Happy Halloween guys! Unfortunately, I was a little sick and my voice was quite raspy this past week >.> So I couldn’t narrate too much in my own video, oh well! Don’t forget to check out the music by Spin Master Mugen titled “ Is Anyone There?” ua-cam.com/video/YJdXwIea5Pk/v-deo.html New videos coming soon guys, including some knockoffs and lost media. Follow me on twitter for updates and occasional mey-meys 😩😩😩💦💦
blameitonjorge can you do a top 30 rare movies you know like obscure action comdey horror kids film on vhs that have yet to be on DVD and only 1 or 2 vhs releases and never on vhs officaly but on bootleg tapes
All. The. Time. It seems half the time I spend on the internet is to check if the things I saw on TV as a child actually happened. Witch's Night Out is one of them. The evil book from The Care Bears Movie is another. The Disney Channel used to play whatever they could get their hands on and as a result, I saw a lot of weird stuff.
Yup. It usually happens when it's an obscure show or movie you saw as a little kid. Were those weird after school specials in the 80's and early 90's on CBS real? Yes, unfortunately. LOL.
1979’s “The Halloween That Almost Wasn’t” or otherwise called “The Night Dracula Saved the World” 1992 rerelease, should be on this list. It also won an Emmy, and starred Judd Hirsch as Dracula, Mariette Hartley as the witch, and Henry Gibson as Igor.
I kept wondering when that would make this list! travesty that it didn't! I always busted up laughing when he turned into a bat and kept repeating, teeny tiny bat
Halloween is my favorite holiday because it's the one time when dressing up and walking around in costume is socially acceptable, while being much cheaper than a convention.
Euchariah was probably my biggest crush in kindergarten>.< He’s literally me in cartoon male-form, my spirit animal. I even want to get a tattoo of him, or more specifically the part of him in the slime.
Blameitonjorge video: talks about Frankenweenie. UA-cam: shows ad about keeping dogs safer at home. Me: “Man, I love how hilarious coincidences can be!”
"The Wiches" with Anjelica Huston as the head witch was a really fun Halloween movie done i think in 1990. It was one of those obscure but fun Halloween movies.
I wonder why the Garfield and Winnie the Pooh specials aren't shown on TV anymore. Also I wish you could have talked about The Devil and Daniel Mouse which was also a 70's Canadian special. Thanks for making this and uploading!
EvilMariobot The reason that you don’t see Winnie-the-Pooh here in the US on tv, and it’s been missing from being listed on any streaming service such as Netflix, Amazon Prime, Hulu, etc is due to licensing issues. The only thing you will see is a few titles separated, but part of licensing packages, and even viewable free on UA-cam. Everything else, is kept by the license holders. It’s saddening that because of this, many cartoon series have disappeared and long forgotten. If anyone should upload these specific titles to youtube, they will be removed for copyright violations. Even if that means a title going into extinction. I keep holidays specials lists that I revisit/update. Disney has been working on their own streaming service and recently pulled a ton of content from Amazon. But even before that, their was no Winnie-the-Pooh titles except for the few owned by multiple other license holders/distributors.
daveheel it’s not a ratings issue. It’s a licensing issue. Winnie-the-Pooh used to be very popular and in the UK it is extremely popular. But license holders keep a tight grip on it. Disney especially
My father recorded Disney's Halloween Treat on VHS for me. I used to watch it several times a year, not just on Halloween. Hans Conried as The Mirror was my favourite.
I own Ernest Scared Stupid. It’s always been a favorite. Fun Fact: the heads used for some of the trolls were recycled/repurposed from the klowns in Killer Klowns from Outer Space.
indeed, Scared Stupid is great and easily one of the top 3 Ernest movies overall, some people can think it looks cheesy, but they put some real effort into it, especially with Trantor the Troll.
its that time again where this gets recommended because halloween is around the corner. This is still a great video though so Im happy to rewatch this.
Theirs something about the voice actors of the 70s and 80s that really sold these kinda moments. I love the voice actors of today, but theirs a certain quality they had that I haven't seen in recent works. Maybe it's the not-as-high-quality sound that makes the low, eerie voices even more eerie?
The mention of Ernest brought back a bizarre memory. Many many moons ago, I worked at Tower Video in Sacramento. Our Assistant Manager was awesome with a fun and twisted sense of humor. He was responsible for checking in the new stock, which was actually fairly involved and gave him access to the main computer (VERY basic system - DOS - as you can imagine). We had an employee named Ernest who got a job at Macy's, so he added "Ernest Goes to Macy's" to the movie list. The best one, however, was "The Care Bears Maul Some Campers and Get Shot." It was in the computer for about 6 months before some kid noticed it on the checkout screen, and cried, "Mommy, they shot the Care Bears!" Needless to say, it disappeared from our roster that very night. ;-) Good times. Seriously. We had a blast at that job.
