Here's a quiz that has been compiled to help determine which non-scary movie to watch this Halloween season. Take the quiz to find out what we recommend.
1. In the event of a natural disaster would you:
A) Save your class book
B) Save your sibling/family member
C) Save your snacks
2. Do you prefer:
A) A warm Halloween
B) A dark and cool Halloween
C) A spooky Halloween
3. Which Halloween candy is your favorite?
A) Candy Corn
B) Licorice
C) Reese’s
4. How is your homework going?
A) I’ve got it done!
B) I’m almost done!
C) WE HAD HOMEWORK?
5. Pick a Halloween staple:
A) The Witch’s Broomstick
B) Crystal Ball
C) Cobwebs
6. Where are you going this Halloween?
A) Party!
B) Haunted Maze!
C) Trick-or-Treating!
7. What are you dressing up as for Halloween?
A) A ghost
B) A pirate
C) A zombie
RESULTS
If you answered mostly A’s, the movies you should watch, or binge, are the “Halloweentown” Movies! You are a fun loving, curious and spooky witch or warlock looking for that new adventure. Join the ride with Marnie and her family as they jump into the world of Halloweentown along with the secrets that come with it. The four movies will keep you entertained for the weekend before Halloween - just make sure those Disney+ subscriptions are up to date.
If you answered mostly B’s, you should watch David Bowie’s “Labyrinth.” You really love the odd, and old, things and are looking for the original halloween feel you got as a kid, just without the nightmares. See Sarah and the Goblin King fight it out over her baby brother, without the spooky scary skeletons, but maybe a few trolls here and there. “Labyrinth” can be watched on Hulu or Apple TV.
If you answered mostly C’s, you are a big kid at heart. We can only suggest the best for you, that being the “Scooby-Doo” movies. The more snacks, the better for you, and you’ll need the famous Scooby Snacks when watching any of the “Scooby-Doo” movies on Tubi or Amazon Prime Video.
In the chance that you were a little bit everywhere, take your pick. All three options are great to watch Halloween weekend by yourself, with your friends, or with your family.
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