#halloweentown 2 Kalabar's revenge

[soweirdondisney]

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#halloweentown #halloweentown 2 #halloweentown 2 kalabar's revenge #Kalabar's Revenge #Daniel Kountz #kimberly j brown

[texaschainsawmascara]

love to see it

#halloweentown #disney channel #disney #dcom #tiktok #disney channel original movies #marnie cromwell #aggie cromwell #halloween town #movie #film #halloween #halloweentown 2 #halloweentown 2 kalabar’s revenge #halloweentown 2 kalabar's revenge #halloweentown ii kalabar’s revenge #halloweentown ii kalabar's revenge

[sasa-chan]

Day 02

#halloween #halloween films #halloween movie #31 days of horror #31 days of halloween #watch list #halloweentown #halloweentown 2 kalabar's revenge #halloweentown high #return to halloweentown

[halloweentown-the-next-gen]

Halloween Fandom and Roleplay Discord Server

20 years after Kalabar's takeover of the town was stopped, A Cromwell has been elected mayor of Halloweentown, and the portal to the human realm has been expanded and is now open to anywhere in the multiverse. New beings of all kinds are now arriving in town, and strange things have begun to happen hidden in the shadows, all of this amidst events of everyday life in Halloweentown.

-> CLICK HERE TO JOIN HALLOWEENTOWN <-

‼️You must be 13 years or older to join.‼️

v Info about the server and RP below the break! v

Have fun with other fans of everything spooky! We have channels to share art, show off our Halloween displays, share spooky news, chat about movies, etc!

Very casual and laid back, with very few participation requirements! And you are welcome to join the server to check things out before getting involved. We also have no length requirements for RP responses, should you choose to RP.

Use your own OC or any canon character of any media that isn't already taken! There is no limit on number of characters, and we have Tupperbox and Pluralkit in the server for anyone to use.

We are horror-friendly but not horror-centered, with individual categories for both in the server, hoping to cater to those who enjoy horror as well as those who simply love a playful style of Halloween!

We have our own RP-related radio station in the server.

We have our own uniforms and a meet up area in the multi-player game Pony Town. (Because that's where we started before going in a more RP focused direction)

Dividers by @djarrex and @firefly-graphics

#halloweentown #halloweentown rp #halloween rp #halloween discord server #discord roleplay #discord rp #spooky rp #spooky roleplay #canon character rp #halloweentown 2 #halloweentown 2 Kalabar's revenge #kalabar Halloweentown #halloweentown marnie #halloween discord #spooky discord server

[harleycao]

#Halloween #twitches #twitches too #disney channel original movie #disney channel #disney #halloweentown ii kalabar's revenge #halloweentown ii #halloweentown 2 #return to halloweentown #halloweentown high #halloween #halloweentown #don't look under the bed #zombies #zombies 2 #zombies 3 #phantom of the megaplex #mom's got a date with a vampire #girl vs monster #girl v monster #under wraps #poll

[theroguequeenaniki]

#halloweentown #halloweentoen 2 kalabar’s revenge #halloweentown high #return to halloweentown #Disney channel #dcom #disney channel original movie #disney #halloween #Halloween movies #nostaliga #throwback #which is better #poll

[winnie-the-monster]

#movies #disney movies #disney #halloweentown 2 #halloweentown ii: kalabar's revenge

[thenightling]

Happy 25th anniversary Halloweentown! This year is full of anniversaries. Hocus Pocus turned thirty. Nightmare before Christmas turns thirty.

Ray Bradbury's The Halloween Tree animated movie turned thirty. Neil Gaiman's The Sandman turns thirty-five. Beetlejuice turned thirty-five. And today the movie Halloweentown turns twenty-five-years-old. Feel old yet? Halloweentown (not connected to Nightmare before Christmas) struck while the iron was hot, just one month after the first Harry Potter book was published in the US. Halloweentown was a relatively low budget made for TV movie for The Disney Channel (and now available both on DVD and on Disney+.) The plot was about a young girl named Marnie who is about to turn thirteen. Marnie's mother wants her to be "Normal." But her grandmother, Aggie, has other things in mind. Marie is actually from a line of semi-immortal (long lived) witches. And if she does not start using her powers at age thirteen, they will atrophy and disappear and she will remain mortal. Even back in 1998 I was disgusted in Marnie's mother. Imagine if you went to an alien planet where the life expectancy is only about thirty years but your mother decides its best you be like those aliens so she keeps you from learning you came from Earth and eating Earth food so that you will only live thirty years "like everyone else on this planet." To me that's what Marnie's mother was like. She was deliberately crippling her daughter. Or worse, imagine if you went to a planet where no one can walk. You can. But your mother wants you to be like everyone else so she's perfectly happy to saw your legs off. That's how Marnie's mother felt to me in regard to trying to strip her of her (for her) natural abilities. It's not over-analysis. This is the basic premise. Anyway, it turns out Aggie (the grandmother, who was played by the late Debbie Reynolds) is from a pocket dimension of entities we associate with Halloween. Monsters, creatures of Nightmare, ghosts, zombies, skeletons, etc. This dimension is called Halloweentown.

