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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

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Some movies really stand the test of time. I used to perv on Max Dennison in Hocus Pocus, now I just perv on his dad. #MovieNight #HocusPocus #Disney #DisneyPlus #Halloween
— Claire (@Clairalls) October 16, 2020

Is that Disney?
— 🅼🅰🆃🆃 (@MattsBigMouth) October 16, 2020

Dude!! pic.twitter.com/aaevHPpf6i
— Claire (@Clairalls) October 16, 2020

Oh blimey. Had no idea. SJP was a hottie back then. The boy in it was from a programme called Eerie Indiana.
— 🅼🅰🆃🆃 (@MattsBigMouth) October 16, 2020

Omg I loved Eerie Indiana and had totally forgotten about it! You’re a star Matt, I’m gonna try and find it now to watch it again 😁
— Claire (@Clairalls) October 16, 2020

I used to love that programme too. Old skool. pic.twitter.com/Q88JEUtNN7
— 🅼🅰🆃🆃 (@MattsBigMouth) October 16, 2020

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🖤 pic.twitter.com/E1DJEg4byP
— SUZI 🖤 (@RebelDimond) October 17, 2020

Eerie Indiana?
— Dave of Androzani (@BungleSir) October 17, 2020

pic.twitter.com/WA2VGAnQ50
— SUZI 🖤 (@RebelDimond) October 17, 2020

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Watching Hocus Pocus for the first time! pic.twitter.com/VR48WSBihi
— Michael Buckley #BLM | Vote for Biden! (@HeyBuckHey) October 18, 2020

Gee, next thing you tell us you never watched Eerie, Indiana? 😁
— Batz (@Batz) October 18, 2020

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Watching Hocus Pocus. Fancied Max so much as a child 😍 SJP and Bette are on top form, such a brilliant film. pic.twitter.com/YGHFdNODdj
— Vicki Notaro 🎃🍁 (@vickinotaro) October 18, 2020

Did you ever watch him in Eerie Indiana?
— Ciara (@spillerciara) October 18, 2020

Yessssss pic.twitter.com/67NBQ1fFll
— Vicki Notaro 🎃🍁 (@vickinotaro) October 18, 2020

froodle

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

froodle

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

froodle

I watched Hocus Pocus for the first time last night. What a film! All the good parts are for women, joyous.
— Kiri Pr'chard-McLean (@kiripritchardmc) October 13, 2020

It is the best! I’d say all the lead women in it were and have ended up more famous than the men? But I do love the fact it reunites characters from Eerie Indiana (the Grey Haired Boy voices Binx).
— That Elise From The Insidious Franchise (@pageantmalarkey) October 13, 2020

I didn’t know this! Good Tuesday morning fact.
— Stef Keegan (@StefKeegan) October 13, 2020

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After A Scene With 2 Stereotypical High School Bullies, Max Starts Missing His Home In Eerie, Indiana

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Well it is October 🍂🎃🍁 pic.twitter.com/zbvaUY3y9r
— J Mosley (@Jmosley_history) October 5, 2020

Classic!! Must dig this film out 🎃 had a massive Omri Katz crush after watching Eerie, Indiana when I was about 12.
— Katherine Klunder (@missklunder) October 5, 2020

froodle

It's October so once again our collective thoughts return to the question of "Whatever happened to Omri Katz?*"#hocuspocus #eerieindiana #hocuspocus2 #omrikatz

*he's a hairdresser.
— Kenibite (@kenibyk) October 9, 2020

froodle

Thinking of Omri Katz and hoping he's well
— Angela Rockstar (@Mrs_ARockstar) October 10, 2020

Why? Did something happen to him? I thought he signed on for Hocus Pocus 2?! 😱
— Niki Cochran (@nikicochran) October 10, 2020

I don't know what's happened I just hope he's well. I used to watch Eerie Indiana too the tv show he was on😂😂😂
— Angela Rockstar (@Mrs_ARockstar) October 10, 2020

froodle

Omggg no recordaba que Omri Katz sale en esta peli, mi crush de la infancia desde Eerie Indiana. pic.twitter.com/0ETQul3A8J
— Jen (@nubecina) October 12, 2020

froodle

Not seen this for over 20years. Some dark elements for a Disney movie. It's not a classic and seems to make up rules as it goes. Made me want to rewatch #eerieindiana
#hocuspocus

froodle

Omri Katz Appreciation Post ❤️ This lil nugget is Sue Ellen and JRs son in Dallas. To all my horror peeps, y'all know him as the virgin who lit the black flame candle! All these people I know from horror keep popping up left and right in this show and I'm living for it! Also, can we just take a second to acknowledge that Omri Katz is 44 years old!?!??! Like what? Also, he's a Gemini 💜💜 mmmkay, Happy Sunday y'all! #dallas1978 #omrikatz

froodle

We've set aside this day reminisce on practically anything we want to. @dystrophydad is going with Eerie Idiana this week. A spooky 90s mystery show staring Omri Katz of Hocus Pocus fame.