There’s a few other I remember from growing up in the 90: I recall watching Frankenweenie, Disney’s Halloween Treat, but I also watched Rageddy Ann and Andy and the Pumpkin Who Couldn’t Smile also one with Casper the Friendly Ghost. Casper wanted to Trick or Treat and dressed as a boy but the other ghosts said he needed to be scary. The other plotline was of the orphan kids who Casper befriends. They try to trick or treat but no one will give them candy because they’re poor. Casper tried to help them but the other ghosts make it worse by playing pranks. There was also the one from The Better or for Worse Comics: It starts by the family going to the fair. They try to get the dog Farly to win the competition and the mom is trying to sell her jams. But the dog gets out of control and ruins everything. It’s Halloween night and the older boy is trick or treating but he bullies are messing with him. The dog had gone missing earlier in the day and finds the boy in trouble and defends him- making the bullies run away. The little sister is trick or treating with her dad. Anyone else remember these?
Love all your videos, man. Would you be willing to ever do a list of Disney, Pixar or any kids movie company scenes that were too dark and removed before the official release?
Boris Karloff wasn't The Grinch in the Halloween one because he sadly died in 1969. Instead, they used the voice of Captain Hook from the 1953 Disney Peter Pan movie.
_Thank you_ for saying, "was broadcast" instead of "broadcasted" which is used all of the time by illiterates; both online and in the news. Man, that one always grates on my nerves. I was really excited to see that the original "Frankenweenie" was going to be available on the CGI version's DVD. Loved it when I first saw it 30 something years ago. =)
Yes that special rocks, my mother had recorded it for us when we were little. It is still a tradition every halloween to watch it the pumpkin who couldn't smile, witches night out, halloween is grinch night, and the worst witch. My niece and nephews all love them to.
Halloween Tree was released on DVD a while back. I live in Canada too and I remember the special being on Teletoon every year until the mid-2000's. I bought my copy from Wal-Mart. That DVD is still on their website, so you still might find it in stores or online if you're really looking for it. Happy Hunting ;)
Thanks for remembering *_The Halloween Tree_* by Ray Bradbury. It's one of my favorites. The book version is even better. The kids have 4 miniadventures in the movie, but there are 7 in the book.
You missed The Worst Witch. It was a little gem that used to play in heavy rotation on HBO. Not only did Tim Curry play the Grand High Wizard, Charlotte Ray (Mrs. Garrett on Facts of Life) played the headmistress of the school as well as her evil twin sister, and Diana Rigg, the Queen of Thorns herself, played the strict teacher of the main little witch.
I tried watching this a few years ago, but it was so cringe I couldn’t finish it! But my sister and I watched this over and over as kids. I do still love Tim Curry’s part singing Anything Can Happen on Halloween.
Oh my god I remember Ernest scared stupid! I was terrified of the movie when I was 6 so much that I never finished it, and my family made fun of me for it. Maybe this Halloween, I'll watch it again...
Actually Mad Monster Party isn't technically a Halloween special since it was originally released in March of 1967. It is a great movie though, and I adore Rankin/Bass.
I don't remember it well, but "Raggedy Ann and Andy in The Pumpkin Who Couldn't Smile" should be on this list. It was directed by Chuck Jones, who made the original Bugs Bunny cartoons.
I still find it weird how most of the characters had different voice actors in Revenge of Jimmy. Jimmy in particular sounded much younger than he did in the first one.
You unlocked a very VERY DEEP HIDDEN MEMORY with that Grinch video. I remember having nightmares as a kid where the grinch would slide along my walls... I can’t believe I forgot this is where those nightmares came from. I literally thought I dreamt this movie up.
The Halloween Tree is one of those things I remember watching as a kid but could not figure out what it was decades later. Just vague scenes and fleeting glimpses. I remember renting it from Blockbuster even, I loved it so much. This video solidified that memory and gave me back a part of my childhood. Thank you.
same, The Halloween Tree stayed in my subconscious for years, right alongside The Last Halloween, a CBS special that was aired once and preserved on VHS. give it a watch, it's kinda interesting, Richard Mull is in it.
There is one Halloween kids movie I cannot find any trace of besides my memory. All I can remember is that two kids, a boy and girl, go Trick or Treating and their dog is afraid something bad will happen to them. I think he follows them throughout the night, and at the end everything turns out okay and some old man (I think their grandpa) shows up and gives the dog a piece of candy. I think the dog was blonde with brown wavy, floppy ears.
last time I remember it ever airing they were only airing the sequel to it....course that was a few years ago so I don't know if they're airing it anymore ^^;
Ernest Scared Stupid was one of my favorite films as a child, my cousin and I would watch and rewatch it all year long. Sorry about you being sick, glad you're feeling better though. :)
There's one I know of that doesn't get a lot of love. It's called "Buttons and Rusty: Which Witch is Which?" It's set in a forest, and has these anthropomorphic animals (in this case, a family of foxes and a family of bears,) living relatively peacefully with this Park Ranger-like person watching over them, akin to Yogi Bear, in that sense. This special takes place on Halloween night, with trick-or-treaters mistaking the titular characters as other children, who end up getting involved in a burglary. It's good fun.
