I've probably mentioned this one before. For nostalgia? It's good animation! Great if you love the animation. Great if you love everything written by Dr. Seuss, regardless...
But, not the greatest Seuss movie. It's probably better in your kid's memory than if you went back and watched it today. But it is a kid's Halloween movie, so maybe give it a shot if you can.
Click on the pic to watch.
Not to worry! We can start of with an old favorite, and perhaps the Great Pumpkin will allow us some Autumn blessings...
Click the pic for the animated short...
A charming tale of a lonely scarecrow... Click on the pic to watch!
Click on the pic for a charming and heartwarming story about a very lonely little scarecrow...
Who's Hungry is a creepy and atmospheric mix of Hansel and Gretel and Jack the Giant-Killer.
Can we all agree that looking under the bed is a viscerally terrifying thing to do? A grief-stricken boy loses a part of his Ferris wheel under his bed, and - well, strange creatures happen, and magical things ensue.
Enjoy!
He wasn't! There was a prequel to his attempted sabotage of The Other Holiday: Halloween is Grinch Night.
Released in 1977, after the passing of Boris Karloff, who voiced How the Grinch Stole Christmas, the animated TV show was voiced by Hans Conried. The songs, written by Sesame Street veteran, Joe Raposo, were still sung by the legendary Thurl Ravenscroft. The show won Primetime Emmy Award for Outstanding Children's Program.
Click on the pic for the full movie.
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