Marnie and her other siblings follow Aggie to Halloweentown where they foil the machinations of Voldemort... I mean Kalabar. There's even a scene in one of the Halloweentown movies where they spot magical broom sticks for sale very similar to the scene in the first Harry Potter story. In the scene Marnie is intrigued by the latest model (which is a bit more high tech looking than a nimbus 2000, by the way). This was three-years before the first Harry Potter movie but only one month after the first book was published in the US. Marnie embraces her magick and her mother begrudgingly allows Aggie to train her in the use of her powers. The movie was a surprise hit for The Disney channel and spawned three sequels. Halloweentown 2: Kalabar's revenge which featured Peter Wingfield (Methos in Highlander the Series). Marnie's mother annoyed me in the second movie too, because when someone is shown Marnie's room he's disappointed with how mundane it is and Marnie mentions that her mother insists her room be "normal" and she not have her Halloween-y or magical stuff in her bedroom. They tone the mother down and make her more likable in the third and fourth film but they really never had that woman grow and yet we were not supposed to hate her. This dominating, personality-repressing, and abusive behavior was treated like it was perfectly acceptable. Halloweentown 3 AKA Halloweentown High. This was an odd one. Marnie becomes guardian for some exchange students from Halloweentown who want to attend human school in our world (now that our world knows Halloweentown exists) but modern day monster hunters want to fan the flames of bigotry and hate and keep humans and monsters separate.

Halloweentown 4 AKA Return to Halloweentown. Marnie (who has been recast) attends university in Halloweentown where the boy she has a crush on is revealed to be a depowered family member of Kalabar but a good guy. I really was not comfortable with the idea of the entire family being stripped of their powers because they were releated to a creep but ...okay... Also Marnie learns that Grandma Aggie technically should be the Queen of Halloweentown but relinquished her title and a magical amulet that lets her dominate the wills of others, because she believes in the importance of free will. For all their flaws I still enjoy these movies. I almost think these films were first intended to be live-action tie-ins to Nightmare before Christmas but Disney decided they didn't want to deal with Tim Burton and just didn't reference any of his characters even though the concept of a Halloweentown in another world where everyday is Halloween was literally created by Tim Burton in his long-form poem that became the movie Nightmare before Christmas. Anyway, Happy 25th anniversary Halloweentown!

#Halloweentown

[plotholypod]

The Molehill Rises Again...

... But it’s... not a molehill this time, it’s a hole, a plot hole, and it’s getting deeper. Penny nor Chase here, we’re Rita and Max of Plot Holy! We are releasing a podcast modeled after Mt. Molehill, with more films and more wild conspiracy theories. We loved Mt Molehill and wanted more stuff like it, and if you do too, check out our theories about Halloweentown 2: Kalabar’s Revenge!

#mt molehill #snapcube #clown depot #disney #disney channel original movie #halloweentown #original content #podcast

[femtober]

FEMTOBER BLOG: Centennials & Strikes

What do Sherlock Holmes fighting dinosaurs and French women having sex with cars have in common?

And what is Freddy Krueger's connection to Halloweentown?

Every Femtober, I try to include a category or two that's relevant to the events of the year so far. The double WGA/SAG-AFTRA Strike is already unprecedented, but for it to happen on the centennial of two much-maligned studios is deeply ironic.

This year, I watched two movies from non-AMPTP studios, and two movies from Disney and Warner Brothers. Unfortunately due to the inherent lack of women directing for studios, finding a good match for Disney and WB was difficult, but the indie studio films also presented an interesting challenge.

