The Simpsons' Halloween specials are legendary for their parodies. Can you identify the original horror and sci-fi classics that inspired these spooky segments?·0 takes
01·The segment "The Shinning," where the Simpson family acts as caretakers for Mr. Burns's haunted hotel, is a parody of which Stephen King story?
02·In "Clown Without Pity," Homer buys Bart a talking Krusty doll that turns out to be evil. This story is based on an episode of which classic TV series?
03·The segment "Nightmare on Evergreen Terrace," in which Groundskeeper Willie attacks children in their dreams, is a direct parody of which horror film franchise?
04·The black-and-white segment "King Homer" is a spoof of which classic 1933 monster movie?
05·In "The Devil and Homer Simpson," Homer sells his soul for a donut. This story is a parody of the short story and film "The Devil and..." who?
06·The very first Treehouse of Horror featured the segment "Hungry are the Damned," where the family is abducted by aliens Kang and Kodos. It parodies which famous Twilight Zone episode?
07·In "Time and Punishment," Homer's attempts to fix a toaster send him traveling through time, drastically altering the present. This is a parody of which Ray Bradbury short story?
08·The segment "The Thing and I," which reveals Bart has a formerly conjoined, evil twin named Hugo living in the attic, is a parody of which 1982 cult horror film?
09·In "The HΩmega Man," Homer is the lone survivor of a nuclear apocalypse in Springfield. The segment's title and plot are a parody of which 1971 Charlton Heston film?
10·The first Treehouse of Horror concluded with a telling of what famous Edgar Allan Poe poem, with Homer as the narrator, Bart as the raven, and Marge as Lenore?
11·In "Night of the Dolphin," Lisa frees a dolphin that rallies its aquatic brethren to attack Springfield. This plot is a direct parody of which Alfred Hitchcock film?
12·Lisa's science fair project creates a miniature civilization in "The Genesis Tub." This segment is inspired by which Twilight Zone episode?
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