These the names of our two recently deceased protagonists.

This is what Lydia is wearing when she nearly marries Beetlejuice.

This is the name of the book the couple finds when they first arrive home after the crash.

This is the amount of times one must say Beetlejuice to have him appear in front of you.

This is the director of the movie we just watched.

This is the reason the couple drove out to town at the beginning of the movie.

Charles, Lydia's dad, offers to build this for his daughter.

This is the creature our protagonists see in the desert when trying to leave the house.

This is the animal Beetlejuice briefly transforms into.

Beetlejuice is the second movie he directed. This is the first movie he directed, coming out in 1985.

This is the color of our protagonists' station wagon that brought them into the next life.

The Deetz moved to their new home in Connecticut from this state.

This is the object one of the characters holds up in front of a mirror as they process they did not survive their car accident.

This is the amount of times Beetlejuice has seen The Exorcist, saying it gets funnier every time.

This is the character that briefly makes an appearance. They would go on to star in their own movie 5 years later.

This shows us that the couple's town and home are models in the opening scene.

This is the reason Lydia gets a "C" on her science test, stating this aspect of it would go against her religion.

This is the amount of time the couple is told they will have to remain in the house.

This is how Beetlejuice correctly spells his name.

Michael Keaton is the professional name of the actor who plays Beetlejuice. He does not use his birth name because there was already an established actor with this name.

This is the last name of our recently deceased couple, indicated also by the hardware store they own.

This is the color Otho suggests to Delia when she first moves in, a color he describes as "blue-green, hydrated chromic oxide".

These are the steps the book instructs the couple to do in case of an emergency.

This is the name of the newspaper Beetlejuice searches the obituaries in.

This is the name the Studio considered before Beetlejuice was selected as the title.