Hocus Pocus | (1993)

For many, the film is a "year-round comfort movie" that perfectly captures the aesthetic of a New England Halloween—crisp leaves, cozy sweaters, and historical spooky vibes.

Every October, as soon as the first leaf hits the ground, a collective urge sweeps through the fandom to light the Black Flame Candle. Released on , Hocus Pocus didn't start as a blockbuster; in fact, it was a box-office flop that Disney released in the summer to avoid competing with The Nightmare Before Christmas . Decades later, it has clawed its way out of the grave to become the ultimate Halloween cult classic . The Plot: A Virgin, a Candle, and a Talking Cat

What makes this movie stay on high rotation while other '90s films fade?