Though women-directed films at Disney and WB are among the highest grossing of all time, the number of films women are directing for these studios is very limited. And on top of that, horror is an even smaller number, particularly in Disney’s family-friendly catalog.

I wrote previously about my Warner Brothers pick Freddy's Dead: The Final Nightmare, which I had already seen. While the title of the film is pretty telling, it does ultimately feel like a bit of a franchise killer. Rachel Talalay really wanted to make something different, and she sure as hell did it, but at the cost of lessening some of the horror of the franchise. It feels very meta, but it's really not until New Nightmare that meta horror really takes shape. The overall story is lackluster, but it's a worthy experiment into a new approach to the genre that's largely unappreciated.

My Disney pick, Halloweentown II: Kalabar's Revenge, was also a rewatch but one I had not seen in quite some time. I can't say I really have fond memories of Halloweentown II specifically, but I do remember Disney Channel playing the commercial for it constantly.

What was most surprising to me about this DCOM was how scary it actually was. I initially struggled between choosing this movie, Hocus Pocus 2, and Ravenous. They all would be rewatches, but Hocus Pocus 2 is just bad, and as much as I love Ravenous it's already been in 2 previous Femtobers. I was worried listing Halloweentown II as a horror was a bit of a copout, but it's definitely horror by way of kid camp. There's something Tim Burton-esque about the first and second installments, and in general the Halloween DCOMs always tended to give me the creeps. It wasn't until I was in high school that I rewatched Don't Look Under the Bed, which scared the crap out of me as a kid.

For having such a tame reputation, Disney has some surprisingly effective scares. On top of that, the thing that really struck me about Halloweentown II is how uncomfortable the movie is. Kids are familiar with the joy and colors of the first movie, and in this one they've been replaced by bleak gray and monotone. It's definitely unsettling.

I have to admit, for my non-struck studio picks I wanted to be as meme-y as possible. The idea of putting an Asylum film in the same category as a Palme D'Or winner from Neon was hilarious to me.

Unfortunately for me, the meme wasn't really worth it. Asylum's take on Sherlock Holmes from Rachel Lee Goldenberg is simply dreadful (so much so that I turned it off after 30 minutes - OOPS!). Which really makes me scratch my head, because while Goldenberg has directed the Asylum films Sherlock Holmes and Sunday School Musical, she's also directed the very charming HBO Max film Unpregnant. Hopefully that means she's broken out of the Asylum, so to speak, because it was a really great film! (Incidentally, she also directed one of my all time favorite Lifetime Christmas Movies, Love at the Christmas Table - also a very good movie!)

Titane is a whole different beast. I wasn't sure what to expect; everything I had seen and everyone I had talked to warned me that Titane was not for the weak of heart - or stomach. But, I heard similar things about Raw, which I didn't find unpalatable at all.

If I may go on a bit of a tangent, I feel like with horror, oftentimes there's kind of an all-or-nothing stance on what we can watch. If you've seen one you've seen them all. Well in any film, but I think in particular horror, there are things that some people just don't want to see, for one reason or another. Maybe this isn't "normal" behavior, but I'm not really that concerned about spoilers a lot of the time, so I tend to seek out the content of a movie before watching. Too many times I've been triggered by something I just didn't want to see. So maybe it's okay to normalize that idea a little bit. Horror is visceral and scary, but it's also fun, you know?

That being said, I felt like I had a pretty good handle on what to expect from Titane. The plot, however, threw me for a bit of a loop. Everything I had seen about it really only focused on the first 20 minutes, when the real story unfolds after that. Titane isn't the best film I've ever watched, but how exhilarating is it to find a movie that goes in a direction you never thought possible?

I also find it interesting that because Titane is regarded as being so transgressive, none of the plot really ended up getting spoiled for me, because I never really saw anybody talking about it. Titane is distributed by Neon, and along with A24, those were the indie studios I sought out to complete this category. And you would think that indie studios would have a few more titles to choose from directed by women. Of course, this is just a sampling of two studios, but I did feel a bit wanting by the selection, particularly with A24. I can't help but feel a little discouraged that even the indie studios are becoming "mainstream" in their demographics.

There are plenty of indie horror films directed by women, but quality and availability tend to make these films suffer. I'm not so sure there's an easy fix besides: let women make more movies. Hopefully the success of Barbie, and the potential success of Wish and The Marvels will move the needle a bit.

