Send me your favorite Halloween content! Looking for some fun, festive and/or spooky stuff to watch in the lead up to Halloween. 👻 🎃

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AMB · Answer

Werewolf by Night: I never hear anyone talk about this but Werewolf by Night is one of my favorite Marvel movies (or does this just count as a standalone episode)? Anyways I seem to watch it every Halloween (the black and white version)

It’s a self contained story so I don’t think you even have to have any Marvel background knowledge in order to watch it.

eva h · Answer

The 2026 Scarecrow Video Psychotronic Challenge: what more can you ask for in an october movie challenge. scarecrow also has a spooky bingo card that gets you free rentals!

Laura Messersmith · Answer

Practical Magic (1998): Practical Magic has captured my imagination since I first saw it back in the late 90s, well before a career in interior design was even a flicker of an idea.

A symphony of herbarium and botanical elements in the most whimsical seaside gingerbread Victorian structure. The kitchen is a master class of rugged functionality (Aga cooker) and millwork flourishes abound.

All credit goes to the utterly brilliant design team of Stephen Alesch and Robin Standefer (founders of Roman & Williams) who created the house exterior, interior sets, and many of the props for the film. Watch it at least twice - once for the fantastic cast and the second time to marvel at the atmospheric layers.

Lily · Answer

Over the Garden Wall: Marvelous voice cast and just spooky enough for kids and grown-ups to get a little shiver down their spines. Ten episodes, about ten minutes each. Soundtrack is so good we bought it on vinyl.

Eric F · Answer

Rugrats - Candy Bar Creep Show (1991) 🎃🦖🍫: Always wanted one of those Reptar Bars, and gotta love a homemade haunted house. Music by Mark Mothersbaugh.

paige t · Answer

Dead Man’s Bones: Ryan Gosling and Zach Shields’ project with Silverlake Conservatory Children’s Choir. Spooky and moody, a celebrated indie album from 2009. 👻

Kate · Answer

Sorority Girls from Hell!: Cracks me up every damn time.