Hocus Pocus
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Sarah: What is this place?
Mary: It reeks of children!
Winifred: It is a prison for children.

Winifred: Oh, look. Another glorious morning. Makes me sick!

Winifred: You know, I've always wanted a child. And now, I think I'll have one...[screaming] ON TOAST!

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Winifred: Why? Why was I cursed with such idiot sisters?
Sarah: Just lucky, I guess.

Winifred: You know, I've always wanted a child. And now I think I'll have one on toast!

Emily: Thackery Binx, what took thee so long?
Thackery Binx: I'm sorry, Emily. I had to wait three hundred years for a virgin to light a candle.

Billy Butcherson: Go to hell!
Winifred: Oh! I've been there, thank you. I found it quite lovely.

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Trivia: The film is produced by David Kirschner, who also came up with the original story idea. Despite "Hocus Pocus" being a family-favorite, it's not Kirschner's first foray into something creepy and supernatural... he's also the main producer on all the "Chucky" movies (and the TV show), and even designed the Chucky and Tiffany dolls. It's pretty ironic... he's responsible for both delighting and terrifying 80's and 90's kids all over the world.

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Question: If the witches were being hung outside the house when Winifred's book showed her how to cast the life spell, where did the black flame candle and its instructions come from?

Answer: They were set up, beforehand, just in case. Winnifred knew about the spell, but she didn't memorize the incantation. So she needed the book to see how to cast it.

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If you pause the movie, you will see that the book opened up to the Black Flame Candle spell.

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