Young Frankenstein (1974), directed by Mel Brooks and starring Gene Wilder, is apparently one of the classics for any Halloween need-to-watch list. I just recently watched it for the very first time after hearing my professor ramble on and on about it in my film class last year. Halloween movies are infamous for being out

Halloween: a holiday favorited by many. You get to dress up in costumes, scare or be scared and receive candy from strangers. As you can imagine, it’s a day every kid dreams about all year. I remember every year around the last week of October, everyone started asking each other who they were going to

Whether you’re throwing a party, watching a scary movie or pampering yourself with some chocolate this Halloween, everyone needs to listen to these songs for the spookiest Halloween experience: 1. “Ghostbusters” by Ray Parker Jr. 2. “Monster Mash” by Bobby Pickett 3. “Thriller” by Michael Jackson 4. “Cry Little Sister” by G Tom Mac 5. “I Put A Spell On You” from Hocus

For a month every year, a cheap banner is placed on an abandoned storefront. Mannequins in skimpy costumes are arranged for window displays in front of rows of masks, candy and pumpkins. The season of fall brings Halloween pop-up stores across America. For the few weeks surrounding October, stores nicknamed the “One Shop Stop for

My sibling and I get along pretty well, and we both have a fondness for scary movies. However, I tend to like psychological thrillers and horror-comedies, while they go for gory and jump-scare-filled movies. Because of these differences, we often compromise and watch movies that are mixes of all those things. But there aren’t that

Halloween is right around the corner and around this time people love to watch horror films and anything spooky. Below are some classic Disney shows that each featured a Halloween special throughout the years(in no specific order) 1. Hannah Montana: “Torn Between Two Hannahs” In this episode, Miley’s look-a-like cousin is in town to visit. Miley and