13 Lost HALLOWEEN Rituals of the 60s - 70s: Do You Remember?

Описание: If you remember the genuine magic of Halloween classroom parties, the sweet scent of popcorn balls, and the silent agony of a Woolworth's plastic mask, then you remember when Halloween was a yearly ritual and not just an event.
In this video, we take a nostalgic journey back to the 1960s and 70s to explore 13 perfect Halloween rituals that have vanished completely.
We’ll revisit:
• The mandatory tradition of rushing home to watch The Great Pumpkin (before streaming).
• The sticky-fingered joy of the Halloween Classroom Party and those iconic orange cupcakes.
• The unforgettable smell of burning leaves and chimney smoke on the porch.
• The agony and ecstasy of wearing a hard plastic mask from Woolworth's that never fit right.
• The universal pain of the annual "Candy Tax" imposed by your parents after Trick-or-Treat Night.
• The glorious status symbol of the McDonald's Halloween pails (McPunkin, McBoo).
This is a look at the simple pleasures we lost when the world sped up.
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