Everyone Has A Stephen King Character Who Matches Their Personality

Choose your favorite candy to get while trick or treating:

Image: Via Mars Chocolate/Walmart Starbursts

Via Mars Chocolate/Walmart

Starbursts

Via Mars Chocolate/Walmart

Image: Via Mars Chocolate M & M's

Via Mars Chocolate

M & M's

Via Mars Chocolate

Image: Via Mars Chocolate Snickers

Via Mars Chocolate

Snickers

Via Mars Chocolate

Image: Via Mars Chocolate/Walmart Skittles

Via Mars Chocolate/Walmart

Skittles

Via Mars Chocolate/Walmart

Image: Via Hershey's Chocolate Reese's Cups

Via Hershey's Chocolate

Reese's Cups

Via Hershey's Chocolate

Image: Via Mars Chocolate Milky Ways

Via Mars Chocolate

Milky Ways

Via Mars Chocolate
Choose the word that describes your personality the best:

Kind

Optimistic

Easy-going

Realistic

Intelligent

Funny
Choose a horror movie poster that gives you the heebie-jeebies:

Image: Via Lionsgate Films Saw (2004)

Via Lionsgate Films

Saw (2004)

Via Lionsgate Films

Image: Via Allied Artists Alice, Sweet Alice (1976)

Via Allied Artists

Alice, Sweet Alice (1976)

Via Allied Artists

Image: Via Trimark Pictures Braindead (1992)

Via Trimark Pictures

Braindead (1992)

Via Trimark Pictures

Image: Via New Line Cinema The Evil Dead (1981)

Via New Line Cinema

The Evil Dead (1981)

Via New Line Cinema

Image: Via Pathé Distribution The Descent (2005)

Via Pathé Distribution

The Descent (2005)

Via Pathé Distribution

Image: Via Universal Pictures Us (2019)

Via Universal Pictures

Us (2019)

Via Universal Pictures
Choose the color that best matches your aura:

Red

Blue

Green

Purple

Orange

Black
Choose a novel that was absolutely NOT written by Stephen King:

Image: Via Scholastic Harry Potter and the Sorcerer's Stone

Via Scholastic

Harry Potter and the Sorcerer's Stone

Via Scholastic

Image: Via Harper & Brothers Charlotte's Web

Via Harper & Brothers

Charlotte's Web

Via Harper & Brothers

Image: Via Harper & Row Where the Wild Things Are

Via Harper & Row

Where the Wild Things Are

Via Harper & Row

Image: Via HarperCollins Publishers Goodnight Moon

Via HarperCollins Publishers

Goodnight Moon

Via HarperCollins Publishers

Image: Via Reynal & Hitchcock The Little Prince

Via Reynal & Hitchcock

The Little Prince

Via Reynal & Hitchcock

Image: Via Harper & Row The Giving Tree

Via Harper & Row

The Giving Tree

Via Harper & Row
Choose an everyday thing that is wildly creepy for no reason:

A big, uncovered window at night.

A group of children singing.

An empty playground.

A Ouija board sitting alone on a table.

A cat meowing at nothing.

A forest...
that's it.
And finally, choose your favorite horror movie villain:

Image: Via TriStar Pictures Candyman, Candyman (1992)

Via TriStar Pictures

Candyman, Candyman (1992)

Via TriStar Pictures

Image: Via Paramount Pictures Jason Voorhees, Friday the 13th: Part 2 (through 8 million) (1981)

Via Paramount Pictures

Jason Voorhees, Friday the 13th: Part 2 (through 8 million) (1981)

Via Paramount Pictures

Image: Via New Line Cinema Freddy Krueger, A Nightmare on Elm Street (1984)

Via New Line Cinema

Freddy Krueger, A Nightmare on Elm Street (1984)

Via New Line Cinema

Image: Via 20th Century Fox The Xenomorph, Alien (1979)

Via 20th Century Fox

The Xenomorph, Alien (1979)

Via 20th Century Fox

Image: Via Bryanston Distributing Company Leatherface, The Texas Chainsaw Massacre (1974)

Via Bryanston Distributing Company

Leatherface, The Texas Chainsaw Massacre (1974)

Via Bryanston Distributing Company

Image: Via Dimension Films Ghostface, Scream (1996)

Via Dimension Films

Ghostface, Scream (1996)

Via Dimension Films

Everyone Has A Stephen King Character Who Matches Their Personality — Here's Yours

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