Trying to find good Halloween movies for the kids are entertaining and not nightmare inducing can suck the fun out of the holiday. Here's a list of movie ideas to entertain the young and young at heart!
The Absolute Best Halloween Movies That The Kids Can't Fight About!
#1 The Addams Family
They're creepy and they're cooky! The Addams family and it's sequel is good for older children as well as bring back some memories for their parents.
#2 The Corpse Bride
Tim Burton's movies are always amazingly done, The Corpse Bride is no exception. Don't overlook his other films, though. Edward Scissorhands and Frankenweenie are also great family films for Halloween.
#3 Hotel Transylvania
The new kids on the Halloween movie block, Hotel Transylvania and it's sequel are amazing fun for kids and their parents.
#4 The Nightmare Before Christmas
This is THE modern day masterpiece for young Halloweeners. It's fun for all ages.
#5 Coraline
Based on the kid's horror story, Coraline can be a little bit creepy without being over the top.
#6 It's the Great Pumpkin, Charlie Brown
It's half a century old. Do you really want your kids to miss this one?
#7 Hocus Pocus
For the older kids, Hocus Pocus is a great start into the slightly more mature horror movies while maintaining a light-hearted nature.
#8 Casper
Christine Rici and Casper truly made a special ghost story come to life.
#9 Halloweentown
Disney started this trilogy off to a strong start and a better finish. Don't worry. The sequels are better than the first.
#10 Gremlins
Older children will love this movie. Make sure that your children are ready for antics and some jump scares, though.
#11 Monster House
There's that one house in every town that scares the kids and this is one of the best movies for the family to enjoy.
#12 Paranorman
Your more adventurous children will find this one hilarious.
#13 Monsters Inc
For your younger crowd or a mixed age range, Monsters Inc hits the Goldilocks Zone. It's just right for everyone.
#14 Goosebumps
Ready to reminisce about the old book series that you used to read while sharing time with your kids?