Other Disney female-directed horror films: • Clock, directed by Alexis Jacknow • Ravenous, directed by Antonia Bird • Hocus Pocus 2, directed by Anne Fletcher

Other Warner Brothers female-directed horror/horror-adjacent films: • Red Riding Hood, directed by Catherine Hardwicke • Embrace of the Vampire, directed by Anne Goursaud • The Banana Splits Movie, directed by Danishka Esterhazy • Daphne & Velma, directed by Suzi Yoonessi

#femtober #femtober 2023 #femtober 6 #femtober6 #female directed films #female filmmakers #film blog #movie trivia #titane #nightmare on elm street #halloweentown 2 #female filmmaker friday #tw // flashing #women in film #women in horror

[andy-the-8th]

Let's try this again

Breakdown of DCOMs based on whether they could cross over with CTDL; this is not a list of which do, but which could

I did not consider anything after 2004. Main two disqualifiers are "other supernatural element" and solely-personal-opinion "Bush-era vibes." "Doesn't conflict" means it doesn't have either of those but I don't really feel like the same universe based on, again, purely subjective vibes. By contrast, "crossover possible" means it doesn't conflict and I could hypothetically see it working

I would love to know your thoughts on these!

1997

Under Wraps - No, supernatural

1998

You Lucky Dog - No, supernatural

Brink! - Yes, does crossover

Halloweentown - No, supernatural

1999

Zenon: Girl of the 21st Century - No, supernatural

Can of Worms - No, supernatural

The Thirteenth Year - Duh

Smart House - No, weird tech that I'm counting as supernatural

Johnny Tsunami - Yes, crossover possible

Genius - No, weird tech that I'm counting as supernatural

Don't Look Under the Bed - No, supernatural

Horse Sense - Doesn't conflict

2000

Up, Up, and Away - No, supernatural

The Color of Friendship - Technically doesn't conflict but it's weird because it's based on a true story so going to say no

Alley Cats Strike - Doesn't conflict

Rip Girls - Yes, crossover possible

Miracle in Lane 2 - Doesn't conflict

Stepsister from Planet Weird - No, supernatural

Ready to Run - Doesn't conflict

Quints - Doesn't conflict

The Other Me - No, weird tech that I'm counting as supernatural

Mom's Got a Date with a Vampire - No, supernatural

Phantom of the Megaplex - No, supernatural

The Ultimate Christmas Present - No, weird tech that I'm counting as supernatural and I think Santa Claus exists, so also supernatural

2001

Zenon: The Zequel - No, supernatural

Motocrossed - Yes, crossover possible

The Luck of the Irish - No, supernatural

Hounded - No, Bush-era vibes

Jett Jackson: The Movie - No, supernatural

The Jennie Project - No, Bush-era vibes

Jumping Ship - Doesn't conflict

The Poof Point - No, supernatural

Halloweentown II: Kalabar's Revenge - No, supernatural

'Twas the Night - No, supernatural

2002

Double Teamed - No, Bush-era vibes

Cadet Kelly - No, EXTREME Bush-era vibes

Tru Confessions - No, Bush-era vibes

Get a Clue - No, Bush-era vibes

Gotta Kick It Up! - Technically doesn't conflict but it's weird because it's based on a true story so going to say no

A Ring of Endless Light - No, supernatural (but it gets a few points for having otherwise similar aesthetics to TTY/shared production team/plagiarizing the third act plot/re-use of stock footage)

The Scream Team - No, supernatural

2003

You Wish! - No, supernatural

Right on Track - Haven't seen this but the summary gives me Bush-era vibes so going to say no

The Even Stevens Movie - No, plain and simple

Eddie's Million Dollar Cook-Off - Doesn't conflict

The Cheetah Girls - 50/50 on this one based on vibes and I haven't seen it in a while so not sure how much it might conflict/whether it references post-9/11 actual events

Full-Court Miracle - Technically doesn't conflict but it's weird because it's based on a true story so going to say no

2004

Pixel Perfect - No, weird tech that I'm counting as supernatural

Going to the Mat - Haven't seen this but the summary gives me Bush-era vibes so going to say no

Zenon: Z3 - No, supernatural

Stuck in the Suburbs - Doesn't conflict, crossover unlikely but gets extra points for 90-esque popstar fandom, playing with the advent of new tech and influence on teen culture, and thinly veiled queer subtexts

