Witch, please!
This 1993 film features three witches who are resurrected on Halloween night and cause magical mayhem in Salem.
Hocus Pocus
A half-human, half-vampire, uses his supernatural abilities to hunt down evil vampires in this movie adapted from the Marvel comics character by the same name.
Blade
In this classic Disney ride, "999 happy haunts" await you, but there's always room for one more.
In Bewitched, this homemaker wife, who also happens to be a witch, twitches her nose to case spells, much to the confusion and frustration of her mortal husband, Darrin.
Samantha Stephens
In the United States, this tradition began in the 19th century when children would go door-to-door for treats on Halloween, originating from an older custom called "soulling."
Trick-or-Treating
This tv series follows the Halliwell sisters, who use their "Power of Three" to protect the world from demons and dark magic.
Charmed
Life is hard enough for this Southern California teen dealing with homework and cheerleading practice. When she finds out that she's chosen to battle vampires, demons, and other forces of darkness, all hell breaks loose in this 1992 film that was later adapted into a 1997 TV series.
Buffy the Vampire Slayer
In this Disney film, Jack Skellington, the Pumpkin King of Halloween Town, discovers Christmas Town and decides to bring the festive spirit to his home, leading to chaos and confusion.
The Nightmare Before Christmas
In this 1960's sitcom, a loving monster family lives at 1313 Mockingbird Lane, complete with a Frankenstein dad and vampire mom.
The Munsters
In the early 20th century, this popular Halloween activity involved carving turnips or potatoes before the introduction of pumpkins.
Jack-o'-Lanterns
This 1996 film follows four high school girls who form a coven and discover the dangerous consequences of wielding magic to obtain their desires and seek revenge.
The Craft
This 1987 film features a group of teenage biker gang vampires causing trouble in the fictional California beach town of Santa Carla.
The Lost Boys
In Coco, this holiday is celebrated, where the dead return to visit their living relatives.
Dia de los Muertos (Day of the Dead)
This spooky and kooky TV family lives in a creepy mansion and includes a cousin named It and a butler named Lurch.
The Addams Family
This ancient Celtic festival marked the end of the harvest season and was celebrated on the evening of October 31st.
Samhain
This 1987 film features three women who discover their magical powers after meeting a mysterious man in a small New England town.
The Witches of Eastwick
A 2019 comedy mockumentary series about a group of vampire roommates living in modern-day Staten Island.
What We Do in the Shadows
In The Adventures of Ichabod and Mr. Toad, this headless rider terrorizes Sleepy Hollow, carrying this in his hand.
Pumpkin
This late 70's sitcom featured an alien from the planet Ork, played by Robin Williams, who famously greeted people with "Na-Nu Na-Nu."
Mork & Mindy
This holiday, which is celebrated on November 1st, honors saints and martyrs and is closely linked to Halloween.
All Saints' Day
This 1977 horror film directed by Dario Argento, and the 2018 remake, follows a young dancer who uncovers sinister secrets at a prestigious ballet academy.
Suspiria
A teenager discovers that his new neighbor is a vampire, leading to a battle to stop him before it's too late in this 1985 film and 2011 remake.
Fright Night
This Disney Channel movie follows Marnie and her siblings as they visit their grandmother in a town where every day is Halloween.
Halloweentown
In I Dream of Jeannie, Jeannie's master, Major Nelson, is constantly trying to keep her magical abilities hidden from this bewildered and perplexed NASA psychiatrist.
Dr. Bellows
In medieval Europe, this practice involved dressing up in costumes to ward off evil spirits during All Hallows' Eve.
Guising or Mumming