29 Easy Treat Recipes for Halloween Movie Nights

If you’re watching Nightmare Before Christmas with the kids for Halloween try this tie dye cake designed like Sally’s dress. This is a super fun layer cake recipe that everyone will love.

These easy Nightmare Before Christmas Jack Skellington brownies are an easy Halloween movie night good idea. All you need is box brownie mix and a few other common ingredients.

All you need is White Fudge Ding Dongs, store-bought frosting, and some easy piping techniques! This Halloween treat recipe is so delicious and fun.

Rice Krispies are one of the simplest snacks to decorate like Jack Skelington. You can even skip the work and get some pre-made ones from the store.

Once the kids fall asleep the adults can have a little Halloween movie treat of their own! White jello shots are versatile and perfect for adding a spooky, Jack Skelington flair to your night.

If Jello isn’t your thing consider making the Oogie Boogie Halloween Punch instead! It has Kinky Apple liquor, melon liqueur, sugar, black dye, and lemon sparkling water.

One more Jack cocktail for the grown ups, this drink has a base of white chocolate liqueur and your favorite vodka. It’s fun, tasty, and a great way to wind down the night.

If you want a drink the whole family can have try the Jack Skellington hot cocoa bomb. It will become your new favorite indulgence. All you need is to pop in the movie to go along with this fun snack!

If you’re watching Hocus Pocus for your Halloween movie night this is the perfect drink to have with your snacks. It’s a super fun and creative ice cream sherbet float!

This orange Hocus Pocus Punch is an easy 3 ingredient drink for kids. Plus it’s perfect to make while watching the new movie Hocus Pocus 2!

This Halloween drink recipe is based off of the classic Sanderson witches’ brew, but with a modern twist. This one’s definitely for grownups so wait until the kids go to bed!

Another adult only Halloween movie night recipe - this cocktail is made with gin and Blue Curacao. The creepy colors come from the butterfly pea flower tea. Just add a splash of club soda and lemon juice!

Back to easy Halloween movie night snacks, this little treat is so much fun! You can easily frost the tops like the sisters’ hair styles.

Hocus Pocus marshmallow treats are great because they take 10 minutes to put the marshmallows on the sticks and melt the chocolate candy melts. It's super kid-friendly and they can help.

Witches Cookies are rich, chewy, chocolatey and topped with M&Ms. The neon green frosting inside creates an ooey gooey filling just like potion.

These cute and easy no bake Halloween black cat cookies are perfect for a Hocus Pocus movie night, Halloween party, or classroom treat!

Delicious fudgy brownie bites with sugary frosting decorated to look like witches potion is the perfect Halloween treat for watching scary flicks! They’re super tasty too so make enough that everyone can have seconds.

These are the perfect Halloween movie night snack if you’re watching Hocus Pocus! You get Thackery Binx, the spell book, the Black Flame Candle, a bubbling cauldron, and the witches’ rides!

You will love these delightful Midnight Margaritas that are inspired by one of our all-time favorite Halloween movies, Practical Magic! Conjure up some scary spirits, grab your vacuum, put the lime in the coconut, and whip up some of these yummy margs after the kids go to bed.

You will love this peach and cherry margarita because it’s not the typical overly sweet lime flavored concoction. It's also the best skinnied up and gluten free version of Practical Magics’ midnight margaritas.

If the kids love Mickey Mouse and Jack Skelington then these are definitely the Halloween movie night snack for you! The ears are made from fondant which you can buy premade to make the process easier.

When considering all the Disney villains, Maleficent is probably the most wicked one! I love the dark side of Disney and it’s super fun for Halloween.

The dark side is spooky enough for Halloween movie night if I do say so myself. If you’re watching Star Wars make these cute Yoda cookies.

Now we’re getting to my FAVORITE spooky treat recipes - slasher films! These Friday the 13th Jason Mask Cupcakes have little masks you can make out of fondant. They’re vanilla with vanilla frosting.

These JASON Mask cupcakes are chocolate instead of vanilla and the masks are bigger - which I think is pretty cool! So if you prefer chocolate and think bigger is better this recipe is for you.

It was the first grown up scary movie I ever saw (the original) when I was a little kid in the 90s! I was terrified of drains for years afterwards but it was totally worth it. So if your kids are a bit older and they love slasher films make these Pennywise cupcakes and stream the remake!

Have you heard about the latest horror film from Blumhouse? The trailer itself scared me senseless! If you want to stream a truly scary movie try these bloody brain cupcakes.

Good old Goosebumps have been around since I was a kid. I used to read those books cover to cover. They’re the perfect spooky movie that’s age appropriate for younger kids. Plus you can make this ghoulish goosebumps popcorn that is sure to be a hit!

I do believe Harry Potter can qualify for Halloween movie night, especially the last 2 or 3 movies! This recipe is easy to make for grown ups or kids!