1. Choose your favourite witch from pop culture.
Fiona Goode from American Horror Story: Coven
Hilda and Zelda Spellman
Nancy Downs from The Craft
The Sanderson Sisters
Hermione
Sabrina
The Halliwell Sisters
Willow from Buffy
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Scream
You should watch Scream. Judging by your selection, you're probably old enough to remember the Scream series with nostalgia and fondness. There's no better way to spend an evening at this time of year than to revisit Woodsboro.
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Hocus Pocus
There's nothing you like more than some wholesome, family Halloween content, which makes Hocus Pocus your ideal Halloween watch.
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The Craft
You enjoyed American Horror Story: Coven, so chances are you do (or will) love The Craft, because it also focuses on a group of outcast teenage girls trying to get a grasp of their newly discovered powers.
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Donnie Darko
Donnie Darko counts as a Halloween movie, right? There's definitely a stronger argument for this being a Halloween movie than there is for Die Hard being a Christmas film.
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The Nightmare Before Christmas
If you're a big fan of Hocus Pocus, there's probably a good chance you are as obsessed with Christmas as you are with Halloween. The Nightmare Before Christmas will help you make the transition between the two holidays perfectly.
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The Rocky Horror Picture Show
You just know Hilda and Zelda love The Rocky Horror Picture Show. If you've seen it before, there's also a screening of it in The Sugar Club on the 27th of October with encouraged audience participation and competitions for best dressed, etc.
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Mean Girls
Is Harry Potter a Christmas film? No. But you probably watch it at Christmas, since you picked Hermione. So, you can watch Mean Girls at Halloween, because much of it is set during the autumn and there's a Halloween party in it. It's as much a Halloween film as Die Hard is a Christmas film.
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Halloweentown
Ahh Sabrina. You love the nostalgia. It's probably been a long time since you've seen Halloweentown, so you might as well enjoy the old Debbie Reynolds classic.
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