Beetlejuice Resources

Warner Brothers' official Beetlejuice page. There's not much to it, but it's a place to start.

If you want a really deep dive, check out the Beetlejuice Wiki with detailed articles written by fans of the film.

And you can always find any Beetlejuice news at Tim Burton's official website, too.

This cartoon ran from 1989 to 1991 and centered on Lydia's adventures with her pal Betelgeuse. Sometimes you've gotta make compromises for the kids.

The show is no more, but if you visited Universal Studios prior to 2016, you could see Betelgeuse rocking out with some of his undead pals in this ghoulish variety show.

He may be an Oscar-nominated actor today, but back in the 1980s, Michael Keaton didn't really get Tim Burton's whole Betelgeuse deal.

Winona Ryder says it will be so. All she has to do is say his name three times…

Clothes make the man—or woman, or ghoul.

Some people felt that the late great film critic Roger Ebert missed the point of the movie in his Beetlejuice review. The first half got a thumbs up; when the title character shows up, the thumbs went down.

That's what Rolling Stone called the film. They chatted with the director and stars to figure out how on earth this film came to be.

Maybe. If you live in Manhattan.

The original 1988 trailer featuring the Ghost with the Most.

Check out these vintage interviews with a young Alec Baldwin and Jeffrey Jones on the set of Beetlejuice.

Watch Beetlejuice score an Oscar for Best Makeup. That's 17 years before Martin Scorsese won his own statute, for those keeping track at home.

See all the work that goes into turning an actor into Betelgeuse. Spoiler alert: it's a lot.

Enjoy the zany, yet creepy sounds of Danny Elfman and Harry Belafonte.

The original film poster featuring the everyone's favorite ghoul.

The whole group poses in front of Dante's Inferno Room.

All the characters from the cartoon version of Beetlejuice.

In case you were considering a Beetlejuice tattoo. Might we suggest getting this on your back?

Creepy sandworms lurk around every corner in this dark fan-created design.

Lydia celebrates an A on the math test while Betelgeuse looks on.

The Maitlands aren't looking so good.

What might a possible Beetlejuice sequel look like? Maybe like this fan-produced movie poster? We kind of dig it.