To whom it may concern

Oops! Did we forget to mention that Hocus Pocus's Omri Katz was also in the excellent Eerie Indiana? pic.twitter.com/mPhX0fsJtz

— 37 Disney Street (@37DisneyStreet) November 7, 2020

Omri Katz debería tener más reconocimiento por esto y por Eerie, Indiana. https://t.co/146qYIF7Fa

— La archivista (@LaArchivista) November 1, 2020

That’s cool! Hocus Pocus on Halloween was a annual guarantee here. Ooh did you have Eerie, Indiana in Australia?

— Neha | No #NaNo for me this year🤷‍♀️ (@NehaYazmin) November 1, 2020

Never heard of this series before, just googled it, said it appeared on Fox Kids

— Caroline_RavenSlayer (@fallon_flame) November 1, 2020

It had the actor from Hocus Pocus😊

— Neha | No #NaNo for me this year🤷‍♀️ (@NehaYazmin) November 1, 2020

One of the BEST TV SERIES of the 90s was EERIE, INDIANA. I had such a massive crush on Its Star, Omri Katz. pic.twitter.com/lb1bWLYomp

— My Gay Celebrity Crushes From the 50s to the 90s (@my_50s) October 30, 2020

VERY ready for Halloween.
The Big Humans made me watch Hocus Pocus.
MumL says Omri Katz was like, such a babe in the '90s. She keeps banging on about something called 'Eerie Indiana'. *yawn* pic.twitter.com/VTzGkhMGOE

— Film Studies Bébé (@bebe_film) October 30, 2020

Just 19 episodes of Eerie Indiana and Hocus Pocus - yet Omri Katz will be one of those names I remember when I'm old and senile.

— Alex J Ghoul (@AlexJCall) November 1, 2020

without giving your age, name three of your earliest crushes...

i clearly loved curtains. one of these men, kim seokjin has flirted with.
fact. https://t.co/zeUhL67aPv pic.twitter.com/gNd8EHCLak

— caz ⁷ 🌙 ᴮᴱ; (@bangtanbankrupt) October 28, 2020

MAX! 😍

— 𝚔𝚊𝚝 ✨ (@uhhuh_listenboy) October 28, 2020

hocus pocus and eerie indiana 🙌🏼

— caz ⁷ 🌙 ᴮᴱ; (@bangtanbankrupt) October 28, 2020

Oh God Caz, you just gave me whiplash.

— 𝚔𝚊𝚝 ✨ (@uhhuh_listenboy) October 28, 2020

If you do not watch "Hocus Pocus" with Omri Katz aka the most underrated actor of modern times I dunno what too tell you.

— Styxhexenhammer666 (@Styx666Official) October 27, 2020

More of an Eerie, Indiana man, myself.

— R.G. Jackson (@MrRGJackson) October 28, 2020

Without giving your age, name three of your earliest crushes.

Me: Winona Ryder, Janine Turner, Barbara Hershey

— Dan Saltzstein (@dansaltzstein) October 25, 2020

Spooky options:

Winona Ryder, Christina Ricci, Omri Katz (Eerie, Indiana Omri Katz, specifically) https://t.co/VD0anHFaHu

— Nick Bestor, PhD (@Bestorb) October 26, 2020

Hocus Pocus

This is one of those films you can only appreciate if you accept its absurdity and don’t take it seriously. Bette Midler and Sarah Jessica Parker run with the roles of the Sanderson sisters. Also liked the kid from Eerie, Indiana playing against type. Odd but fun. pic.twitter.com/Sg57Lg12AH

— Gershon Rabinowitz (@GershOnline) October 27, 2020

As Disney goes, it's better than Halloweentown, Mr Boogedy or Don't Look Under The Bed.
It's trash but it's not OFFENSIVE trash like The fucking Lion King 🤢🤮 or Pocahontas😕😬.
Pros: the divine Miss M, Omri fresh from Eerie Indiana, SJP's greatest performance.

— Dylan Keeling (@MrDylanKeeling) October 26, 2020

Omri Katz is key. The only logical explanation for its status is displaced affection: affection rightfully belonging to the Eerie Indiana movie we were denied.

— Tentacled Sentient Flicks (@20thCFlicks) October 21, 2020

The most unforgivable thing in 2020 is how Hocus Pocus has somehow become unavoidable after 27 years of rightful "yeah it's fine" status.

— Brian "Horror" Collins (@BrianWCollins) October 21, 2020

I can’t help but notice all of your replies are from people who have never been middle school girls.

— Letty Leal Evans (@theillumiletty) October 22, 2020

Omri Katz stans gonna doxx me :(

— Brian "Horror" Collins (@BrianWCollins) October 22, 2020

(ง'̀-'́)ง We remember Eerie, Indiana, son.

— Letty Leal Evans (@theillumiletty) October 22, 2020

Watched Hocus Pocus for the first time today. Not only is it totally legit, it also has the Eerie Indiana boy! pic.twitter.com/oYJJPsMptm

— Glen (@GlenThinksStuff) October 16, 2020

I like to think of this as a feature length episode.

— Eric Hanson (@Eric_of_Arkham) October 19, 2020

The 'Burbs is also a good choice for "technically not Eerie Indiana, but totally feels like Eerie Indiana". Matinee will also fit that role in a pinch.

— Eerie Indiana Fansite on Dreamwidth (@eerieindianalj1) October 19, 2020

It helps that The Burbs is also a perfect film

— Darci Meadows (but spooky) (@saintwalker98) October 19, 2020

Matinee more since Marshall is in it.

— Eric Hanson (@Eric_of_Arkham) October 19, 2020

I JUST started watching EERIE, INDIANA (for the 1st time!)

— The Curse of FrankenSean (@_seankeller) October 17, 2020

YAY! I hope you enjoy. Let me know your thoughts. 👏

— Joshua Tonks (@JoshuaTonks) October 17, 2020

So good. I worked with the dad of Omri Katz. I don't even recall what it was or what he did. But I kept derailing every conversation with EERIE talk and it bugged the hell out of him

— Shane BATterling 🦇 (@ShaneBitterling) October 17, 2020

it's that time of year for a load of people to rewatch Hocus Pocus and quickly realise it's not as good as they remember

— retraining as person who jumps out on ghost train (@EnemyBeauty) October 18, 2020

Haha. I did exactly this yesterday. Nostalgia really did elevate that film beyond its relative merits.

— 👻 Labour's Phantom Opposition 👻 (@Alec_Eiffel85) October 18, 2020

Whatever happened to that kid from Eerie Indiana though?

— 👻 Labour's Phantom Opposition 👻 (@Alec_Eiffel85) October 18, 2020

spat out by the hollywood machine maybe

— retraining as person who jumps out on ghost train (@EnemyBeauty) October 18, 2020