Yet, talking to 12-year-old Luke Speakman during this episode of The Staffa Corner Podcast reminded me why we each do this, the love of TV and film. Listening to Luke, it’s clear he’s passionate about both.
Tag: The Goonies
Sep 04 2018
News: Freeform Gives Us More Nights of Delightful Fright With 31 Nights of Halloween Programming Oct 1-31.
Why celebrate the spookiest time of the year for only 13 nights when you can celebrate for 31!? Freeform has expanded their annual Halloween programming event to “31 Nights of Halloween” bringing more thrills and chills to the entire month. From Oct. 1, the network will be invaded by everyone’s favorite witches, a murderous barber, out of control dinosaurs and everything else that goes bump in the night. This year’s event will also be the exclusive television home for the film “Hocus Pocus,” which is celebrating its 25 anniversary, and will end with an all-day marathon featuring the hauntingly beautiful Sanderson Sisters. Also marking a huge milestone, “Tim Burton’s The Nightmare Before Christmas” will celebrate its 25 anniversary on Oct. 29!
Sep 16 2017
News: Freeform’s 13 Nights of Halloween Airs Oct 19-31
#13NightsofHalloween back for 13 nights of double, double toil and trouble. The network will air a bevy of Halloween classics including an all-day marathon of “Hocus Pocus” on Halloween and a Tim Burton marathon on October 23, featuring “Edward Scissorhands,” “Dark Shadows,” “Sleepy Hollow,” and “The Nightmare Before Christmas.”
Sep 14 2016
TV News: Get Ready For A Spell-Tacular Halloween with Freeform’s 13 NIGHTS OF HALLOWEEN Oct 19-31
Freeform scares up some fun with its annual 13 NIGHTS OF HALLOWEEN celebration, featuring programming filled with thrills and chills as you count down to Halloween. The popular programming event, now in its 18th year, kicks off on Wednesday, October 19 and concludes on Monday, October 31. It will feature the network television premiere of “R.L. Stine’s Monsterville: Cabinet of Souls” and the Freeform premiere of “Spooky Buddies.” Plus, the perennial favorite “Hocus Pocus.”