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5 Favorite Halloween Flicks We Watch Every Year

5 movies you must see every Halloween.

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5 Favorite Halloween Flicks We Watch Every Year

Leaves are changing, pumpkin spice lattes are brewing, and Halloween is quickly approaching. In October, you can't help but see the commercials for 13 Nights of Halloween on ABC Family or the classic Michael Myers marathon on AMC. 

Make some time out of your busy midterm schedule to relax and make the most of the season. Plus, the majority of the movies on this list are ones you will remember watching you were seven years old on Disney Channel. So, grab your furry blankets, call your best friends, make a toasty fire, and watch these Halloween movies. 

1. Hocus Pocus (1993): This is possibly one of the most loved Halloween movies starring Bette Midler and Sarah Jessica Parker as crazed resurrected witches that come back to life. Even though this movie was made over 20 years ago, it still is faithfully watched every Halloween season. It's one of my favorites too. 

2. Halloweentown (1998): 15 years ago, Disney made arguably the best movies. Watching this movie when you are 20 years old certaintly makes you nostalgic, but in a good way. Make sure this one makes it on your TV screen. See it on Disney channel October 15th!

3. Tower of Terror (1997): Based on the famous theme park ride, a reporter attempts to find out what happened to five people that vanished in a hotel. This movie is many times forgotten about. It is definitely an oldie but goodie.

4. Halloween (1978): Jamie Lee Curtis plays in her debut film here, and helped develop the famous Halloween franchise. Yes, the acting might be god awful, but it's worth it to watch. 

5. Twitches: Two twins that didn't know about each other, reunite and discover their powers together. Catch it on Disney Channel Tuesday, October 21st!

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