I can think of a couple of others that could fit on this list: (1) Disney DTV Monster Hits--a Halloween-themed selection of their "DTV" music videos. Songs included "Thriller", "Bad Moon Rising", "Monster Mash", "That Old Black Magic", "Ghostbusters", and "Sweet Dreams", to name a few. It only aired once, that I know of, and they only did one Halloween special (in comparison to the two Valentine's specials they did); (2) the Ted E. Bear Halloween program. I don't remember the exact title, but it had the main character, Ted E. Bear, thwarting an attempted invasion by Count Dracula and his monster army with their greatest weakness: laughter. I would've brought up the Ghostbusters Halloween special, but the very nature of that series makes ALL of it Halloween programming. There were also some Saturday morning specials/films such as The Trouble With Miss Switch (on ABC?) and something else involving Dr. Frankenstein (though done in regular animation rather than stop motion) that would fit here, too. Lastly, I just want to add that, in addition to the talents mentioned, the late Gilda Radner--also an SNL alum--was the voice of the witch in Witch's Night Out.
I knew Disney's Halloween Treat would make the list! I was 3 years old when I first saw that and I could never shake the image out of my head when I saw those skeletons sweeping the floor with their legs and clashing their teeth! Haha That same night, I had a nightmare of being chased by skeletons.
once cable became the normal for most households the main networks stopped doing the holiday specials like they used to do , it was always a big deal when TV specials came on after being built up on abc or nbc or cbs in the 70es oh man good times
The Halloween Tree was one of those movies I thought was a fever dream for over a decade after seeing it once as a child, either on tv or a vhs at my grandmother's house. It took years of asking around before anyone knew what I was talking about when I said "ghosts of children flying out of pumpkins at a terrifying house." The live action Frankenweenie was a favorite of mine as a child, though it gave me nightmares.
Will Vinton's Claymation Comedy Of Horror, Raggedy Ann and Andy The Pumpkin Who Couldn't Smile, Eureeka's Castle It Came From Under The Bed, Tiny Toon's Night Ghoulery, The original 13 Ghosts, Vincent Price's Once Upon A Midnight Scary
Who did Dan Aykroyd voice in 'Witch's Night Out'? As for the 'Frankenweenie' remake, that proved to be an instance of Tim Burton losing a battle against Disney (His firing over the first 'Frankenweenie'), yet winning the war against them: They came to him practically begging him to direct the live- action 'Alice in Wonderland,' and he responded that if he did, one of the conditions would be that Disney would have to help him make and release the 'Frankenweenie' remake. I could just picture the satisfied smile on Burton's face as he realized he had Disney by the balls on this matter, and am VERY happy with the result as the 'Frankenweenie' remake was imo the best film Burton had made in years at that point. I nicknamed it 'How Burton Got His Groove Back.'
Yay for you mentioning the Halloween Tree!!! There was another Disney special called DTV that had music videos of things like 'Thriller', 'Evil Woman', and 'Somebody's Watching Me' set to Disney cartoon moments. The made for television films Mr. Boogedy and The Bride of Boogedy were also amazing with the sequel being better than and more frightening than the first!
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Happy Halloween guys! Unfortunately, I was a little sick and my voice was quite raspy this past week >.> So I couldn’t narrate too much in my own video, oh well!
Don’t forget to check out the music by Spin Master Mugen titled “ Is Anyone There?”
ua-cam.com/video/YJdXwIea5Pk/v-deo.html
New videos coming soon guys, including some knockoffs and lost media. Follow me on twitter for updates and occasional mey-meys 😩😩😩💦💦
blameitonjorge thank you for blessing us, father
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Just a second ago the video had only 1 view and as i speak its climbed over 10,000 lol!
blameitonjorge do top 10 best episodes of teen titans
blameitonjorge can you do a top 30 rare movies you know like obscure action comdey horror kids film on vhs that have yet to be on DVD and only 1 or 2 vhs releases and never on vhs officaly but on bootleg tapes
You ever get that feeling when you feel that you've watched something before but aren't sure if it was real or not?
YES!! The Canadian one....I swear I seen it as a kid but wasn't sure
All. The. Time. It seems half the time I spend on the internet is to check if the things I saw on TV as a child actually happened. Witch's Night Out is one of them. The evil book from The Care Bears Movie is another. The Disney Channel used to play whatever they could get their hands on and as a result, I saw a lot of weird stuff.
