Also a place in New Jersey by FlaxmanR

A (mostly) French film with this city name in the title was nominated for an Oscar for Best Animated Feature in 2003 (it also won the Genie Award for Best Motion Picture the following year).

The film "Halloween" is set in a fictional Illinois town that was named for a real New Jersey town. Name it.

Speaking of horror movies, another town nearby the answer to the previous question shares its name with the surname of the main villain in another slasher franchise whose title references a particular date. What is that villain's surname?

This 2002 novel by Jeffrey Eugenides won the Pulitzer and was selected for Oprah's Book Club in 2007. Its protagonist has a condition known as 5-alpha-reductase deficiency which leads to questions of gender identity.

Introduced in 1917, it predates similar but more widely sold candy bars Butterfinger and 5th Avenue. Since 1999, it has been owned by the Necco brand.

The Butabi brothers seek to party - probably to Haddaway's "What is Love" - at this club, the most exclusive in town. Their dream comes true after a car accident involving Richard Grieco.

This 1998 song from the album "Whatever and Ever Amen" was the only top 20 hit for Ben Folds Five.

This North Carolina university's men's basketball team is once again near the top of the Big South Conference this season after three straight regular season titles. However, they have yet to play in the NCAA Tournament since moving to Division I in 1999.

I'm probably not the only native New Jerseyan who finds it strange to hear this name now indelibly associated with mass murder, as it was the name of the Connecticut elementary school where Adam Lanza massacred 26 people, mostly young children, in December 2012.

It is the city missing from this list: Athens, Tyre, Venice, Windsor.

He became governor of New York after Eliot Spitzer resigned in disgrace, ultimately serving more than twice as long in the job than he had as lieutenant governor. Most of the country may remember him better as a recurring character on Saturday Night Live - fittingly for this quiz, his appearances were often punctuated with a joke at the expense of New Jersey.

Named for its origins in the suburbs of Sydney, Australia, this company split its Australia/New Zealand and US/UK businesses in 2014. The US/UK corporation, which still bears the name, owns 38 malls in the United States - including one in New Jersey. Sadly, it's not in the town whose name it shares, but rather in Paramus (not that that would shock anyone from New Jersey).