AceShowbiz - Halloween is closely related to supernatural beings. The day, which is also known as All Hallows' Eve or All Saints' Eve, was originally held to remember saints, martyrs and all the faithful departed in Western Christian community. However, it is now more often associated with spooky things like ghosts and gruesome murders. Thus, besides dressing up and trick-or-treating, many opt to spend the day watching horror movies in its honor.

Not necessarily the new ones, some classic horror pics often become popular choices among movie lovers, thanks to their reputations as the best and the most influential in cinema history. To instate fear among potential audiences, these movies were claimed based on urban legends or loosely inspired by true stories. But just how much part of the stories is real and which was dramatized for entertainment purpose? Before you get to watch your favorite horror movies this Halloween, let's find out which one is fact and which one is fake in those stories.