Yup. It usually happens when it's an obscure show or movie you saw as a little kid. Were those weird after school specials in the 80's and early 90's on CBS real? Yes, unfortunately. LOL.
Isn't that weird? I thought I was the only one.
At times yes.
1979’s “The Halloween That Almost Wasn’t” or otherwise called “The Night Dracula Saved the World” 1992 rerelease, should be on this list. It also won an Emmy, and starred Judd Hirsch as Dracula, Mariette Hartley as the witch, and Henry Gibson as Igor.
I kept wondering when that would make this list! travesty that it didn't! I always busted up laughing when he turned into a bat and kept repeating, teeny tiny bat
Yes! One of my favorites since I was a kid. I’m 36 now and I still watch it every year on UA-cam.
I love this one, I'm surprised there hasn't been a Pixar like show done of it.
Good call!
I believe it also had the late Jack Riley (Voice of Stu Pickles on 'Rugrats') as the Werewolf.
Omg! You bought back memories bringing that up. Havent seen that in 31 YEARS!!
Halloween is my favorite holiday because it's the one time when dressing up and walking around in costume is socially acceptable, while being much cheaper than a convention.
Nya, here in addition to Halloween we have carnival, which lasts almost a month. I think you would like ^^
Couldn't have said it better myself.
I LOVES me some Halloween creepiness
We wear masks everyday in 2020
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“You know sir, I think I like you better without my glasses”
“You put your glasses back on and face the facts!”
Oh I remember that line.
"Halloween is Grinch Night" also won an Emmy as Best Animated Special.
The only thing about *Halloween is Grinch Night* that it could’ve improved on is its level of recognition.
Plus also dr. Sues favorite film
Such a fun project to help out on. Glad to see how well it came out!
Both of your channels and absolute gems on UA-cam to come across.
"You put your glasses back on and face the facts!" i loved that as a child XD
Dahlia Fallen, I know your referring to grinch night.
Euchariah was probably my biggest crush in kindergarten>.< He’s literally me in cartoon male-form, my spirit animal. I even want to get a tattoo of him, or more specifically the part of him in the slime.
Blameitonjorge video: talks about Frankenweenie.
UA-cam: shows ad about keeping dogs safer at home.
Me: “Man, I love how hilarious coincidences can be!”
Wait that happened to you?
@@loganmansiongames Yeah!
"Oh hey Burton, ya remember that movie you made 30 years ago that made us fire you? Yeah, we want you to remake it"
ZA WARUDO! MUDAMUDA! WRYYY Because that totally makes sense!
You couldn’t live with your own failure and where did that bring you? Right back to me
Yeah Tim got fired because of Frankenweenie & he's hired it direct the Reboot I guess Disney will do anything for a quick buck.
bruh moment
@John Chrysostom and how would you know this?
You could be used for liable & slander by Disney!
"The Wiches" with Anjelica Huston as the head witch was a really fun Halloween movie done i think in 1990. It was one of those obscure but fun Halloween movies.
The remake comes out soon
The Witches was always one of my favorites. Ronald Dahl wrote some phenomenal stories.
Witch's Night Out set off my nostalgia in a huge way. I loved that one as a kid!
I wonder why the Garfield and Winnie the Pooh specials aren't shown on TV anymore. Also I wish you could have talked about The Devil and Daniel Mouse which was also a 70's Canadian special. Thanks for making this and uploading!
Yeah, why don't they show Garfield's Halloween Adventure again?
probably has to do with ratings.
I like the garfield Halloween
EvilMariobot The reason that you don’t see Winnie-the-Pooh here in the US on tv, and it’s been missing from being listed on any streaming service such as Netflix, Amazon Prime, Hulu, etc is due to licensing issues. The only thing you will see is a few titles separated, but part of licensing packages, and even viewable free on UA-cam. Everything else, is kept by the license holders. It’s saddening that because of this, many cartoon series have disappeared and long forgotten. If anyone should upload these specific titles to youtube, they will be removed for copyright violations. Even if that means a title going into extinction. I keep holidays specials lists that I revisit/update. Disney has been working on their own streaming service and recently pulled a ton of content from Amazon. But even before that, their was no Winnie-the-Pooh titles except for the few owned by multiple other license holders/distributors.
daveheel it’s not a ratings issue. It’s a licensing issue. Winnie-the-Pooh used to be very popular and in the UK it is extremely popular. But license holders keep a tight grip on it. Disney especially
My father recorded Disney's Halloween Treat on VHS for me. I used to watch it several times a year, not just on Halloween. Hans Conried as The Mirror was my favourite.
Same here!!!
