Say his name three times and everyone drinks. The movie hands you the mechanic — you just have to survive it.
Most movie drinking games have to invent their rules, but Beetlejuice comes with a legendary built-in mechanic: say the name three times and chaos breaks loose. Here, the room drinks whenever the name is spoken three times in a row. Add sandworms, ghost transformations, the Handbook for the Recently Deceased, and the iconic dinner scene, and you have the ultimate Halloween party game.
Start the movie and strictly warn everyone about the 'Beetlejuice' name rule before hitting play — someone in the room WILL fall for it within the first ten minutes.
If any player says 'Beetlejuice' out loud, they instantly take 1 sip for slip-up. (You do NOT drink for the movie saying it alone).
If the name is said 3 times in a row anywhere (e.g. 1x in the movie and a player adds 2x), he is summoned and EVERYONE DRINKS!
Take a sip whenever a giant Sandworm appears on screen.
Take a sip whenever the 'Handbook for the Recently Deceased' is shown or opened.
Take a sip whenever Lydia takes a creepy photograph.
Take two sips whenever a ghost changes shape, contorts its body, or removes part of its own head.
Take two sips the first time Beetlejuice appears in his signature black-and-white striped suit.
Finish your drink during the legendary 'Day-O (The Banana Boat Song)' dinner party dance scene!
If a player deliberately says 'Beetlejuice' three times just to punish the room, they must take a double penalty drink themselves.
Take a sip every time a black-and-white striped object or outfit appears on screen. Simple, relentless, and much faster!
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