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monster123 10-19-2008 11:19 AM
Kid horror movies
 
I wanna watch a movie with my daughter and cousin but i dont know what to look for my daughters 5 and cousins 10. Does anyone know some good kiddie halloween movies kinda like Monster House

urgeok2 10-19-2008 01:59 PM
there's a bunch of Goosebump movies - i keep seeing them at wal-mart.

there's also the Tim Burton ones ... corpse bride and nightmare before xmas

the scooby-doo live action movies ...


i'm sure i'll think of a ton more

ChronoGrl 10-19-2008 02:18 PM
The Witches is pretty classic...

urgeok2 10-19-2008 02:41 PM
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Originally Posted by ChronoGrl (Post 744954)
The Witches is pretty classic...
yeah - it's a cool one too..

a little dark for the younger kid maybe...

monster123 10-19-2008 02:56 PM
The witches was on today i watched it for a while it was pretty good. I enjoyed goosebumps as a kid i showed her the mask one but she was pretty scared that was when she was younger she tells me now shes not afraid of anything haha.

ChronoGrl 10-19-2008 02:58 PM
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Originally Posted by urgeok2 (Post 744962)
yeah - it's a cool one too..

a little dark for the younger kid maybe...
True... I was worried about that...

How about It's the Great Pumpkin, Charlie Brown... The Great Pumpkin is pretty spectacular.

Disney's Halloween Treat was a favorite of mine when I was little.

urgeok2 10-19-2008 03:10 PM
my kid just turned 8 ... but he's starting to like the more adult stuff..


he loves the aliens and the predators ... things like that.

he watched Cloverfield and told me 'that wasnt scary'
what his tone really said was : 'that wasnt scary, asshole' because it actually made my heart beat a mile a minute in the theatre and was worried about him seeing it ... kids ..


it all depends on the individual kid i guess ... i could make a lot of recomendations based on my kid .. but not too sure about the 2 kids in question

monster123 10-19-2008 03:18 PM
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Originally Posted by urgeok2 (Post 744981)
my kid just turned 8 ... but he's starting to like the more adult stuff..


he loves the aliens and the predators ... things like that.

he watched Cloverfield and told me 'that wasnt scary'
what his tone really said was : 'that wasnt scary, asshole' because it actually made my heart beat a mile a minute in the theatre and was worried about him seeing it ... kids ..


it all depends on the individual kid i guess ... i could make a lot of recomendations based on my kid .. but not too sure about the 2 kids in question
That was cute about what you said your boy really felt haha.

April my girl is into computer animated movies. We watched Monster House then Casper she told me Casper was lame and she just loves M.H. Carly likes scarier movies shes actually not excited about watching a movie that April likes because shes so much younger. Im trying to find a movie thats somewhat scary somewhat kiddie.

urgeok2 10-19-2008 05:40 PM
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Originally Posted by monster123 (Post 744988)
That was cute about what you said your boy really felt haha.

April my girl is into computer animated movies. We watched Monster House then Casper she told me Casper was lame and she just loves M.H. Carly likes scarier movies shes actually not excited about watching a movie that April likes because shes so much younger. Im trying to find a movie thats somewhat scary somewhat kiddie.
The Monster Squad is kind of fun ..

only problem i had with is is that a vampire calls a little girl a 'bitch' near the end ... which was the only thing that didnt fit into the film .. otherwise its a lot of fun for the kids

neverending 10-19-2008 06:05 PM
How about The Mad Monster Party?


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