I own Ernest Scared Stupid. It’s always been a favorite. Fun Fact: the heads used for some of the trolls were recycled/repurposed from the klowns in Killer Klowns from Outer Space.
indeed, Scared Stupid is great and easily one of the top 3 Ernest movies overall, some people can think it looks cheesy, but they put some real effort into it, especially with Trantor the Troll.
Still one of my favorite Halloween movies from my childhood. Named my dog rimshot haha
I don't think any of these are really forgotten, just undiscovered by a younger generation. Great list guys!
Some of the Troll outfits in Ernest Scared Stupid (1991) were actually the Clown outfits in Killer Klowns from Outer Space (1988).
Woah
Actually, you're right!
No wonder the damn things are so scary
Sauce?
yup, the masks too are re-used from Killer Klowns. you'd probably recognize which klown was used for the trolls
"If it airs on Cartoon network be sure to give it a watch" hahhh, if it aint Teen Titans Go then CN don't give a damn about airing it.
Yeah CN need to take a break for Teen Titans Go! & on Halloween air The Halloween Tree some time.
its that time again where this gets recommended because halloween is around the corner. This is still a great video though so Im happy to rewatch this.
Theirs something about the voice actors of the 70s and 80s that really sold these kinda moments. I love the voice actors of today, but theirs a certain quality they had that I haven't seen in recent works. Maybe it's the not-as-high-quality sound that makes the low, eerie voices even more eerie?
Way more unique memorable voices.
*THIS IS HALLOWEEN, HALLOWEEN, HALLOWEEN!*
BenjiXAddictX4Ever Yeah, Nightmare before Christmas!
_In this town, we call home, everyone hail to the pumpkin soul!_
How are you everywhere m8?
*HALLOWEEN, HALLOWEEN, HALLOWEEN, HALLOWEEN!!!!*
This is Halloween, This is Halloween. Pumpkins Scream in the Dead of Night!
Dr Jekyll and Mr Hyde at a party?
"O YO YO, THERE'S A DEMON INSIDE"
i was JEKYLL JEKYLL HYDE, JEKYLL HYDE, HYDE, JEKYLL
And that demon...
is the NES version...
The mention of Ernest brought back a bizarre memory.
Many many moons ago, I worked at Tower Video in Sacramento. Our Assistant Manager was awesome with a fun and twisted sense of humor. He was responsible for checking in the new stock, which was actually fairly involved and gave him access to the main computer (VERY basic system - DOS - as you can imagine). We had an employee named Ernest who got a job at Macy's, so he added "Ernest Goes to Macy's" to the movie list.
The best one, however, was "The Care Bears Maul Some Campers and Get Shot." It was in the computer for about 6 months before some kid noticed it on the checkout screen, and cried, "Mommy, they shot the Care Bears!" Needless to say, it disappeared from our roster that very night. ;-)
Good times. Seriously. We had a blast at that job.
I actually have "Witch's Night Out" and "Halloween is Grinch Night" in VHS, recorded off the TV. :D
Not sure where it is though, right now.
Where I work, we had a copy of "Witch's Night Out" I'm not sure if anyone bought it
There’s a few other I remember from growing up in the 90:
I recall watching Frankenweenie, Disney’s Halloween Treat, but I also watched Rageddy Ann and Andy and the Pumpkin Who Couldn’t Smile also one with Casper the Friendly Ghost. Casper wanted to Trick or Treat and dressed as a boy but the other ghosts said he needed to be scary. The other plotline was of the orphan kids who Casper befriends. They try to trick or treat but no one will give them candy because they’re poor. Casper tried to help them but the other ghosts make it worse by playing pranks.
There was also the one from The Better or for Worse Comics:
It starts by the family going to the fair. They try to get the dog Farly to win the competition and the mom is trying to sell her jams. But the dog gets out of control and ruins everything. It’s Halloween night and the older boy is trick or treating but he bullies are messing with him. The dog had gone missing earlier in the day and finds the boy in trouble and defends him- making the bullies run away. The little sister is trick or treating with her dad.
Anyone else remember these?
I remember the Casper cartoons
Love all your videos, man. Would you be willing to ever do a list of Disney, Pixar or any kids movie company scenes that were too dark and removed before the official release?
Mr. Infamy That sounds incredibly interesting actually
blameitonjorge DO IT!! 😆
Oooh, I like the sound of that! The 12 minutes of cut footage from the Black Cauldron should be one.
That's a great idea
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Boris Karloff wasn't The Grinch in the Halloween one because he sadly died in 1969. Instead, they used the voice of Captain Hook from the 1953 Disney Peter Pan movie.
Nothing against Hans Conried , but a Grinch that sounds like Snidely Whiplash doesn't sound too menacing.
