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Of course, it doesn't have to be on Halloween night, but if you're bored one day and you want to celebrate one of the best holidays, here's your chance!

Feel free to give suggestions as well; I'll be updating this list with them!


Funny/Family Films
The Halloweentown Movies
The Nightmare Before Christmas
Hocus Pocus
Edward Scissorhands
Corpse Bride
Coraline
Casper
Beetlejuice
The Addams Family
Ghostbusters
The Harry Potter series
Twitches
Frankenweenie



Horror Films/More Adult Films
The Conjuring
The Possession
The Cabin In The Woods
Repo! The Genetic Opera
Rocky Horror Picture Show
Frozen
The Purge
Hansel and Gretel: Witch Hunters
Stephen King's IT
The Shining
Sweeney Todd
Sleepy Hallow





That's all I have so far! All are pretty good movies, so if you're in the mood, pop it in the DVR, open Netflix, or search online to watch it. Please do suggest any good ones if you can think of them! ♥

My gosh, you've got all of my original suggestions! (You have good taste, my friend.)
Well, how about the Goosebumps shows, or ParaNorman? Even an old cheesy zombie movie works.

Ooh! Good suggestions! I didn't think of any zombie movies, shame on me.

Thanks! If it were TV shows, too, I would suggest one of the Phineas and Ferb Halloween specials. They're really funny and spooky at the same time.

Sinister did get me holding on to my seat for a bit (as well as constantly slapping the arm of my friend).

Ones I really recommend (except for the last one, only if you like cheesy horror)

Halloween
Nightmare on Elm Street
An American Werewolf in London <3
The original Evil Dead trilogy
Re-animator
The Thing (1982)
They Live
Anaconda

But yeah, I really recommend those ones.

The three scariest films of all time. A time honored Halloween tradition:

3. The Exorcist

2. The Thing

1. The Shining


I actually saw Stephen King's miniseries adaption of 'The Shining' not long ago. He made it because he (somehow) hates the Kubrick masterpiece. It's weird how terrible it was though. I consider King the master of horror, yet this was completely void of horror. Four and a half hours of bore. Miniseries not recommended!

Sweeney Todd and Hocus Pocus have been my tradition ever since they came out, not respectively. :P

A few years ago, my mom said that I NEED to see Rocky Horror Picture Show. I think she forgot the rather mature concept of the movie. Good thing she didn't show it to little 8-year-old me!

Anyway, I'm in the middle of watching The Addams Family for the first time! I think I'm going to be Wednesday for Halloween!

Fright Night
Scream 1 and 2
It's The Great Pumpkin, Charlie Brown (tradition)
Young Frankenstein
Creepshow
Night of the Living Dead
From Dusk Til Dawn
The Fly
Poltergeist
The Frighteners

For horror, definitely The Ring. Loved it.

Shaun of the dead, thats all i got to say

Jack

I assume Frozen is different from the Disney one? XD

Anyway, I'd like to add Van Helsing to the list.

Being a fan of both the original 'Psycho' (1960) as well as the shot-for-shot remake from 1998, it was pretty cool to find out that one of my favorite directors Steven Soderbergh had done a weird experiment with it.

Seeing as both films are completely identical, save for one of them having color and different actors, he decided to edit both of them together. It's actually a pretty interesting watch:

http://extension765.com/sdr/15-psychos