Hocus Pocus 2

Hocus Pocus 2(2022)

PG
09/27/2022 (US)Fantasy, Comedy, Family1h 44m
7.2

"Back and more glorious than ever."

Overview

29 years since the Black Flame Candle was last lit, the 17th-century Sanderson sisters are resurrected, and they are looking for revenge. Now it's up to three high school students to stop the ravenous witches from wreaking a new kind of havoc on Salem before dawn on All Hallow's Eve.

Anne Fletcher

Director

Jen D'Angelo

Writer

Mick Garris

Characters

David Kirschner

Story

Blake Harris

Story

David Kirschner

Characters

Where to Watch

Stream

Disney Plus

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Part of the Hocus Pocus Collection

The story of three sister witches.

Media

Official Trailer

Official Trailer

Trailer

Teaser Trailer

Teaser Trailer

Trailer

Which Witch? Featurette

Which Witch? Featurette

Featurette

Talkback

Talkback

Teaser

They're Back!

They're Back!

Teaser

Billy Butcherson

Billy Butcherson

Clip

A Magical Legacy

A Magical Legacy

Featurette

Forty

Forty

Clip

Top 10 Reasons to Watch

Top 10 Reasons to Watch

Featurette

Official Clip

Official Clip

Clip

Trailer Reaction

Trailer Reaction

Featurette

Social

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A review by CinemaSerf
6.0

Written on November 10, 2022

Whilst this isn't really a patch on the first outing for the "Sanderson" sisters, it's still quite a decent sequel that manages to reassemble Bette Midler, Sarah Jessica Parker and Kathy Najimy for some evil witchery. This time around it is 16th birthday girl "Becca" (Whitney Peak) and her best friend "Izzy" (Belinda Escobedo) who inadvertently disturb the witches using a magic candle. Needless to say, our tricky trio are ravenous for children to eat and are seeking a little bit of revenge too! It takes a bit too long for the the Divine Miss M and company to take to the screen, before that this is a rather muddled teenage affair, but once they are in full swing it is quite good fun with plenty of faux malevolence from "Winifred" and some mischief from her sisters once they discover that they, too, can zap folks. Ultimately, even the book of spells gets to choose it's own destiny - but whom will it follow? Star of the film is definitely "Billy Butcherson" - or his disembodied head, and a lively reversion of Blondie's "One Way or Another" gets the toes tapping away nicely too. This is an enjoyable family film that does what it sets out to do - entertain all in a gently, engaging and entirely forgettable fashion.