2017 Halloween Party of Classic Cartoons and Movie Clips

Halloween Party is a compilation of public domain videos of spooky cartoon shorts and clips from classic B&W movies edited together by Attila Juhasz in 2017. Here is the description of the 1 hour 7 minute video: Original compilations made from public domain videos. You are free to stream from archive.org and download and use for personal use, but you may not download and stream elsewhere for commercial use without permission from Attila's Creative Works LLC (attilascreative.com). Happy Halloween everyone.

Featuring classic cartoon characters Mickey Mouse, Pluto, Popeye, Olive Oyl, Bluto, The Headless Horseman, Koko the Clown, Betty Boop, Bimbo, Little Audrey and Casper the friendly ghost. Also has music clips featuring classic horror movie actors and characters Vincent Price, Bela Lugosi, The Bowery Boys, Lionel Atwill, Tor Johnson, Vampira, Abbott and Costello, Count Orlock, Frankenstein's Monster and The Gill-man. Followed by 2 hour video of classic horror movie trailers called Halloween Trailers Party.

2016 Halloween Spookies

Halloween Spookies is a 2016 anthology of three family friendly tales that will give you the shivers, titled The Babysitter, The Messenger and The Familiars. Hosted by a duo of heinous hags full of Halloween spirit, played by Joni Durian and Haley Jay Madison. Not really a rare film but a Halloween treat for all ages. I love the animated intro and opening song.

2019 CMFRT_SYSTMS // E005: "HALLOWEEN"

CMFRT_SYSTMS is a sketch comedy series for mature audiences written by and starring comedians LowRes, Jacob A. Miller, Kenney Dorcely, Speed, Jerry Jensen, and Hans Lam Barboza. This series is NOT for kids, it contains strong language, sexual situations and black comedy. If you are offended by any of these do not watch. It should be rated TV-MA for adults only.

There are 2 seasons of the series, The Halloween Special is episode 5 of season 1 and premiered on YouTube last year Oct 31, 2019. It features sketches about movies and characters from Halloween III: Season of the Witch, Dracula, Joker, The Blair Witch Project, Spawn, after school specials, and fake commercials for a costume shop & VHS video store.



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2018 The Hocus Pocus 25th Anniversary Halloween Bash

The Hocus Pocus 25th Anniversary Halloween Bash is a special that originally aired October 20, 2018 as part of Freeform's new 31 Nights of Halloween programming block. The special was filmed at the Hollywood Forever Cemetery and features fans, cast members, and celebrities as they commemorate the 25th Anniversary of Disney's 1993 film Hocus Pocus and its long-lasting impact.

Here's a rebroadcast of the Hocus Pocus 25th Anniversary Halloween Bash as seen on ABC's "The Wonderful World of Disney" with original commercials as aired during the special.

Includes interviews with the movie's stars Bette Midler, Sarah Jessica Parker, Kathy Najimy, Omri Katz, Thora Birch, Doug Jones, Amanda Shepherd, Larry Bagby, Jason Marsden and Tobias Jelinek, as well as director Kenny Ortega, writers Mick Garris and David Kirschner, choreographer Peggy Holmes and composer John Debney. Dove Cameron, PrettyMuch and Junior New System perform. Also features a Hocus Pocus costume contest judged by Margaret Cho, Sharon Osbourne and Kelly Osbourne.

1983-2002 Misty Brew's Creature Feature Show - Halloween In February

Faye Fisher is an actor, writer, and producer known for playing Misty Brew, a horror host that first appeared in 1983 on KBSI TV 23 The Fox Affiliated Station for The Paducah, Ky/Harrisburg, IL/Cape Girardeau, Mo Television Market. Misty continued to host a variety of CREATURE FEATURE movies until 1990. Her new show debuted on April 1st 2014 and can currently be seen on Youtube, The Eerie Late Night Horror Channel, and on ROKU.

In this Halloween special from the host's Youtube channel, Misty looks at the "Halloween" films with some of the classic trailers from each of the films (except for part 6 for some reason, the Rob Zombie remakes and the 2018 film). In between the trailers Misty tells corny jokes in old segments from her 1980's broadcasts of Halloween (1978), Halloween II (1981) and Halloween III: Season of the Witch (1982).



