how it’s a bit odd that the day isn’t observed as a holiday, considering a prediction made in the very beginning of the first book. “It’s even more interesting considering that when Dumbledore and McGonagall initially drop Harry off at the Dursleys’ house all those years ago, McGonagall says: ‘This boy will be famous, a legend. I wouldn’t be surprised if today was known as Harry Potter day in future,’ ” rem_elo explains. “So the fact that just 10 years on, the whole Wizarding World has seemingly forgotten about marking the day on which Lord Voldemort was defeated, despite the fact that it ended the war and that we see in the first few chapters ofPhilosopher’s Stone This atypical fairy tale centers around a strange, almost-human man brought to life by an inventor who died before he could give his creation a pair of hands. For years, Edward lives alone in his creator’s dark, abandoned home. That is, until a nice Avon sales lady invites him to move in with her suburban family.StreamEdward Scissorhands onHuluRent onAmazon Prime VideoorYouTubefor $3.99.19.The Craft(1996)PHOTO: COURTESY OF COLUMBIA PICTURESPossibly our favorite movie on this list,The Craft is this summer's ultimate antihero movie, which means the bad guys will be the ones to save the day. In the film, a top secret government organization led by Amanda Waller (Viola Davis) recruits a gang of supervillains from a prison — and the upcoming film's newest trailer, which premiered on Wednesday (July 20) at this year's Comic-Con in San Diego, lets us in on what that looks like. (which noted that the SDS was “left-leaning but non-communist”), the group picketed the White House and prepared a petition to present to Congress to stop the war.Want more fromTeen Vogue? Check this out: