The Psychological Horror of Possession: Losing Control of One's Body and Mind
Description: Explore the psychological horror of possession, where the loss of control over one's body and mind becomes a terrifying reality. Test your knowledge about this haunting theme in literature. | |
Number of Questions: 15 | |
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Tags: horror possession psychology literature |
In the novel 'The Exorcist', what is the name of the young girl who becomes possessed by a demonic entity?
In the short story 'The Tell-Tale Heart', what is the narrator's primary motivation for murdering the old man?
Which literary technique is often used to create a sense of psychological horror in possession stories?
In the film 'The Shining', what is the name of the hotel where the Torrance family experiences supernatural events?
What is the primary theme explored in the novel 'The Haunting of Hill House' by Shirley Jackson?
In the film 'Hereditary', what is the name of the family that is plagued by a sinister generational curse?
Which psychological concept is often explored in possession stories to heighten the sense of horror?
In the novel 'The Exorcist', what is the name of the priest who performs the exorcism on Regan MacNeil?
What is the name of the short story by Edgar Allan Poe that explores the psychological effects of guilt and paranoia?
In the film 'The Conjuring', what is the name of the family that moves into a haunted farmhouse in Rhode Island?
Which literary device is often used in possession stories to create a sense of unease and uncertainty?
In the novel 'The Exorcist', what is the name of the demon that possesses Regan MacNeil?
What is the name of the psychological disorder that is characterized by a loss of personal identity and a sense of unreality?
In the film 'The Babadook', what is the name of the mysterious entity that haunts the protagonist and her son?
Which psychological concept is often explored in possession stories to create a sense of vulnerability and helplessness?