Welcome back to a spook-tacular installment of "That Ol' Gay Classic Cinema," featuring special guest Shannon Carlin, acclaimed author of "Witches Run Amok: Hocus Pocus, an Oral History."
In this episode, Luke, Shannon, and I dive into the delightfully campy Halloween classic, "Hocus Pocus," starring the iconic trio of Bette Midler, Kathy Najimy, and Sarah Jessica Parker. We share our earliest encounters with the film, exploring how its whimsical magic, unforgettable characters, and enchanting portrayal of Salem have resonated with audiences over the years.
The discussion highlights its unique influence within the LGBTQ+ community, celebrating the film’s vibrant energy, theatrical flair, and unapologetic charm. Together, we uncover how "Hocus Pocus" continues to cast its spell, captivating new generations with its irresistible siren song of witchcraft, mischief, and timeless Halloween spirit.
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