The sequel to Tim Burton's 1988 classic, titled 'Beetlejuice Beetlejuice', has reignited interest in the small town of East Corinth, Vermont, which served as a filming location for both the original and the sequel. Filming involved significant construction, including rebuilding iconic locations like the Deetz house and a covered bridge, which attracted crowds of locals eager to witness the production. Despite some disappointment over the dismantled ghost house and storefronts, the town is seeing a surge in tourism, with residents expressing excitement about the film's return to their community. The sequel features returning cast members, including Winona Ryder, and explores new storylines while maintaining ties to the original's haunting charm. Fans are encouraged to visit East Corinth and other filming sites in Vermont and Massachusetts this fall for a taste of the film's atmosphere. The town's transformation into a trendy location is evident, with new establishments like vintage clothing stores and coffee shops enhancing its appeal.