Top 8 Halloween Movies For The Entire Family

 


October is one of the best times to introduce your family to some creepy-crawly entertainment. If you are looking for movies with ghastly ghouls, eerie monsters, and wicked witches we have the perfect selection of movies on our list. Fun for the whole family, we have curated the perfect selection of scary movies to satisfy all ranging from friendly ghosts to heart-pumping scares.

We have arranged this list in increasing levels of scary, so scroll down with courage 

Hotel Transylvania (2012)

Drama and hilarity ensue when a human discovers Dracula's faraway resort for monsters and other mythical creatures. The movie is from the point of view of the monsters, even fiends can be friends. And, if your kids love this movie, there are two sequels that follow it.

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The Addams Family (2019)

Think your family is weird? Probably not as weird as the Addams Family! They're creepy and they're kooky, but they're also full of love and fun. This animated version of Addams clan reminds you that it’s always best to be yourself.

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Halloweentown (2014)

For the love of all things Halloween, the witchy night should be shared with all! Follow Marnie Piper and her family into a world of spooky goodness. Feel nostalgic with your family, and travel to Halloweentown.

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      Corpse Bride (2005)

This Oscar-nominated stop-motion film explores what happens when you accidentally marry a ghost. This Tim Burton film is beautiful and eerie. Let the melodies carry you and follow the adventure.

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       Monster House (2006)

A chilling house few dare to go to intrigues three youngsters who enter the haunted space and meet the monster within. Sometimes, adventure brings dastardly trouble, but having good friends will help you get through it.

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      Beetlejuice (1988)

Share a classic with your friends and family! Are you a ghost who has unwanted tenants wreaking havoc on your old home? Just say Beetlejuice three times, and he will take care of all your pesky problems for you. Join stars like Winona Ryder for a comic and scary film.

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      Coraline (2009)

Adapted from a 2002 graphic novel, this sinister masterpiece whisks you away to a parallel world of a perfect Other-Mother, mango smoothies, and wonders galore. Cover your eyes, and do not fall for any tricks. Coraline is the perfect movie for kids seeking a little bit of danger in their storylines.


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Scary Stories to Tell in the Dark (2019)

This movie is for older kids who are ready for a little more terror, or young-at-heart adults. Based on a series of books that leave children hiding under their covers, this movie follows the story of a group of kids investigating various local legends. This dark tale is not for the faint of heart but is praised by critics and audiences alike.


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