and that extends to Beetlejuice's persistent desire to marry Lydia. The sequel took 36 years to make, and it was certainly worth the wait as Michael Keaton's titular character is defeated again at ...

Delia and teen Lydia had a passive-aggressive feud throughout the original movie, with Catherine O’Hara’s character finally getting payback for that teenage angst in Beetlejuice 2. When the ...

I totally want them [Beetlejuice and Lydia] to be truly together! It’s [makes a gesture indicating “crazy”] I know, but…” Winona Ryder (Lydia Deetz) & Michael Keaton (Betelgeuse ...

The sequel gets its own larger-than-life musical number near its finale, with Beetlejuice and the Deetz women performing a lively rendition of Richard Harris’ “Macarthur Park” at Lydia’s ...

The new “Beetlejuice” is a ghost of its former self. Michael Keaton’s title trickster demon possessed our pop-culture hearts 36 years ago, blasting director Tim Burton’s utterly gonzo ...

Will Beetlejuice finally marry Lydia? Or will Astrid prove to be the rotten apple of his eye this time? And why is the Ghost With the Most so cared of Monica Belluci’s spooky specter?

Beetlejuice is back, obviously – original recipe plus his pint-sized hellspawn – and so is Lydia Deetz (Winona Ryder), the teen goth girl Beetlejuice haunted back in the day. Decades later ...

KEATON: (As Beetlejuice) Really? Is this a figment of your imagination? MONDELLO: The story more or less follows the old one. The Deetz family still owns that haunted house on a hill. Lydia Deetz ...