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31 Days of Halloween

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Bailey Kay Brown

Oct 03, 2016

University of Oklahoma

31 Days of Halloween

Everyone knows the 25 Days of Christmas Event that's held every year by Freeform aka ABC Family. Freeform only does 13 days for Halloween. Why can't they celebrate the entire month? To pick up Freeform's slack, I've given you a list of 31 movies that will get you ready for Halloween. Watch one a day or binge watch a fright fest the day of.

1. "Hocus Pocus"

2. "The Nightmare Before Christmas"

3. "Scream"

4. "Edward Scissor Hands"

5. "Carrie"

6. "A Nightmare on Elm Street"

7. "Paranormal Activity"

8. "The Conjuring"

9. "Beetlejuice"

10. "Corpse Bride"

11. "The Addams Family"

12. "Ghostbusters"

13. "Casper the Friendly Ghost"

14. "Harry Potter"

15. "The Rocky Horror Picture Show"

16. "Halloween"

17. "The Exorcist"

18. "Poltergeist"

19. "Psycho"

20. "Insidious"

21."Jaws"

22. "Alien"

23. "Gremlins"

24. "Monster House"

25. "Frankenweenie"

26. "E.T."

27. "Halloweentown"

28. "It's the Great Pumpkin Charlie Brown"

29." Scooby-Doo"

30. "Labyrinth"

31. "Monster's Inc."

Happy watching!

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31 Days of Halloween

Day by day frights.

1. "Hocus Pocus"

2. "The Nightmare Before Christmas"

3. "Scream"

4. "Edward Scissor Hands"

5. "Carrie"

6. "A Nightmare on Elm Street"

7. "Paranormal Activity"

8. "The Conjuring"

9. "Beetlejuice"

10. "Corpse Bride"

11. "The Addams Family"

12. "Ghostbusters"

13. "Casper the Friendly Ghost"

14. "Harry Potter"

15. "The Rocky Horror Picture Show"

16. "Halloween"

17. "The Exorcist"

18. "Poltergeist"

19. "Psycho"

20. "Insidious"

21."Jaws"

22. "Alien"

23. "Gremlins"

24. "Monster House"

25. "Frankenweenie"

26. "E.T."

27. "Halloweentown"

28. "It's the Great Pumpkin Charlie Brown"

29." Scooby-Doo"

30. "Labyrinth"

31. "Monster's Inc."

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4. “Reunited and it feels so good!"

5. "Okay, it's January second. Time to go back to school.”

6. "$125 to rent a textbook?"

7. “I should probably get some shifts in.”

8. “I’m broke.”

9. “I’m hungry.”

10. “How many more days left of break?”

11. “I love not having any responsibilities.”

12. “I’m staying in bed. All. Day.”

13. “Wait, should I start working out?”

14. “Wow I need to go back to school.”

The holiday season can be the best and most stressful time of the year, especially when more people are involved.

1. The Family Traditions

2. Enough food for an actual army

3. Never enough space

4. Always Loud & Never Boring

5. Parties. Parties. Parties.

6. Scheduling

7. Travelling

8. The family members you see once a year

9. DRAMA

10. The questions about life

AKA, Christmas overload.

I'm technically an adult, so I'm legally required to live a little, right?

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2. Buy a Lottery Ticket

3. Vote in an Election

4. Participate in a Run (or a Walk, Realistically) for Charity

5. Go on a Road Trip

6. Start a Savings Account

7. Get a Credit Card

8. Sign up for Spotify Premium

9. Go to a Club

10. Start a Meditation Routine

11. Go to a Yoga Class

12. Treat Myself to a Dinner for One

13. Volunteer for a Charity

14. Participate in a Research Study

15. Bake Something (That Ends Up Being Edible)

16. Go Skydiving

17. Be Called for Jury Duty

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