Fall has finally arrived which means only one thing — Halloween is right around the corner! In order to better help celebrate the spooky season, Disney + has released on onslaught of creepy classics and brand new original content.
There's something for all the little boys and ghouls, as well as a generous helping for all those transparent parents our there. Have a look below and check out everything spooky coming to Disney + this October.
On September 30th, Under Wraps 2 be will available for your streaming pleasure. In this highly anticipated sequel, an evil mummy has been released and is out for revenge!
The best thing about The Nightmare Before Christmas is that it's suitable to watch during the Halloween and Christmas seasons. How many other films can make that claim?
Fright fans of the '90s have a lot to be excited about. It's been nearly 30 years since we last saw the Sanderson Sisters and heaven (or hell) only knows what they've been up to.
Don't worry, I'm not talking about Morbius. Rather, on October 14th, Marvel is set to unveil their bloodiest and most terrifying film to date — Werewolf By Night.
Into The Woods is the latest film in the Disney canon to receive the Sing-A-Long treatment. If it's anything like its predecessors, then this promises to be a fun film that the whole family can enjoy.
I personally can't imagine anything more terrifying than spending my Halloween watching Dancing With the Stars. Albeit, for entirely different reasons than most.
Zombies 3, LEGO Star Wars Terrifying Tales, Secrets of Sulphur Springs, and my personal favorite — The Simpsons' "Treehouse of Horror."
Don't forget that Halloween is all about the kids! They're sure to enjoy watching The Headless Horseman chase Ichabod Crane in The Legend of Sleepy Hollow, as well as Growing Fangs, Zombies: Addison's Moonstone Mystery, and Toy Story of Terror!
There are a ton of Disney + streaming series with Halloween-themed episodes. These include shows like Kim Possible, Glee, grown-ish, as well as Marvel's hit animated series What If...?
You can hardly watch Hocus Pocus 2 without first re-watching the original. Halloweentown is also a great jumping off point, as is Tim Burton's Frankenweenie.
Currently, I'm making my way through American Horror Story. It's suspensul, shocking, and bloody brilliant so far. I've even dipped my toe into the revamped anthology series, American Horror Stories.
I can still remember being too afraid to watch this as a kid growing up. I'm happy to report that it's still as nightmare-inducing as it ever was.
The episode takes place shortly after Cory and Topanga have broken up. There's a killer on the loos inside John Adams High, who seems hellbent on killing anyone and everyone who would dare to try and keep them apart.
I can practically hear the eyeballs rolling into the back of your head, but try to withhold judgment. Prey is a fantastic film and the only one in the franchise that can contend with the original.
In this Tim Burton classic tale of tortured love, a man with scissors for hands winds up making a huge impact on a quaint suburban town and falls in love with the one woman whom he can never have.