I was quickly scrolling through my subscription feed and originally thought the thumbnail had a creepy animated Nostalgia Critic
Is that nostalgia critic in the thumbnail lol
Sebastian Cervantes Films Oh dear god.
That's what I thought too 😂😂 lmao
His teeth aren’t yellow enough
Handsome Stalker
"its the witches night out" witch
No, its your mom
Ernest Scared Stupid is a classic
I loved that film
Had no idea he made 9 movies 🎥
Man, I'm so glad I'm not alone in my love of 'Disney's Halloween Treat."
It’s a scream!
_Thank you_ for saying, "was broadcast" instead of "broadcasted" which is used all of the time by illiterates; both online and in the news. Man, that one always grates on my nerves.
I was really excited to see that the original "Frankenweenie" was going to be available on the CGI version's DVD. Loved it when I first saw it 30 something years ago. =)
There's two more that I personally really like: The Haunted Pumpkin of Sleepy Hollow, and Billy and Mandy's Jacked Up Halloween.
Sweet choices
Your videos always make my days better!
FUN FACT: Leonard Nimoy also voice acted Xehanort from the Kingdom Hearts series, but unfortunately has passed way, R.I.P
How is that a FUN fact when you end it on such a sour note?
Mr. Moundshroud Awfully Looks Like Mr. Burns
He'll live long and prosper in our memories.
@@feralcyborggaming1531 now it's just a fact
One of my all time favorites was "The Halloween that almost wasn't" so much fun and so cheesy.
Yes that special rocks, my mother had recorded it for us when we were little. It is still a tradition every halloween to watch it the pumpkin who couldn't smile, witches night out, halloween is grinch night, and the worst witch. My niece and nephews all love them to.
Halloween is life
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"The Halloween Tree" seems like the best.
I live in Canada as well. Kind of sucks.
Halloween Tree was released on DVD a while back. I live in Canada too and I remember the special being on Teletoon every year until the mid-2000's. I bought my copy from Wal-Mart. That DVD is still on their website, so you still might find it in stores or online if you're really looking for it. Happy Hunting ;)
It's a really good movie, I own it lol
I first saw The Halloween Tree when it first aired. I absolutely loved it!
I have it on VHS, but I also downloaded it from Pirate Bay back in the day. It's probably still up there, and well worth the GB.
Kind of feel I'm the only one that remembers the Dr. Suess Halloween special.
Also when I was a kid in the 80s, The Worst Witch, with Faruza Balk, was shown about every Halloween on cable.
My favorite.
PLEASE do this for christmas!
Nick Baldwin Yes!
Thanks for remembering *_The Halloween Tree_* by Ray Bradbury. It's one of my favorites. The book version is even better. The kids have 4 miniadventures in the movie, but there are 7 in the book.
You missed The Worst Witch. It was a little gem that used to play in heavy rotation on HBO. Not only did Tim Curry play the Grand High Wizard, Charlotte Ray (Mrs. Garrett on Facts of Life) played the headmistress of the school as well as her evil twin sister, and Diana Rigg, the Queen of Thorns herself, played the strict teacher of the main little witch.
I tried watching this a few years ago, but it was so cringe I couldn’t finish it! But my sister and I watched this over and over as kids.
I do still love Tim Curry’s part singing Anything Can Happen on Halloween.
“Halloween is Grinch Night” was my favorite special ever. I had it on DVD and watched it all the time 😂😂
Please do a list on the creepiest UA-cam channels.
check out 'the fun nun'
*Spooky scary skeletons and shivers down your spine*
*_"You put your glasses back on and face the facts!"_*
OMG you remember that lmao
Oh my god I remember Ernest scared stupid! I was terrified of the movie when I was 6 so much that I never finished it, and my family made fun of me for it.
Maybe this Halloween, I'll watch it again...
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Who knew the Grinch could be so Ominous
I suspected it...something about his smile just seems..." off " somehow.
I did.
Actually Mad Monster Party isn't technically a Halloween special since it was originally released in March of 1967. It is a great movie though, and I adore Rankin/Bass.
I don't remember it well, but "Raggedy Ann and Andy in The Pumpkin Who Couldn't Smile" should be on this list. It was directed by Chuck Jones, who made the original Bugs Bunny cartoons.
Love Chuck Jones. Don't know that one though. They could have used Gossamer, the big red hairy monster & the witch whose hair pins fly out in a show.
JORGE!! YOU DIDNT PUT "MUSIC BY: SPIN MASTER MUGEN" IN THE CREDITS!!! I AM OFFENDED!!!!!!>:o
But I still love ya, my baby. Dope video, as always!!!!;3
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Mad Monster Party is AWESOME and cute!
Sammy Lane Agreed 👍
And sexy
I remember that on netflix
@@yukatheflamewolf7915 How is it sexy?
Why was King Kong called, "It," in the movie?
