Horror movies are regularly shown on TV throughout October, especially newer R-rated movies like hell screamer, Terror 2And Halloween is over In theaters and on demand. But for some families, the idea of endless violence or overwhelming fear is unappealing or inappropriate to watch in a family because of young children.
from timeless classics like The Adventures of Ichabod until 2015 goosebumpsThese 10 movies are not only rated G or PG but also topped Rotten Tomatoes, ensuring that family members of all ages will love them.
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Goosebumps (PG) – 78%
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Over 100 books to choose from, a movie based on RL Stine goosebumps There is enough material to develop a live book-to-movie adaptation for children.
Instead, led by Jack Black’s raucous performance as RL Stine, the film chooses to incorporate the beloved book series into the main plot, bringing their characters into the real world of the film. , like the cabin in the woods for children. While not too scary, there should still be enough humor and twists to keep the whole family entertained.
Beetroot juice (PG) – 85%
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Classic Heart Burton beetle water The mix of scares and humor, often taking place in the same scene, will be a staple for families throughout October.
One of Tim Burton’s first films, this one showcases all the quirks and tricks he’s used to thrill and amuse audiences over the years. Before mentioning Michael Keaton’s iconic performance in the lead role, he created a memorable cinematic character in less than 15 minutes on screen.
Haunted (PG) – 87%
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Directed by Texas chainsaw massacre Co-written with horror master Tobey Hopper, Steven Spielberg, haunted Originally rated R by the MPAA, it was successfully appealed to PG.
Although more family-friendly, haunted Remembered by generations for its effective scares, it is still considered one of the best modern horror films of all time. Filled with iconic lines and memorable scenes, the film still pushes the boundaries of home movies even more than 40 years after its release.
Frankenstein (PG) – 88%
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Adapted from Tim Burton’s first short film (which itself is related to Frankenstein) Frankenstein It tells the story of a boy named Victor who just wants to bring his beloved dog Sparky back from the dead.
executed in the same stop motion animation as Nightmare before ChristmasThe movie makes the most of its 90-minute run to tell a quirky story that connects every member of the pet-loving family.
ParaNorman (PG) – 89%
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exist normal personNorman is a young man who has the ability to talk to the dead and prefers their company to the living. Though the townspeople do not believe in his abilities, he becomes their only hope when a witch’s curse causes zombies to threaten the town and everyone in it.
Focusing more on bold storytelling, the film still succeeds with families thanks to its ability to appeal to all ages without scaring younger audiences too much.
Wallace & Gromit: Vampire’s Curse (G) – 89%
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Classic expansion Wallace and Gromit short, Curse of the Rabbit The two race to find a cure for Wallace, who has become a fearsome human rabbit, before the townspeople of Tottington Hall capture him.
Curse of the Rabbit Critically acclaimed for its stop-motion animation, fun for all ages, and plenty of homage to classic monster movies, the film even won an Academy Award of the year. 2005 for Best Animated Feature.
Coral (PG) – 90%
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Based on the novel by author Neil Gaiman, Coral Follow little Coraline as she discovers a parallel universe where her workaholic parents seem more caring but also scarier. It becomes clear that Coraline must find a way back to her universe while saving her parents.
beautiful landscape, Coral Still considered one of the scariest animated children’s horror movies of all time thanks to its unique cartoon style featuring the vocals of Dakota Fanning and Teri Hatcher and the dark, lifeless buttonhole in the film. doppelgänger. climb.
The Adventures of Ichabod (G) – 94%
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One of the first Disney movies, The Adventures of Ichabod and Mr. Toad First released as an anthology film in 1949, it was split into separate home videotapes. Storytelling Washington Irving empty sleepyAlthough it is more than 70 years old, the animation is still very beautiful.
While younger family members may find it a bit slower than modern movies, the animation, Don Ray and Gene DePaul’s excellent scores, as well as Bing Crosby’s narration and voiceovers making this a must-see for those looking to mingle. at least once in the spirit of Halloween.
The Nightmare Before Christmas (PG) – 95%
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Whether you watch it on Halloween or Christmas, you won’t be confused with the slow-motion tale of the Pumpkin King Jack Skellington.
What started out as a cult classic has grown into one of the most beloved family films of all time, with haunting music from composer Danny Elfman (who also features Jack) and Thanks to the manufacturers. Appreciated for the style of Tim Burton, who devised the original story. I think it would be too scary for kids. Nightmare before Christmas Since then, it has become one of Disney’s biggest Halloween hits.
Cocoa (PG) – 97%
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Technically, cocoa It’s a movie about Día de los Muertos on November 1st, but what better way to end October with a film rich in animation and vivid depiction of the afterlife?
Featuring unforgettable songs and vocal performances by Anthony Garcia, Gael Garcia Bernal, Benjamin Bratt, etc. cocoa Still the pinnacle of Pixar achievement and an essential part of any family’s Halloween viewing experience.