Here’s a new game. As usual it’s simpler to play (though maybe not ‘easy’) than to explain. Pay attention!
There are three steps;
1. Each definition gives a one word answer. Make a list of the words.
2. Change any ONE letter (or, if specified, TWO letters) to make a different word, without changing the order of the remaining letters.
3. Match pairs of resulting words to form the title (one or two words) of a British Horror Film (for the sticklers, this may include fantasy adventures and thrillers…)
Eg. Definitions;
A. Opposite of ‘first’.
B. Red planet.
C. Seasoning for food. (change TWO letters in answer word)
D. Great strength or power.
Answers;
A Last
B. Mars
C. Condiment
D. Might
Change ONE (or TWO) letters;
A. Last > LOst
B. Mars > MarE
C. Condiment (change Two letters) > ConTiNent
D. Might > Night
Resulting film titles;
A + C = Lost Continent
D + B = Nightmare
Having said that film titles are one or two word ones, a few may require the addition of an article (the, a, an) and/or prepostion (of…) which ARE NOT INCLUDED in the clues.
Try these;
A. Stays in a hotel or invited to a party. (change TWO letters in answer word)
B. Shielded from harm or danger.
C. Small bag, often made of leather, for carrying money, often coins, typically carried in a woman’s handbag.
D. Taken by assault, eg The Bastille was _____ by revolutionaries. (change TWO letters in answer word)
E. Dear old grandmother.
F. Cook in oil.
Good luck to you all (both) and please feel free to add your own contributions.
A. Stays in a hotel or invited to a party. (change TWO letters in answer word)
GUEST - GHOST
B. Shielded from harm or danger.
PROTECTED - PROJECTED
C. Small bag, often made of leather, for carrying money, often coins, typically carried in a woman’s handbag.
PURSE - CURSE
D. Taken by assault, eg The Bastille was _____ by revolutionaries. (change TWO letters in answer word)
STORMED - STORIES
E. Dear old grandmother.
NAN - MAN
F. Cook in oil.
FRY - FLY
A+D = GHOST STORIES
B+E = (THE) PROJECTED MAN
C + F = CURSE (OF THE) FLY
Thank you and goodnight Vienna.