Tiger Cruise - This specifically references 9/11 which does not happen in the CTDL universe so no

Halloweentown High - No, supernatural

#the thirteenth year #my fanfic #I'm not going to tag every single movie #or maybe I will who knows #disney #disney channel orignal movies #dcom #The Princess Diaries gets an extra pass despite not being a DCOM because I said so and the vibes are similar :D

[discoveringtheperfectinme]

Watched TV Shows and Movies of 2022:

With the bestie:

TV Shows:

Bridgerton S.1-2

Outlander S.1-6

Movies:

Flowers in the Attic

Flowers in the Attic: Origins

Hocus Pocus

Hocus Pocus 2

Where the Crawdads Sing

Halloweentown

Halloweentown II: Kalabar’s Revenge

Halloweentown High

American Haunting

Charlie’s Angels (2019)

Five More Minutes (Hallmark)

Cafe Society

Me Before You

The Wedding Date

Just me:

TV Shows:

Game of Thrones S. 1-8

Schitt’s Creek S. 1-6

The House of the Dragon S. 1

Bridgerton S. 1-2

Scream S. 1-3

Squid Game S.1

Dead To Me S. 1-3

The Midnight Club S.1

The Crown S.1-4 (currently watching)

Movies:

The Black Phone

..and yes, I did watch Bridgerton twice. No shame in this game.

#tv series #movies #2022 #HOTD #ew david #bridgerton #dead to me

[lightscamerafilm]

Freeform Announces 25th Anniversary Lineup for October's 31 Nights of Halloween, Featuring Classics and Franchise Hits.

Freeform has locked in an exciting roster of movies and shows for its 25th annual 31 Nights of Halloween celebration, scheduled from October 1st through the 31st.

Audience favourites making a comeback include the iconic film Hocus Pocus featuring Bette Midler, Sarah Jessica Parker, and Kathy Najimy, produced by Walt Disney Pictures. Tim Burton's cherished The Nightmare Before Christmas, distributed by Touchstone Pictures and directed by Henry Selick, also makes an appearance, marking its own 30th-anniversary milestone this year.

The Halloweentown series also has a strong presence, showcasing films like the 1998 original TV movie with a cast including Debbie Reynolds, Kimberly J. Brown, Joey Zimmerman, Emily Roeske, and Judith Hoag. The series' other instalments, such as Halloweentown II: Kalabar’s Revenge, Halloweentown High, and Return to Halloweentown, are also featured.

Joining the lineup are major film series like The Twilight Saga, Monsters, Inc., The Addams Family, The Incredibles, Spider-Man, Hotel Transylvania, and Twitches.

Popular animated TV shows haven't been left out either. Both Family Guy and The Simpsons have secured spots, with the latter airing its special "Treehouse of Horror" episodes. Following the launch of the latest Haunted Mansion movie, Freeform is set to broadcast the 2003 original starring Eddie Murphy, Marsha Thomason, and Jennifer Tilly.

Rounding out the selection this year are Freeform debuts of Disney’s animated smashes Encanto, Zombies, and Zombies 2.

Article by: A. Iqbal

The 31 Nights of Halloween 2023 Programme Guide.

Courtesy of Freeform

#lightscamerafilm #comingsoon #freeform #haunted mansion #jennifer tilly #zombies #halloween #tnbc #halloweentown #the simpsons #twitches #eddie murphy #twilight #tim burton

[gavillain]

Here’s my (current) Top Fifty Favorite Villains list because I feel like sharing lol.

