There Are So! Many! Disney Channel Halloween Movies To Watch

In the first ever Disney Channel Halloween movie, three twelve-year-olds get mixed up with a 3,000-year-old mummy, and chaos, laughter, and romance (yes, you read that correctly) ensue. It turns out the mummy is desperate to be reunited with his long lost love, and who better to help him than three adolescents?

This one isn't technically a Halloween movie, but it's definitely scary enough to be included. Thirteen-year-old Ben wins a house totally run by a computer system called "PAT" in what seems like the ultimate dream come true, but things go awry when the PAT tries to control his family members' lives. You might want to unplug Alexa while you watch.

The first ever PG-rated Disney Channel movie, Don't Look Under the Bed tells the story of what happens when someone who doesn't believe in the supernatural discovers the bogeyman under her bed. I won't judge if you look under your bed after watching.

The Hansen kids hatch a plot to get their mom on a date so they can go out on Halloween, but when they discover they accidentally fixed their mom up with a vampire, the kids drop their plans to try to save their mom from becoming one of the undead. Plus, Caroline Rhea of Sabrina The Teenage Witch and Charles Shaughnessy of The Nanny play the mom and the vampire, so you can totally relive your 90s glory days.

When major mayhem takes over at a movie theater on the night of a big premiere, three kids are forced to become detectives in this spooky whodunnit. It's a race against time as the kids try to figure out who's causing all the problems before the entire movie theater staff disappears.

Marnie and Grandma Cromwell (queen Debbie Reynolds) are back to save Halloweentown again in this sequel that's almost as good as the original. Kalabar's got a plan to turn everyone into whatever they're dressed up as for Halloween using a magic spell book he stole, and it's up to the Cromwells to get the book back before it's too late.

Again, not a Halloween movie, but it's definitely scary. Lindsay Lohan stars as Lexy, an amateur journalist turned sleuth when one of her teachers goes missing immediately after she writes an article about him in the school paper. There's missing money, a team of teen detectives using hidden cameras, and budding romance. I'll be watching on repeat.

Two kids are tormented by the ghosts haunting their town, and the only way to stop it is to help the ghosts with their unfinished business on earth.

That's right: there's a THIRD Halloweentown movie! Buckle up to see Marnie and the gang take on high school — with the fun of an exchange program between the mortal world and Halloweentown.

Aly Michalka, of Aly and AJ, plays a gameshow producer who thinks she finally discovered someone who can really do magic. Think of it as Now You See Me for kids.

Long lost twins, undiscovered magical powers, a realm in peril because of supernatural "darkness," and Tia and Tamera Mowry. There's truly nothing more you could want from a Halloween movie. I watched it last week, and I'm already ready for a repeat.

In the fourth installment of the most epic Halloween series ever, Marnie (recast as Sara Paxton) has just started college at Witch University to complete her training, but things aren't as magical as she imagines them to be when she makes three powerful enemies on her first day of school.

Tia and Tamera are back and so is the darkness that threatens to destroy their world in this sequel, and it's up to the Twitches to save the day. Again. Their powers are stronger than ever, but will it be enough to defeat the darkness?