After the films success, she continued with her acting career, starring in American. Some of them remain very famous, if reclusive some of them have updated to Twitter and Instagram and some of them have blissfully slunk away into relative obscurity. 14 Credit: Almay/Getty Images Thora Birch, 39, played Max Dennison’s spoiled eight-year-old little sister.
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After the film's success, she continued with her acting career, starring in American. Entertainment Fact-Checked See Allison From 'Hocus Pocus' Now at 46 Vinessa Shaw took on the Sanderson sisters nearly 30 years ago. The Sanderson sisters will be returning to cause more wicked chaos with Hocus Pocus 3, 30 years after the original movie was first released. But here’s a new way to keep up with your faves, aside from watching them year after year: Check in with the child stars from those bygone days when you had to leave a message on your friend’s landline that Halloweentown was about to start. 14 Credit: Almay/Getty Images Thora Birch, 39, played Max Dennison’s spoiled eight-year-old little sister.
There are the way-way-back throwbacks, of course, such as the original Halloween slasher-happy stories like The. The reigning favorite among the millennial Halloween movie set is probably Hocus Pocus, with which we are perennially taunted when rumors of a sequel inevitably circulate. OctoFace itthey don’t make Halloween movies like they used to. At the time of the original film’s release, a sequel.
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Maybe it’s because our current reality is full of its own horrors (like the dark corridors of Tinder and the hellish landscape of the gig economy) through which we are forced to navigate as adults, but just as nostalgia for the days of our slap-bracelet-wearing, Tamagotchi-raising youth has fully taken shape on the runway, it’s come around doubly strong for Halloween. By Nick Harley Octo 0 Photo: Disney The Sanderson Sisters are back After 29 years, Hocus Pocus 2 is now on Disney+. But we’re talking about a much more recent past: the millennial Halloween glory days of the 1990s and early aughts. There are the way-way-back throwbacks, of course, such as the original Halloween slasher-happy stories like The Amityville Horror and A Nightmare on Elm Street and the head-spinning grossness of The Exorcist.
Face it-they don’t make Halloween movies like they used to.
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