Halloweentown High

Marnie Piper is starting a new school year, but this time she wants to bring a group of Halloweentown teenagers with her into the mortal world, enrolling them at her high school as a first step toward opening the two worlds to each other. She wagers her family's magic on the exchange succeeding. The plan draws opposition from those who want Halloweentown to stay hidden, and it also attracts the Knight of the Iron Dagger, a villain set on wiping out everything magical. Marnie, her new classmates and her family have to protect the school and both worlds.

Mark A.Z. Dippé directed this 2004 television film, which followed Pixel Perfect the same year and came between it and Frankenfish in his filmography. Kimberly J. Brown returns as Marnie, with Debbie Reynolds as Aggie Cromwell, Judith Hoag as Gwen and Joey Zimmerman and Emily Roeske as her siblings. Finn Wittrock appears as Cody among a credited cast of 27. Don Schain produced the 82-minute fantasy comedy, made in the United States by Reel FX Creative Studios.

On IMDb the film holds a rating of 6 out of 10 from roughly 9,600 votes, while on TMDB it stands at 6.5 out of 10 from 334 votes. The two audiences are close in their assessment, with the IMDb sample much larger and slightly less generous than the smaller TMDB group.