50. Evil Manta (The Little Mermaid: the Animated Series) 49. Kal (Halloweentown II: Kalabar's Revenge) 48. Arawn Death-Lord (The Chronicles of Prydain) 47. The Corinthian (The Sandman) 46. Lady Tremaine (Cinderella) 45. The Wicked Witch (The Wizard of Oz) 44. Lord Ombra (Peter and the Starcatchers) 43. Warp Darkmatter (Buzz Lightyear of Star Command) 42. Pete (Disney Misc.) 41. Lady Waltham (The Legend of Tarzan) 40. Trakeena (Power Rangers: Lost Galaxy) 39. Prince Hans and Demyx (Disney) 38. The Fates (Hercules) 37. General Ironwood (RWBY) 36. Rasputin (Anastasia) 35. Evil Emperor Zurg (Buzz Lightyear of Star Command) 34. Vanitas (Kingdom Hearts: Birth by Sleep) 33. Doctor Octopus (Spider-Man) 32. Minister Frollo (The Hunchback of Notre Dame) 31. Venom (Spider-Man) 30. Kingpin (Spider-Man: the Animated Series) 29. Dark Riku (Kingdom Hearts) 28. Scar (The Lion King) 27. Edward Nygma (Gotham) 26. NOS-4-A2 (Buzz Lightyear of Star Command) 25. Davy Jones (Pirates of the Caribbean) 24. Steve Newlin (True Blood) 23. Oswald Cobblepot (Gotham) 22. Daken (Marvel comics) 21. Caleb Covington (Julie and the Phantoms) 20. Imperious (Power Rangers: Mystic Force) 19. Amora the Enchantress (Marvel comics) 18. Sid Phillips (Toy Story) 17. Kieran Wilcox (Scream) 16. Winifred Sanderson (Hocus Pocus) 15. Ardyn Izunia (Final Fantasy XV) 14. Blackheart (Ghost Rider) 13. Arthur Watts (RWBY) 12. Norman Osborn (Marvel comics) 11. Cruella De Vil (101 Dalmatians) 10. Fish Mooney (Gotham) 9. Russell Edgington (True Blood) 8. Ursula (The Little Mermaid) 7. Doctor Doom (Marvel comics) 6. Hades (Hercules) 5. Queen Grimhilde (Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs) 4. Jafar (Aladdin) 3. Loki (Marvel comics) 2. Captain Hook (Once Upon a Time season 2) 1. Maleficent (Sleeping Beauty)

[lemonbalmgirl]

🎃💀Mary’s Spoopy Movie Marathon 2022🦇🕸️

I’m getting a slow start to my annual Halloween tradition. Oh well.

1. The Addams Family (2019)

2. Scream 2 (1997)

3. Hocus Pocus 2 (2022)

4. Shaun of the Dead (2004, rewatch)

5. Halloweentown (1998)

6. Young Frankenstein (1974)

7. Return to Halloweentown (2006; oops, out of order)

8. Halloweentown II: Kalabar’s Revenge (2001)

9. Fright Night (2011)

10. Halloween High (2004)

11. Elvira: Mistress of the Dark (1988)

12. The Owl House, S01E01-02 (2020, rewatch)

13. Paranorman (2012)

14. Practical Magic (1998, rewatch)

15. Beetlejuice (1988, rewatch)

#personal #mary's spoopy movie marathon

[spookylewdbug]

Halloween is basically here!

Here are some family friendly Halloween movies that I recommend especially for children. We want them to love Halloween, we don't want to scare them away from it!

Do be werry, Monster House is on this list and that is definitely a little more on the scary side for children IMO so please do keep an eye on your children when watching it together.

This is a list that I put togethet myself, please feel free to add suggestions you think should be on this list!

Family Halloween Movies

9

Addams Family

Addams Family Values

Alvin & The Chipmunks Meet Frankenstien

Alvin & The Chipmunks Meet Wolfman

Beetlejuice

Casper

Casper’s Scare School

Coraline

Corpse Bride

Dark Shadows (2012)

E.T

Edward ScissorHands

Franken weenie (2012)

Ghostbusters

Goosebumps

HalloweenTown

HalloweenTown II: Kalabar’s Revenge

HalloweenTown High

Haunted Mansion

Hocus Pocus

It's The Great Pumpkin, Charlie Brown

Labyrinth

Monster House

ParaNorman

Practical Magic

Scary Godmother

Scary Godmother 2

Scooby Doo: Ghoul School

Scooby Doo: Meets the Boo Brothers

Scooby Doo: Reluctant Werewolf

Scooby Doo: Witch’s Ghost

Scooby Doo: Zombie Island

The Addams Family (2019)

The Adventure of Ichabod & Mr. Toad

The Book of Life

The Dark Crystal (1982)

The Halloween Tree

The Nightmare Before Christmas

The Witches (1990)

The Witches (2020)

Twitches

#Halloween #Halloween movies #Movies #Family friendly #Family friendly movies #Family friendly Halloween movies #Recommendations #Not So Spooky Movies #Spooky Season #Movie Recommendations