The Halloweentown movies have a sort of Return to Oz-level of chilling side characters. It's certainly a movie for kids, but the monstrous-but-still-kind Halloweentown residents make these the kinds ...

The month of October brings with it plenty of annual viewing traditions, and chief among them for ’90s kids is the “Halloweentown” franchise. The series launched in 1998 with a Disney Channel Original ...

Kimberly J. Brown said she's "profoundly honored and humbled that people still want to watch it every year and share it [with] their families" Halloweentown star Kimberly J. Brown is celebrating the ...

Whether you’re a witch, warlock, or just a “normie,” Halloweentown is a fan-favorite film for October. There are even some instrumentals that play throughout this Disney Channel movie, as well as its ...

It's a witch come true! See video of the big announcement. — -- Attention "Halloweentown" fans: Call Benny the skeleton-slash-cab-driver, buckle up and get ready to "Return to Halloweentown." ...

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The Halloweentown stars spoke to PEOPLE in honor of the 25th anniversary of the first Disney Channel Original Movie (DCOM) — and reflected on the impact of their "revered and beloved" films ...

In 1998, the late Debbie Reynolds starred in a Disney Channel movie called "Halloweentown." The Oregon town where they filmed it turns into its own Halloweentown every year. A new documentary ...

She is lighting the giant pumpkin in the film's location, St. Helens, Oregon. — -- “Being normal is vastly overrated!” That’s why thousands of witches, ghosts and ghouls are heading to St. Helens ...

The actors who played Marnie and Kal in the “Halloweentown” movies are the celebrity guests for the opening of the Spirit of Halloweeentown festival this weekend in St. Helens. Kimberly J. Brown, who ...

Being normal might be "vastly overrated," but Kimberly J. Brown (aka Marnie Piper from Halloweentown) is after my witchy heart with her Etsy items inspired by the epic Disney movie and and its equally ...