MAD MONSTER PARTY!!! I'VE BEEN TRYING TO FIND THAT AGAIN FOR SO LONG!!!!!! THANK YOU!
Oh god, Disney's Halloween. I use to LIVE for this special when I was young. I loved it so much. How could I have forgotten it?
Loved Sleepy Hollow tale but I must have seen that on the Sunday night Disney show.
Replays Video:
Lets do the time warp again!!!
It's just a jump to the left
and then a step to the right
Put your hands on your hips
Wilfred Cthulu
LETS DO THE TIME WARP AGAIN
CMON LETS DO THE TIME WARP AGAIN
Wilfred Cthulu BAHAHAHAHAHAH
Why no Scary Godmother Halloween Spooktacular and Revenge of Jimmy?
I haven't watched that in ages.
Because they're not forgotten, they are still played on tv every year
I still find it weird how most of the characters had different voice actors in Revenge of Jimmy. Jimmy in particular sounded much younger than he did in the first one.
Red and Black Cat I remember that being the cringiest possible thing on TV back in the day, and I didn't even know what cringey meant...
Why do people remember them so fondly anyways? Even as a kid I remember finding them really boring and ugly to look at
You unlocked a very VERY DEEP HIDDEN MEMORY with that Grinch video. I remember having nightmares as a kid where the grinch would slide along my walls... I can’t believe I forgot this is where those nightmares came from. I literally thought I dreamt this movie up.
2:05 I didn't think auto tune existed until the mid 90s but that's what it sounds like there.
I think that's vocoder
Deadtime Stories will always be my underrated classic
who ready for Halloween
Tj Nickles im going as a banana so you already know it gon b lit asf
I've been ready since September
Lucy Price I've been ready since November of last year
Meeee! My favorite time or the year!
@@sandyvonkitty Mine too. I plan and make my costume as early as July.
The Halloween Tree is one of those things I remember watching as a kid but could not figure out what it was decades later. Just vague scenes and fleeting glimpses.
I remember renting it from Blockbuster even, I loved it so much.
This video solidified that memory and gave me back a part of my childhood. Thank you.
same, The Halloween Tree stayed in my subconscious for years, right alongside The Last Halloween, a CBS special that was aired once and preserved on VHS.
give it a watch, it's kinda interesting, Richard Mull is in it.
There is one Halloween kids movie I cannot find any trace of besides my memory. All I can remember is that two kids, a boy and girl, go Trick or Treating and their dog is afraid something bad will happen to them. I think he follows them throughout the night, and at the end everything turns out okay and some old man (I think their grandpa) shows up and gives the dog a piece of candy. I think the dog was blonde with brown wavy, floppy ears.
They need to air Underfist Halloween Bash
does anyone remember "Scary Godmother"?
Rachel Squishies Yes! I loved Scary Godmother one of my favorite Halloween specials
Me lol
My kids Love that show. It didn't play last year.😢
last time I remember it ever airing they were only airing the sequel to it....course that was a few years ago so I don't know if they're airing it anymore ^^;
yeah do they still play it every year on cartoon network?
Don't expect CN to ever air The Halloween Tree anytime soon, I'll take time slots away from their precious TTG.
and sadly CN hasn't changed. TTG is still hogging all the slots alongside Thundercats Roar
Everything Rankin and Bass has ever done is charming, delightful, and weird.
The question is, what is everyone gonna be?
Lord Fawful A Unicorn! :D
Lord Fawful a watcher
Midbus
Depressed
Ghost face
How dare them dislike you deserve better
Thanks to this list, I've now watched Witch's Night Out almost three dozen times online and I still love it
Ernest Scared Stupid was one of my favorite films as a child, my cousin and I would watch and rewatch it all year long.
Sorry about you being sick, glad you're feeling better though. :)
Time to get sp00ky
Biggie Cheese mr boomtastic
Why do I see you all the time?
Biggie Cheese but it cant be
We're up all night to get spooky.
My Favourite Halloween Special is The Treehouse of Horror series
There possibility episode 666 of the Simpson Halloween spacial is going to air it this Halloween
Dude!! Witches Night Out was one of those cartoons I have never forgotten but could never remember the title of! Thank you 🙏
There's one I know of that doesn't get a lot of love. It's called "Buttons and Rusty: Which Witch is Which?" It's set in a forest, and has these anthropomorphic animals (in this case, a family of foxes and a family of bears,) living relatively peacefully with this Park Ranger-like person watching over them, akin to Yogi Bear, in that sense. This special takes place on Halloween night, with trick-or-treaters mistaking the titular characters as other children, who end up getting involved in a burglary. It's good fun.
