Saturday, October 31, 2026
Sortie! answer for October 31, 2026
Oct 31’s Sortie! hints
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Reveal the answer
2. Name a Stephen King movie. Rule: The higher its IMDb rating, the higher you fly. Top entries: The Shawshank Redemption (9.3 IMDb); The Green Mile (8.6 IMDb); The Shining (8.4 IMDb).
3. Name a slasher villain. Rule: The more films they have, the higher you fly. Top entries: Michael Myers (12 films); Jason Voorhees (12 films); Pinhead (11 films).
4. Name a Tim Burton movie. Rule: Higher IMDb rating, the higher you fly. Top entries: Big Fish (7.9 IMDb); Edward Scissorhands (7.8 IMDb); Ed Wood (7.8 IMDb).
5. Name a candy in the top ten for annual Halloween sales. Rule: The higher its Halloween sales, the higher you fly. Top entries: M&M's (#1); Sour Patch Kids (#2); Skittles (#3).
6. Name a horror franchise. Rule: The higher its total worldwide gross, the higher you fly. Top entries: The Conjuring Universe ($2.90B); Alien ($2.00B); Resident Evil ($1.65B).
Why this is the answer (spoilers)
The October 31 Burst Flight uses six Halloween-themed tables. It leads the individual horror-film box-office table, while The Shawshank Redemption has the highest stored IMDb rating among the accepted Stephen King adaptations. Michael Myers and Jason Voorhees share the leading slasher count of twelve films. For Tim Burton titles, Big Fish leads at 7.9, with Edward Scissorhands and Ed Wood tied at 7.8.
The candy round rewards greater Halloween sales: M&M's is displayed at number one, ahead of Sour Patch Kids and Skittles. A smaller displayed sales-rank number therefore represents a better position. The final round compares entire horror franchises, led by The Conjuring Universe, Alien, and Resident Evil in that order. These figures describe the archived game's tables, including its box-office snapshot and projected candy-sales ranking; they are not live ratings or sales totals. Read the measure before choosing a familiar name, and distinguish a single film's revenue from a franchise total.