Joe remembers this fondly and urges you to look it up, what beter tmonth than October?

Have you seen it?

#throwbackthursday #sonsofdystrophy #eerieindiana
#omrikatz #hocuspocus #sonsofdystrophy #tvshow

froodle

Funny enough, I would visit the set of HP before I was cast as Binx. I was working on Boy Meets World and knew Omri from when we worked on Eerie Indiana together. I also knew Vinnie (Vanessa Shaw). Never got to meet Bette or the other gals. I would see them, but I was too intimidated to say hello.

You were in everything!! How do you feel about all of the reboots (Fuller House, Girl Meets World, etc)? Are there any reboots that you would like to see?

Grovie and Beau! Hello! Thank you for watching. Appreciate the kind words. I would love to see a reboot of one of my fave shows, Quantum Leap. I also wouldn't mind more Eerie Indiana. ;-)

froodle

Trying real hard not to just keep watching Hocus Pocus over and over again.... #spookyseason pic.twitter.com/F2JiNjiHc1
— Molly Wells (@MollyOfMars) October 3, 2020

I'm starting to get the impression it may be your fav! 😀 I always loved Omri in Eerie Indiana myself. It's on Hulu if for some reason you've never had the pleasure. pic.twitter.com/jhQTU5xpjy
— ALLLLRIGHT (@Allllright) October 3, 2020

Eerie Indiana is also on Prime Video. Great show if you like good stuff
— duder IX (@duder_ix) October 3, 2020

Thanks sondo, I totally screwed that up. It is Amazon.
— ALLLLRIGHT (@Allllright) October 3, 2020

froodle

Surely @disneyplus can get the rights to Eerie, Indiana to help it make the most of Hocus Pocus being number one at the US box office right now?

Some Omri Katz cross-promotion. #HocusPocus #BringBackEerieIndiana https://t.co/UL6JIVXSMR
— Openly Geek (@Coleben9) October 3, 2020

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Your mission, should you choose to accept it: persuade a millennial that HOCUS POCUS is, in fact, bad
— Daniel Carlson (@danielwcarlson) October 1, 2020

(cause it is)
— Daniel Carlson (@danielwcarlson) October 1, 2020

I actually immediately retract this because I haven’t seen it in forever. My bad.

Off to YouTube to find EERIE, INDIANA clips
— Daniel Carlson (@danielwcarlson) October 1, 2020

froodle

I see your Hocus Pocus and I raise you every episode of #EerieIndiana
— Ashleigh Gill (@_AshGill) October 1, 2020

froodle

People love Max Denison from Hocus Pocus, but not enough of y'all give props to the underrated 90s show Eerie Indiana and that doesn't sit right with me. pic.twitter.com/wNK1HHp17O
— Ethan (@tellmeulovememe) October 1, 2020

froodle

Max seems like he’d be happier in Eerie, Indiana. @FreeformTV #HocusPocus #31NightsOfHalloween
— A Floating Shopping List! 📝👻 (@KWilsonHunte) October 2, 2020

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Leonardo Dicaprio was supposed to play MAX in #HocusPocus ! @31Nights @FreeformTV @NYRP pic.twitter.com/aehF5WpY9N
— Horror4kids (@horror4kids) October 2, 2020

Just sayin’ based off his Critters time, he could’ve done a spooktacular job. But must admit, Eerie Indiana ended far too soon and Omri Katz is grand!! ⚰️🖤❤️
— Immbel. (@Immbel) October 2, 2020

froodle

The film’s practical effects have held up over the years, as has the performances from the young cast including a shriek-y Thora Birch, Eerie, Indiana star Omri Katz and Vinessa Shaw. Filled with innuendo, double entrendres and fun (Garry and Penny Marshall as husband and wife!), Hocus Pocus is a Halloween movie that only seems to get better with age and never fails to put me in a Halloween mood. It’s enough to make me want to light a black flame candle and carve a pumpkin. –Rachel West

froodle

Love Midler, but where is my Omri Katz update, People Magazine?! xoxo, Gen X "Eerie, Indiana" fans everywhere https://t.co/G4fEytdMXj
— 𝕊𝕦𝕫𝕒𝕟𝕟𝕖 𝕊𝕔𝕠𝕥𝕥 (@iheartfatapollo) October 1, 2020

froodle

This is a reminder that there will be a full moon this Halloween, and therefore the only logical response is to create crossover materials for Hocus Pocus and Eerie.

