967 Batman comic, fourteen years before his great granddaughter Paris joined what hotel mogul family?
"The Light upon the Moor [Second Report of Dr. Watson]" and "Death on the Moor" are a couple of chapters from what foggy 1902 crime novel?
Watson reads aloud about Dr. James Mortimer, author of "Some Freaks of Atavism," in the "Mr. Sherlock Holmes" chapter that opens what mystery?
"A dog!" cries Sherlock near the end of chapter 14 of what Holmes thriller with a family that might be cursed by a demon pupper?
After conquering the Songhai city of Gao in the 14th century, what ruler built the Sankore University and the Djinguereber Mosque for his new capital at Timbuktu?
Legend has it that what West African king crashed local economies across Egypt and Arabia during his 1325 pilgrimage to Mecca?
Thanks to his royal monopoly on gold and salt, what tenth "Mansa" of Mali might have been the richest man who ever lived?
Relying heavily on kymographs, chronoscopes, and other tech built using the malleable metal, the late 19th century is known as the "WHAT Age of Psychology"?
Contrary to the name, many of the Benin Bronzes are actually made of what other copper alloy that swaps out tin for zinc?
Trombones and trumpets are typically made of what yellow metal that's also a euphemism for the top leaders in an organization?