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I may disagree with a few points but overall it’s a really good and informative read.

#Hocus focus reviews movie#

If you love this movie and it’s a Halloween staple for you every year like it is for me, I recommend this book. Of course, this is just my opinion and the author is entitled to his. There’s also a strong chance that there is no real reason for it and it was just an oversight. They know what the witches are and can’t be drawn in by the song.

I think the very simple reason that Thackery, his friend, Max and Allison are not affected by the song is because they know the truth. I think this is looking WAY too deep into a Disney movie. Wallace also assumes that after Max lights the black flame candle, which can only be lit by a virgin, that Allison and he have sex which is why toward the end of the movie neither are affected by Sarah’s song but other teens are. This is assuming both boys are no longer virgins. This is why in the beginning of the movie Emily Binx is drawn in by the witches and her older brother, Thackery, and his friend are not. Basically, he thinks that the line from Sarah’s song “come, little children” is not necessarily calling to actual children, but to virgins. On page 67 Wallace begins to explain what he thinks Sarah’s song (“Garden of Magic”) really means. However, there is one key point that I disagree with the author on. Hocus Pocus definitely is no stranger to this, especially anything involving our dear Sarah Sanderson. I’m fully aware that Disney loves to hide little naughty jokes and innuendos in their movies. There is also a lot of analysis (over analyzation in my opinion) of the significance of sex and virginity in this movie. It contains a lot of information about behind the scenes, the actors/actresses and the popularity of the movie when it released compared to today. This book is a fun read for any fan of Hocus Pocus. You’ll love the movie more than you ever knew you could. Finally, Hocus Pocus is celebrated as the classic it’s become. – How Hocus Pocus got away with being the edgiest Disney movie ever madeįeaturing a foreword by Golden Globe nominee Thora Birch(Hocus Pocus’ Dani), afterword by Mick Garris (the film’s writer and producer), and the largest collection of Hocus Pocus fun facts and trivia ever assembled, this is the ultimate unofficial fan guide for Halloween and movie lovers everywhere. – Why there’s all that talk about yabbos and virgins – The fascinating history behind “Come, Little Children (Sarah’s Song)” and “I Put a Spell on You” He provides a lighthearted but scholarly look at the film in its all spooky-kooky glory. In the first and only book ever written about the beloved 1993 Halloween movie, Aaron Wallace takes readers deep into the world of Hocus Pocus to learn everything they never knew. The Hocus Pocus “BoooOOOoooK” Fans Have Been Waiting For… I’ll get into my thoughts below after the synopsis.

I couldn’t resist picking it up and seeing what behind the scenes info I might have missed. I was browsing Amazon and happened across a book called “Hocus Pocus in Focus: The Thinking Fan’s Guide to Disney’s Halloween Classic” by Aaron Wallace. I mean, obviously I love it because I named my cat Thackery Binx. I loved, and still love, this movie and it’s a must watch every year. I was one year old at the time so it was a few years after its release that I was introduced to the Sanderson sisters and all the mayhem they caused in Salem. Few things make me feel quite as nostalgic as Hocus Pocus.