froodle

This is a reminder that there will be a full moon this Halloween, and therefore the only logical explanation is to create crossover materials for Hocus Pocus and Eerie.

froodle

Eerie, Indiana is on Prime. I loved this show when it first aired. I definitely had a huge crush on Omri Katz back then. Which was exacerbated when Hocus Pocus came out.
Surprisingly, the show still holds up. #EerieIndiana
— Morganism (@notanangel81) September 30, 2020

froodle

My head canon is that Hocus Pocus is an Eerie Indiana Halloween special.
— ‍Stuart Gibson (@stuartgibson) September 27, 2020

froodle

Eerie Indiana is great and I don’t feel like it gets talked about enough. Especially in regards to other horror kids shows like Goosebumps and Are You Afraid of the Dark - this more than holds its own even with only 1 season. pic.twitter.com/3zDysrYCDP
— Sorry Charlie (@Jadey1138) September 24, 2020

The Foreverware episode still creeps me out to this day.
— Prudence Paige (@jny8675309) September 25, 2020

Where they sleep in giant lunchboxes and never age? Amazing
— Gráinne McCrink (@GP_McCrink) September 25, 2020

Im i tripping or did the final epsd. Turn into a parallel show with a Scottish fam called "round the twist" ?
— Eelnats (@Eelnats2) September 24, 2020

They were on around the same time. Although it was Australian wasn’t it? I didn’t really watch it 🤔
— Sorry Charlie (@Jadey1138) September 24, 2020

Or mabye we just recieved the shows reruns here in tje states. But it was a total hand off one show to the other.and then "round fhe twist" took over its time slot. Foggy memroies here. I believe the family might have lived in a https://t.co/5xb9BrPTyj
— Eelnats (@Eelnats2) September 24, 2020

Yes Round the Twist is set in Australia and the family live in a lighthouse. Strange things happened. The clips are on Youtube. Theme song was great and I still sing it
— Gráinne McCrink (@GP_McCrink) September 25, 2020

It's a good one and I've never seen anybody post about it. If you didn't, I would have.
— Cord is bored. (@cordisbored) September 24, 2020

I think it definitely deserves a rewatch.
— Sorry Charlie (@Jadey1138) September 25, 2020

The daylights saving episode is so good! The finale was genius. I think this was the first show I ever loved.
— Edgar Allan Crowe 🏳️‍🌈✊🏽✊🏾✊🏿 (@Dark_Crowe_) September 24, 2020

Agreed. Definitely need a rewatch.
— Sorry Charlie (@Jadey1138) September 25, 2020

It should be talked about more. I loved it growing up. Nobody seems to remember it though. It used to be on same time as the brilliantly named professor poopsnaggle.
— T (@TyrsApprentice) September 24, 2020

Classic. I feel like with Omri Katz being in Hocus Pocus it should be bigger.
— Sorry Charlie (@Jadey1138) September 25, 2020

Agreed!!
— Teri Griffin (@SpookyCemeTeri) September 24, 2020

Yes ! 😎👍
— T C (@tommyconnelly16) September 25, 2020

froodle

In the first 15 minutes of Hocus Pocus three people get hanged, a child’s life force is stolen, a tween is named Thackery, and Max Denison shoots his shot and gets turned down. Damn
— 𝕓𝕣𝕠𝕜𝕖𝕟 𝕗𝕚𝕖𝕝𝕕 𝕣𝕦𝕟𝕟𝕖𝕣 (@brokenfieldrun) September 23, 2020

Mr. Eerie, Indiana really turns it around by the end of the movie though. pic.twitter.com/ZCPzqzDstl
— 𝕓𝕣𝕠𝕜𝕖𝕟 𝕗𝕚𝕖𝕝𝕕 𝕣𝕦𝕟𝕟𝕖𝕣 (@
Mr. Eerie, Indiana really turns it around by the end of the movie though. pic.twitter.com/ZCPzqzDstl
— 𝕓𝕣𝕠𝕜𝕖𝕟 𝕗𝕚𝕖𝕝𝕕 𝕣𝕦𝕟𝕟𝕖𝕣 (@brokenfieldrun) September 23, 2020
) September 23, 2020

froodle

Beyond exhausted but just worked out a theory #HocusPocus wouldn't exist w/o #TwinPeaks via #EerieIndiana and #PicketFences. I even made a visual aid. #tireddork
— ABOriginal777△ (@ABOriginal777) September 12, 2020

froodle

Look... I know it is early but... come on... Hocus Pocus... pic.twitter.com/cPdgOaHHlb
— Jae 🕷️🇬🇧🇪🇺 (@JaeKay) September 16, 2020

Now, of course, a lot of the appeal of this movie to me is I had a huge crush as a kid on Omri Katz from his time on Eerie, Indiana. pic.twitter.com/8xZGwrHGhu
— Jae 🕷️🇬🇧🇪🇺 (@JaeKay) September 16, 2020

But really the big draw is just how... pantomime-y it is all is.

