DISNEY HALLOWEEN

In 1692, someone decided "I don't know, witches?" was a reasonable explanation as to why a bunch of teenage girls had suddenly begun convulsing, throwing things, and shouting nonsense syllables. Nowadays, a more likely diagnosis would be "This week's The Walking Dead episode ended on a cliffhanger," but back in those days they were simply working with what they had. If you've ever read The Crucible, or if you've seen Elaine's blog where she reads The Crucible and discusses things like local…

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Sarah Sanderson taking her Broom for a ride….

Grab your main witches and turn the Sanderson sisters into the most epic girl Hocus Pocus group costume!

Hocus Pocus Painting Painting by Jason Wright

thecomicninja: “ Its almost Halloween so I’m showcasing dope horror comics all week. Hocus Pocus prolly my favorite childhood Halloween film of all time. ”

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Well since we are now in October I decided to feature over the next 4 weeks some of my favorite Halloween related fictional characters. I figured I would start with least scary and work my way up from there. So for this week I decided to go with The Headless Horseman from the Disney movie, The Legend of Sleepy Hallow. I thought I would maybe include the versions from the Johnny Depp movie, Sleepy Hallow or even from the story The Legend of Sleepy Hallow by Washington Irving, but I decided to…

In 1959, Disney released The Adventures of Ichabod and Mr. Toad, a package movie featuring animated adaptations of Washington Irving’s New England ghost tale, The Legend of Sleepy Hollow, and Kenneth Grahame’s classic childrens’ novel, The Wind in the Willows. The two stories, so different from each other, made for a rather odd pairing, and indeed have been rarely shown together since 1959. The “Ichabod” segment – and its famous Headless Horseman scene -- became particularly popular on U.S…