Iconic Movies Filmed at Templeton

By Phoenix Nguyen

Have you ever caught a glimpse of Templeton in the background while immersed in a movie marathon, questioning your sanity amid all the studying? Well, you might not be going crazy! Those scenes might actually be shot at our beloved school! Below is a list of films that feature the school.


The Chilling Adventures of Sabrina

If you've ever been captivated by the story of the teenage witch dwelling in the haunted Spellman Sisters Mortuary residence, striving to balance the complexities of her dual identity—half mortal, half witch—while combating the evil forces endangering her town, then you might find familiarity in Baxter High gym’s images. 


Totally Killer

Coming up next is a recent time-travel teen slasher comedy for the spooky season that follows Jamie (Kiernan Shipka from "The Chilling Adventures of Sabrina") as her mother falls victim to a series of murders connected to a dark chapter from thirty years ago. Beyond the time-travel element, "Totally Killer" boldly acknowledges its inspiration from the arguably best trilogy of all time - Back To The Future. Take a glance at the photo – can you honestly say you've never seen that before?


The Vampire Diaries (Pilot)

Finally on our list is for our vampire show fans - The Vampire Diaries! Join Elena Gilbert as she navigates life four months after a devastating car accident that took her parents. And, by the way, I'm pretty sure I've strolled past this hallway in the picture before trying to make it to class on time.


It's important to note that these are not the only movies filmed at Templeton. So stay tuned for our next issue to stay informed about Templeton's cinematic history.

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