Big US 70s sitcom energy. Midler, Najimy and Parker are just super silly and seem to be having a blast doing it.

Meanwhile Binks gives the story enough heart to get you emotionally invested enough to care. pic.twitter.com/d375O3Iock
— Jae 🕷️🇬🇧🇪🇺 (@JaeKay) September 16, 2020

froodle

I was TODAY years old when I realized that Max is also the kid from Eerie Indiana and iiiiii am spinning out!!! #90skid #HocusPocus #2020Vision
— Name cannot be blank (@carusojess) September 17, 2020

froodle

In case anyone needs it for October, the first and only season of "Eerie, Indiana" from 1993 is on Amazon Prime.
And yes, it is starting Omri Katz so you can pair it with Hocus Pocus.
— BrixPup the Destroyer (@BrixPup) September 17, 2020

Thank you! Dying to see if it stood the test of time. I remember it as being bonkers
— Ox @ The House of Blessings (@HisNameIsOx) September 18, 2020

Wait there was only one season?!
— okie (@okieswitch) September 17, 2020

Yes and no there was a reboot... it was NOT good
— Fenn (@ProprUseOfIrony) September 17, 2020

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— NIGHTMARE ON FILM STREET 🦇 (@NOFSpodcast) September 20, 2020

Eerie, Indiana is also awesome.
— George A. Miller (@GeorgeM68340969) September 20, 2020

froodle

I’m watching Eerie, Indiana and oh man...I had such a crush on Omri Katz as a kid. Between this and Hocus Pocus...I was doomed.
— Leo “Essence” Hollen (@leothemanlion) September 4, 2020

froodle

The only man you'll catch me simping for is Max Dennison pic.twitter.com/nai1su0sah
— Abram Berry (@abrampberry) September 5, 2020

I had such a huge crush on him when I was a teenager too! I think his name is Omri Katz. Have you ever seen the tv show he was in called Eerie, Indiana? :)
— Ben Kinney (@benjaminross_) September 5, 2020

froodle

Need suggestions for a good series to watch with a 13 yo. She likes sci-fi and fantasy genres. (Already seen Stranger Things) Anything good on Netflix or Prime?
— Dr. Erica Johnson Edwards (@DrEricaJohnson) August 20, 2020

“Eerie, Indiana” on Prime.
— J. L. Bell (@Boston1775) August 20, 2020

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Be still my tween girl heart, it's Omri Katz #EerieIndiana #HocusPocus #DrambuieRevue
— Su (@LothSloth) August 20, 2020

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There are lots of little known “holidays” on the calendar, and Thursday is one of them: National Black Cat Appreciation Day.

Also known as Black Cat Day, Aug. 17 has been dedicated to the raven-furred felines since 2011. Although they are commonly associated with bad luck, there are many reasons to love them.

The black cat’s tie to witchcraft began in the Middle Ages. More recent connections to pop culture witchcraft include Binx from the movie “Hocus Pocus” in 1993 and Salem from the television series “Sabrina the Teenage Witch.”

However, other countries believe black cats are good omens. Great Britain’s superstition is that black cats bring good luck, and Germany believes a black cat crossing your path will bring prosperity. Japanese culture encourages young women to own black cats to increase their chances at romance.

Black cats have an excess of melanin, which can make their black fur appear “rusty” brown in the sunlight. It also causes the yellow pigment in their eyes. The dark fur has been shown by research to fight off certain diseases.

So whether you spend August 17 watching an episode of “Felix the Cat,” petting your furry friend or just visiting the Glacial Lakes Humane Society to see its assortment of black cats, be sure to do your part in recognizing National Black Cat Appreciation Day.

As part of the day, black cat owners are encouraged to use social media to show off their pets and prove black cats make as good a pet as cats of any other hue.

froodle

"The Montauk Monsters" plays every night at the Shagwong. $10 cover, 21+, no secret government agents permitted.

(Note20 Ultra FFC, Snapseeded so forgive the halos.) pic.twitter.com/VWuYRuk6yO
— Michael Fisher (@theMrMobile) August 13, 2020

First I thought of Mumford & Sons, but then my mind wandered and I went on a search. Allow me to remind you of the shows: "Strange Days at Blake Holsey High" and "Eerie, Indiana", which starred Omri Katz from Hocus Pocus. That's it.
— Jennifer Spurgeon (@JenniferSpurge9) August 13, 2020