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10 Non-Horror Halloween Movies for Those Who Don’t Like Scary Films
If you’re not a fan of horror movies but still want to enjoy the Halloween season, there are plenty of films that offer a mix of spooky, funny, and family-friendly themes. Here’s a list of 10 Halloween movies that are perfect for those who prefer a lighter, less terrifying cinematic experience:
- Hocus Pocus (1993) – Follow the misadventures of three witch sisters resurrected on Halloween night as they wreak havoc on a small town. This cult classic offers a perfect blend of comedy and mild spookiness.
- The Nightmare Before Christmas (1993) – Join Jack Skellington, the Pumpkin King, as he stumbles into Christmas Town, creating a whimsical and visually stunning holiday crossover.
- Casper (1995) – The friendly ghost Casper and his ghostly uncles star in this heartwarming film that combines a bit of humor with the ghostly theme.
- Monster House (2006) – This animated film is a thrilling adventure where three kids uncover the secrets of the creepy house across the street, which turns out to be a living, breathing monster.
- ParaNorman (2012) – Follow Norman, a young boy who can speak to the dead, as he attempts to save his town from a zombie uprising in this stop-motion animated gem.
- Corpse Bride (2005) – Tim Burton’s animated tale of love, death, and the afterlife features stunning visuals and a captivating storyline about a young man accidentally proposing to a deceased bride.
- Hotel Transylvania (2012) – Check in at Dracula’s lavish resort for monsters, where his world gets turned upside down when a human visitor stumbles in. A family-friendly comedy with a heartwarming message.
- Addams Family Values (1993) – The spooky, kooky, and altogether ooky Addams family returns in this sequel. Watch as Gomez and Morticia Addams send their children to a summer camp, leading to hilarious results.
- Beetlejuice (1988) – Tim Burton’s iconic ghostly comedy features a newly deceased couple who call on the chaotic “bio-exorcist” Beetlejuice to help them haunt the new residents of their home.
- The Corpse of Anna Fritz (2015) – While not a horror film, “The Corpse of Anna Fritz” is a dark, Spanish-language thriller that delves into themes of morality and consequence. It’s a bit more intense but not truly a horror film.
These Halloween movies offer a delightful mix of whimsy, humor, and light scares, making them perfect for those who prefer to keep their Halloween viewing experience on the milder side.
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