Anyone else recommended this in October 2020 lmao
My favorite Halloween special as a kid was scary godmother halloween spooktacular
I can think of a couple of others that could fit on this list: (1) Disney DTV Monster Hits--a Halloween-themed selection of their "DTV" music videos. Songs included "Thriller", "Bad Moon Rising", "Monster Mash", "That Old Black Magic", "Ghostbusters", and "Sweet Dreams", to name a few. It only aired once, that I know of, and they only did one Halloween special (in comparison to the two Valentine's specials they did); (2) the Ted E. Bear Halloween program. I don't remember the exact title, but it had the main character, Ted E. Bear, thwarting an attempted invasion by Count Dracula and his monster army with their greatest weakness: laughter.
I would've brought up the Ghostbusters Halloween special, but the very nature of that series makes ALL of it Halloween programming. There were also some Saturday morning specials/films such as The Trouble With Miss Switch (on ABC?) and something else involving Dr. Frankenstein (though done in regular animation rather than stop motion) that would fit here, too.
Lastly, I just want to add that, in addition to the talents mentioned, the late Gilda Radner--also an SNL alum--was the voice of the witch in Witch's Night Out.
I knew Disney's Halloween Treat would make the list! I was 3 years old when I first saw that and I could never shake the image out of my head when I saw those skeletons sweeping the floor with their legs and clashing their teeth! Haha That same night, I had a nightmare of being chased by skeletons.
I WAS JUST THINKING WHEN YOU WOULD UPLOAD
My mom has the vhs tape of the Halloween tree, its also one of my favorite animated Halloween movies.
I saw six of these seven. I remember almost all of those six because I recorded them on VHS and re-watched them annually. Thanks! :)
some say the trolls were repainted masks from "Killer Klowns from Outer Space"
that's cause it's true, i've seen enough of Scared Stupid and Killer Klowns to see the similarities.
The witches night out seems pretty cool, i might check it out with my older sisters.
Wow...I could never forget Mad Monster Party. Phyllis Diller 4 life :)
I love Rankin Bass but don't remember this one.
once cable became the normal for most households the main networks stopped doing the holiday specials like they used to do , it was always a big deal when TV specials came on after being built up on abc or nbc or cbs in the 70es oh man good times
The Halloween Tree was one of those movies I thought was a fever dream for over a decade after seeing it once as a child, either on tv or a vhs at my grandmother's house. It took years of asking around before anyone knew what I was talking about when I said "ghosts of children flying out of pumpkins at a terrifying house." The live action Frankenweenie was a favorite of mine as a child, though it gave me nightmares.
I HAVE HALLOWEEN IS GRINCH NIGHT! Man, that was my favorite Halloween movie!
Awwwww, the Garfield special didn't make the list. That's my favorite.
far from forgotten and not underrated, especially in this man's eyes.
Will Vinton's Claymation Comedy Of Horror, Raggedy Ann and Andy The Pumpkin Who Couldn't Smile, Eureeka's Castle It Came From Under The Bed, Tiny Toon's Night Ghoulery, The original 13 Ghosts, Vincent Price's Once Upon A Midnight Scary
Mad Monster Party is actually great. I use to have it on VHS. I'm glad it was mentioned.
Can we just talk about the irony of a TV movie based on a Ray Bradbury work?
Felix Blazik yeah, wasn't he strongly against technology?
How about " The Marshall McLuhan Channel " featuring a portrait of Prof. McLuhan 24/7. Tag line: " Where the medium IS the message ! "
*THIS IS JORGE'S HALLOWEEN. THIS IS JORGE'S HALLOWEEN!* Seriously tho. I love your channel :)
Who did Dan Aykroyd voice in 'Witch's Night Out'?
As for the 'Frankenweenie' remake, that proved to be an instance of Tim Burton losing a battle against Disney (His firing over the first 'Frankenweenie'), yet winning the war against them: They came to him practically begging him to direct the live- action 'Alice in Wonderland,' and he responded that if he did, one of the conditions would be that Disney would have to help him make and release the 'Frankenweenie' remake. I could just picture the satisfied smile on Burton's face as he realized he had Disney by the balls on this matter, and am VERY happy with the result as the 'Frankenweenie' remake was imo the best film Burton had made in years at that point. I nicknamed it 'How Burton Got His Groove Back.'
When your mom owns "Ernest Scared Stupid" and you ask to borrow it every Halloween. 😆 It's a classic. It always makes me laugh.
Amazing as always!!!
i remember a halloween Special, about a kid doing a autopsy in a cat, but nobody remember this D:
Yay for you mentioning the Halloween Tree!!! There was another Disney special called DTV that had music videos of things like 'Thriller', 'Evil Woman', and 'Somebody's Watching Me' set to Disney cartoon moments. The made for television films Mr. Boogedy and The Bride of Boogedy were also amazing with the sequel being better than and more frightening than the first!