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1980s-2010s The Simpsons Treehouse of Horror Promo Collection

A collection of promos for The Simpsons Halloween Specials aka Treehouse of Horror. The first one aired on October 25, 1990 as part of the second season, since then there have been one new special airing every year for the last 28 years. I stopped watching The Simpsons years ago, but every year I still love watching the new THOH episode on FOX and the THOH marathon on FXX.

2011 Halloweenville

Halloweenville is a documentary about the outrageous and unique celebration of Halloween in Lambertville, New Jersey, which is Mardi Gras-like in its scope. Originally released on VHS (limited to just 13 copies with reversible artwork) at 2017's TAPE OR TREAT VHS SWAP in South Philly presented by LUNCHMEAT. The event marked the first time it was available on any home video format.

The doc was written and directed by Paul Kaye and Gary P. Cohen, the latter of which horror fans may know as director of Video Violence, a 1987 American Independent horror film shot with a VHS camera similar to many rental films of the 1980s and early 90s. And thanks to Cohen himself, who uploaded it to his youtube account, you can check out the full doc below:

2009 The Garfield Show - Orange And Black

The Garfield Show is a CGI animated tv series based on the American comic strip, Garfield, that aired originally aired on France 3 (France) then re-aired on Cartoon Network (U.S. 2009–2012) and then moved to Boomerang (U.S. 2015–2016). The series was executive produced by Garfield creator, Jim Davis, and co-written and voice directed by Mark Evanier, who also wrote most of the episodes for the Garfield and Friends (1988-1994) series. Returning from Garfield and Friends are the voice actors Julie Payne (Liz) and Gregg Berger (Odie). Frank Welker replaces Lorenzo Music (due to his death in 2001) as the voice of Garfield, and Wally Wingert replaces Thom Huge (due to his retirement that same year) as the voice of Jon Arbuckle.

I loved the Garfield Halloween/Christmas specials and the Garfield and Friends series when I was a kid and though not as good, I still enjoyed watching this series. I'm guessing most people who grew up watching the original specials and series either haven't seen this Halloween episode or they hated the whole series because it's not the originals, but I liked it and that's why I'm posting it. This first aired November 3, 2009 on Cartoon Network. Garfield disguises himself as Catzilla, a deadly cat from the zoo for Halloween. The problem is that when the real Catzilla breaks down from the zoo, Garfield is mistaken for it and captured. It soon gets worse when the real Catzilla enters Jon's house, and Garfield has to break out from the zoo and rescue Jon and Odie.

2012 There's Something Following Me

There's Something Following Me is a horror film produced by HOH Productions, directed by Robert Wray & Sean Schwaller with screenplay by Robert Wray, Sean Schwaller, Scott Schwaller and starring Amanda Wells & Bonnie Johnson. The makers of this film ran a haunted house in northern Indiana for many years, and made the move to film a few years later. An obvious move for director, Robert Wray, a very humble and talented graduate of Columbia's film school. You're in for a treat!

"Cody Richards decides to walk home from school on the afternoon of Halloween. She had no idea that something would soon be following her every step, something intent on making this Halloween her last." A great scary film with awesome Halloween/Fall scenes. The filmmakers uploaded the full film on Youtube, or you can buy a VHS (which contains the feature, plus two additional shorts and an interview with the directors) at briarwood.storenvy.com. The playlist below contains 4 videos. May be too scary for kids:

2011 The Dreadful Hallowgreen Special

Count Gore De Vol started hosting horror movies beginning with WDXR in Paducah, Kentucky in 1971 continuing on WDCA in Washington DC from 1973 to 1987 and then becoming the first horror host on the Internet in 1998. Dr. Gangrene is an award-winning television horror host based in the Middle Tennessee area, played by actor/writer Larry Underwood. Penny Dreadful XIII and sidekick Garouis are television horror hosts based in New England. Penny is portrayed by actress, writer, and comedian Danielle Gelehrter. Garouis was portrayed by Magoo Gelehrter, who died in May 2014 following a battle with cancer.

Watch Count Gore De Vol introduce himself introducing The Dreadful Hallowgreen Special, a made-for-TV movie where the gregarious mad scientist Dr. Gangrene and the fetching witch Penny Dreadful along with her werewolf husband Garouis join forces to save Halloween from a terrible fate. The special was nominated for a regional Midsouth Emmy Award in 2011. It's available to buy on DVD or you can watch the video below:


The Dreadful Hallowgreen Special from Gore De Vol on Vimeo.

