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S2: Episode 50: Hocus Pocus (1993)

An episode of the The Horrorble People's Podcast podcast, hosted by Horrorble People's Network, titled "S2: Episode 50: Hocus Pocus (1993)" was published on October 16, 2019 and runs 89 minutes.

October 16, 2019 ·89m · The Horrorble People's Podcast

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HAPPY 50 EPISODES EVERYBODY! To celebrate The Horrorble People's Podcast is covering the most quintessential Halloween film not named after the holiday (and far less bloody). Join the team as they look into the creation of a childhood staple for many, the Bette Midler vehicle that is HOCUS POCUS, directed by Kenny Ortega. 

On this glorious episode the team explores how a bed time story from an ambitious, Halloween obsessed producer turned into one of the most iconic Halloween films ever made. Why did this film go through over 11 writers before finally being made (hint, a combination of Bette Midler and a much darker original script)? What essential subplot was removed and how did it change the film? Just how much did Sarah Jessica Parker love riding that broom (another hint: a whole lot!)? There's even talk of sibling stories and Alix's affinity for a fella named Thackery. 

Thanks for sticking with us for 50 episodes! Here's to many, many more!

As always, rate, subscribe, share with your buds, and don't let those airheaded virgins light candles!
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