Lights. Cameras. Movie marathons.

The trick or treat phase comes and goes.

57 percent of teens stop trick or treating between ages 12 and 15, according to a lab by Fivethirtyeight.

Watch these movies and keep Halloween festivities going:

The Corpse Bride

Halloween franchise

Scream franchise

The Nightmare Before Christmas

Frankenweenie

Goosebumps

Addam’s Family

The Boxtrolls

Hotel Translyvania

Casper the Friendly Ghost

Scary Movie franchise

Monster House

Don’t Look Under the Bed

Twitches franchise

Halloweentown franchise

Hocus Pocus

 

Hocus Pocus Review:

Alisha Newsom, Staff writer

Witches, cauldrons, black cats and zombies might come to mind when thinking of the sinister holiday and this Halloween classic is anything but short of these. Hocus Pocus is a cliche and predictable movie, but it’s one I can’t seem to ever tire of due to the humorous behaviors between the Sanderson Sisters and the ‘boy meets girl’ aspects of the film. Hocus Pocus is a fun film for the entire family to watch while cozied up on the couch with a bowl of popcorn.