Hocus Pocus is a quintessential Halloween film for anyone who grew up in the 1990’s. The plot is simple: after moving to Salem, a teenage boy named Max accidentally raises three witches – The Sanderson Sisters – from the dead. He then must team up with his little sister, his crush, a magical talking cat, and a zombie to save all the town’s children from the Sanderson Sisters’ wrath.
This October, Disney’s El Capitan Theater will screen this film as part of their Halloween line-up. Screenings will take place October 8 – 11th, 2015. This is an amazing film that is fun to watch on the big screen with a large audience. No doubt, Disney will put on a great pre-show and those lucky enough to take part in the opening night “Spooktacular Soiree” will have a blast. The Soiree includes a unique theater tour, private exhibit viewing, treats & beverages, and a souvenir photograph.
Seats are limited. For more information and to buy tickets, check out the El Capitan’s official website.
Horror scores are can be both beautiful and haunting. I have put together a playlist of some of my favorite themes and scores from an eclectic mix of scary films
As the leaves change color and turn the world a beautiful palette of reds, yellows, and oranges, I think about the quintessential fall song, Autumn Leaves. Autumn Leaves is an
Animated horror is a passion of mine. I love how the animation medium can accentuate stylized storytelling and create whimsical environments. I first saw “Catch and Exterminate” at Screamfest Horror
Welcome to my home of all things horror & Halloween! The Horror of Being Emily showcases resources, creative projects, small businesses, and more related to my weird and wonderful Halloween & horror obsession.