1999-2013 Cartoon Network/Adult Swim Halloween Bumpers and Wraparounds

Halloween Nood Bumpers 2008-2009:


Halloween CHECK it Bumpers 2010-2011:


Halloween Coming up Next CHECK it Bumpers 2010-2011:


Spooky Halloween Episode every Monday in October 2011 Promos:


Halloween themed promos from 2013 for Cartoon Network shows: Adventure Time, Regular Show, The Looney Tunes Show, MAD, The Amazing World of Gumball, Ben 10 Omniverse, Annoying Orange, and Uncle Grandpa:


Cartoon Network Sweden Halloween Bumpers Compilation 1999-2013:


Adult Swim Halloween Wraparounds from the 2003 Aqua Teen Hunger Force Marathon of Horror hosted by The Tall Man from Phantasm, Angus Scrimm:


Adult Swim Halloween Wraparounds from 2003 hosted by Brak's Dad:

2012 Mockingbird Lane

Mockingbird Lane is a 2012 TV special developed as a re-imagining of the 1960s CBS sitcom The Munsters. It was written and executive produced for NBC by Bryan Fuller as a one-hour drama with "spectacular visuals." It explored the origins of the Munster family and was darker and edgier, while retaining plenty of humor. The costumes and make-up for the characters were heavily toned down to have them more closely resemble humans. The cast included Jerry O'Connell as Herman Munster, Portia de Rossi as Lily Munster, Charity Wakefield as Marilyn Munster, Mason Cook as Eddie Munster and Eddie Izzard as Grandpa (Sam Dracula).

This pilot episode aired on October 26, 2012, as a Halloween special, with the option for a series order. Two months after the premiere, NBC officially passed on the series. I love this special so much it's great, and if it was picked up, I'm sure it would have been my favorite show. Here's the show summary from TV.com:

Herman Munster, the head of the family, is a patchwork creature who tries to keep his family safe and happy. His only problem is when he cares too much, causing his heart to break down. His wife Lily is a vampire, who tries to make sure that her son Eddie is happy. Eddie is a normal boy just discovering that he is growing hair on his body... during the full moon, when he becomes a werewolf. Marilyn, the nice of Herman and Lily, is the oddball out: a normal girl, although she shares her family's... "unique" sensibilities. Grandpa, a vampire of the old school, is still trying to come to terms with modern life where feeding on the locals isn't allowed. He keeps his son-in-law Herman's heart going, and tries to make sure that the other Munsters embrace their lives as creatures of the night.

Part 1:

Mockingbird Lane Pilot Part 1 of 3 by thecrackedactor

Part 2:

Mockingbird Lane Pilot Part 2 of 3 by thecrackedactor

Part 3:

Mockingbird Lane Pilot Part 3 of 3 by thecrackedactor

1920s-2010s Halloween Music Videos

A mash up of classic b&w cartoons set to the song "Everyday is Halloween" by Ministry:


A mix of Halloween cartoons, shows and horror movies set to the 1968 song "My Girlfriend Is A Witch" by The October Country:


The song from the opening credits of Ernest Scared Stupid set to clips of Scooby Doo cartoons:


Beavis and Butthead watch Hollywood Halloween music video:


Clips of Halloween cartoons and horror movies set to the song "This Is Halloween" sung by Marilyn Manson:


Clips of the Nightmare Before Christmas and horror movies set to Vanilla Ice's "Born on Halloween":

2014 Cinema Insomnia - A Very VHS Halloween

Cinema Insomnia is a nationally syndicated late night television series that has been mesmerizing, mystifying, and tickling slumber parties and obsessed loners all over the planet. A delightful twist on the Classic Creature Feature host format featuring weird movies, strange clips, drive-in snack bar ads, toy commercials, vintage ads, interviews, music videos, parodies, satirical commentary and unique humor presented by horror host Mr. Lobo. Beyond Elvira, after Mystery Science Theater, and unlike any late night show on the planet, Mr. Lobo proves that "They're not bad movies--just misunderstood."

In Cinema Insomnia's 2014 Halloween special called "A Very VHS Halloween", Mr. Lobo along with Ro-Mana watch old vhs tapes containing movie trailers, footage from 2004's and 2005's WonderCon, clips from Elvira's MTV Halloween Special, a short message from Mr. Rogers, comedy bits, Halloween commercials and a music video.

The video below is gone but you can watch the full special at: https://www.osi74.com/index.php/aiovg_videos/cinema-insomnia-s7e02-a-very-vhs-halloween-special/