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I gave this sequel a second chance and watched it again last night. But it still leaves me with this obsessively disappointed feeling. There was so much potential here, but the writing and story was just not good. It goes in too many pointless directions and the new main characters are extremely undeveloped. Worst of all, it misrepresents the 3 witches, playing the audience to have sympathy for child murderers. People who loved the first movie liked their attitudes and schtick, but fully understood they were evil. I found how the writer Jen D'angelo is totally sticking her head in the sand pretending everybody loved it. She said she's a fan of the original but it's apparent she didn't see it for what it was. I thought maybe someone could re-edit the movie to do it justice. I searched and searched for fan-made fixes. There are a bunch of changed storylines out there that maybe could be brought to life. I also read that the same writer is working on Hocus Pocus 3. I'm very disappointed a team of willfully ignorant Hollywood fakers have taken this franchise and twisted it into this mess.

I started watching the 3rd episode and the way the murderer killed the guy in the tub by holding his legs is ridiculous. Does this young althetic man have no ab strength to do a simple situp to save his life or have the writers not considered that human arms can push as well as pull? Then not a few minutes later the supposed "160 IQ" woman says that tea lights burn longer than 4 hours. Wrong! Terrible writing, an insult to viewers. I'll be sure to change the channel before this show starts again.

Season 1 had maybe a bit too much cringe or one dimensional characters, but I really liked season 2! Especially when they show a different side of Regan's dad. (His reason for Project Reboot) It reminds me more of Futurama or the Simpsons than Rick and Morty because I think it has potential for a big world of characters and heart behind the humor. I hope it continues for a long time because using secret societies to make commentary on current events could go on forever. Also who on the creative team is from Wisconsin? Lots of references and the Incognito building looks just like the Milwaukee War Memorial.