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I watched every ‘Scooby-Doo’ movie

Paige Sanacora, Staff Writer October 29, 2024
At the beginning of 2024, I was feeling nostalgic and decided to rewatch a few childhood favorites of mine from the “Scooby-Doo” franchise. Even in my adult life, I frequently find myself going back to the franchise’s shows and movies when I want to throw something on. This year, watching one “Scooby-Doo” movie wasn’t enough, and it somehow turned into watching all 48 movies that have been made since 1987. As Halloween is coming up, I wanted to share my five favorites.
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The best way to spend Halloween is with ‘The Simpsons’

Annie MacKeigan, Multimedia Editor October 29, 2024
You may remember seeing a vivid retelling of Edgar Allan Poe’s “The Raven” in your middle school English class, where Homer Simpson plays a disturbed and lost lover haunted by Bart the raven. What you may not know is that this very episode is what ignited the tradition of annual “The Simpsons” Halloween episodes that parody classic horror films and supernatural spooky tales.
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‘Hocus Pocus 2’ is a spell of nostalgia gone wrong

Aidan Judge, ARTS AND ENTERTAINMENT EDITOR October 11, 2022

Sequels to classic films have become a stable trend in Hollywood over the last few decades and, in some cases, have seen great success.

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“Vampires vs. the Bronx” shines light on gentrification, featuring Coco Jones

Marie-Sybille Rateau October 28, 2020

If you are looking for a Halloween movie to watch in these final days of October, look no further. Netflix’s new movie “Vampires vs. the Bronx” has been out since the beginning of the month, and you’ll want to watch it while it’s still in season. The movie, which is directed by “Saturday Night Live” director Osmany Rodriguez, is wholesome, funny and painfully corny at times, but with a serious and spooky twist.

Culture is not a costume: Cultural appropriation on Halloween

Hofstra Chronicle October 30, 2017

By Marissa Matozzo STAFF WRITER As children, many of us grew to love the last night of October. We got to be someone else for one night. We could be our heroes, our favorite characters or our role models....

100 Hours of “Paranormal Lockdown” with Nick Groff and Katrina Weidman

Hofstra Chronicle October 27, 2016

On Monday, Oct. 31, TLC will be airing the Halloween special of “Paranormal Lockdown: the Black Monk House.” The special is scary and suspenseful – and if you like to be thoroughly...

13 Halloween Costume Ideas for the Squad and Couples

Robyn Kass-Gerji October 25, 2016

Halloween is only a few days away, and if you still need some last minute costume inspiration we’ve got you covered. If dressing up solo isn’t your thing you can always dress up with a...

‘Little Shop of Horrors’ Big Weekend Debut

Marialena Rago October 24, 2016

On Saturday, Hofstra’s Department of Drama and Dance opened Alan Menken and Howard Ashman’s cult rock musical “Little Shop of Horrors.” The show is about Seymour, played perfectly...

Hofstra sees spike in hospital transports on Halloween

Hofstra Chronicle November 11, 2015

By Alexi CohanSTAFF WRITER During Halloween weekend, 13 students were transported to the hospital due to heavy intoxication that happened in conjunction with off-campus parties, according to Public...

Public Safety Briefs 11-10

Gabriella Ciuffetelli November 11, 2015

Compiled by Gabriella Ciuffetelli. On Oct. 30, PS received a report that two male students were engaged in a physical altercation near the Netherlands North security booth. Both males appeared intoxicated...

Legend O’ the Lantern: The true story behind the orange fruit

Allison Eichler - FEATURES EDITOR October 27, 2015

By Allison Eichler SPECIAL TO THE CHRONICLE October is the time of year when handmade signs promising pumpkin patches, corn mazes and hayrides decorate the sides of every road. Pumpkins are a staple...

The Rise of the Jack – O’ – Lantern: A walk through Halloween-town

Hofstra Chronicle October 27, 2015

By Rachel Tyler SPECIAL TO THE CHRONICLE During childhood, Halloween is about dressing up as the coolest superhero and trick-or-treating with friends. But as you get older, trick-or-treating and superhero...

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