Movies like Halloweentown High

In this dark comedy, the macabre Addams family delights with their unique brand of humor and eccentricity. Viewers who appreciate the quirky characters and supernatural elements of Halloweentown High will find a kindred spirit in this film.

A famed Halloween classic, Hocus Pocus centers on three witch sisters resurrected in Salem, Massachusetts, and the hilarious chaos that ensues. For those charmed by the whimsical and spellbinding fun of Halloweentown High, this film is a must-watch.

This modern fantasy adventure follows a reluctant young man as he is chosen to be the apprentice to a master sorcerer. The mix of contemporary settings with ancient magic and a young hero's journey resonates with the themes found in Halloweentown High.

Based on the Disney theme park attraction, The Haunted Mansion stars Eddie Murphy in a spooky comedy about a family's supernatural encounter at a creepy, ghost-filled manor. It's a great choice for those who enjoy the comedic, family-focused supernatural aspect of Halloweentown High.

The sixth installment in the Halloween slasher film series might not be as family-friendly as Halloweentown High, but it shares the Halloween-centric theme and offers a darker take on the holiday for those interested in a more intense experience.

In this enchanting Disney Channel fantasy, two separated-at-birth twins, both with magical powers, reunite on their 21st birthday and discover their shared destiny. Like Halloweentown High, Twitches offers a family-friendly mix of magic, adventure, and sibling solidarity.

Teen Witch features a high school girl who learns she is a descendant of witches and possesses magical powers. The coming-of-age story combined with supernatural themes makes it an enjoyable companion to Halloweentown High.

This sequel to Halloweentown High takes audiences back to the magical university setting with a blend of witchcraft, warlocks, and supernatural hijinks. Fans of Halloweentown High will enjoy seeing their favorite characters navigating the challenges of college life in a fantastical context.