Kendall Beebe
The screams and scares of Halloween do not only have to be heard at haunted houses or while trick-or-treating. For those wanting to have a chill night in and bask in the culture of spooky season from the comfort of their own couch, we have you covered.
Spend a night in for Halloween by lighting your candy corn candles, popping some popcorn and putting on one (or all) of these menacing movies.
Hocus Pocus 2
The story of the Sanderson Sisters comes BACK to life in this family-approved movie of mischief. After two young women accidentally bring back the Sanderson Sisters to modern day Salem, they must figure out how to defeat the witchy trio.
It’s The Great Pumpkin, Charlie Brown
We’re doomed if we missed this wholesome and wacky movie about the beloved Peanuts character Charlie Brown and his friends. Watch how Charlie, Snoopy, Sally, Lucy, Linus and more create their costumes, trick-or-treat and stake out for the mysterious Great Pumpkin.
Coraline
Everything is not always what it seems. That’s what Coraline finds out after traveling to an alternate universe where “Other Mother” and “Other Dad” seem better in every way. Coraline must find her parents and the souls of three lost children in order to return home – or she must stay in the “Other World” – forever!
A Quiet Place
SHH! Don’t make a peep otherwise the creepy creatures from out of this world will hunt you down. At least that’s what the Abbott family must live with after sound hating aliens have taken over. Their oldest child is deaf and they use their ability to communicate through sign language to help them. Their greatest strength is the love they have for each other.
Halloween Ends
The final movie of the classic Halloween franchise brings two iconic figures back together for one last time. Laurie Strode, played by Jamie Lee Curtis, tries to overcome a lifetime of fear until she is faced yet again with her past.
The Craft
A story of four unpopular high school girls who form a coven after Sarah Bailey moves to town. They use witchcraft to achieve everything they want, but can they hold on to their newfound power or will they lose it all?
Thir13en Ghosts
A widowed father and his two children move into an eccentric house they inherited from their eclectic uncle. They soon find out they are not the only things living in the house. They must battle paranormal beings and escape the haunted house with the help of a nanny, attorney, ghost activist and psychic.
Ghostbusters
Answer the Call” (2016): This remake features four quirky ladies and a handsome assistant who start a ghost-catching business in New York City. The hilarious team must overcome doubt as they help to rid the city of evil scientists and ghosts!
E.T. the Extra-Terrestrial
Not strictly a Halloween movie, but it captures the wonder of childhood and the season’s spirit perfectly. When a young boy befriends an alien stranded on Earth, they form a bond that transcends worlds — and yes, there’s even a Halloween scene that’s unforgettable.
Harry Potter Series
Magic, mystery, and more than a few spooky creatures make this series a seasonal staple. Whether it’s the Halloween feast at Hogwarts or encounters with Dementors, every film brings a little bit of magic to October nights.
Halloweentown
A must-watch for Disney fans. Follow Marnie and her siblings as they discover they come from a family of witches and must save Halloweentown, a place where magical creatures live freely. Wholesome, nostalgic, and delightfully spooky.
Beetlejuice Beetlejuice
The ghost with the most is back! This long-awaited sequel brings back the mischievous Beetlejuice alongside a new generation of troublemakers. Expect eccentric humor, gothic visuals, and plenty of undead mayhem.
Longlegs
A psychological horror that’s been making waves for its unsettling tone and unforgettable performances. FBI agent Lee Harker investigates a string of bizarre murders, uncovering dark secrets that hit closer to home than expected.
Five Nights at Freddy’s
Based on the hit video game, this film takes viewers inside a rundown family entertainment center — where animatronic mascots hide something sinister. A perfect pick for jump-scare lovers.
The Others
A chilling ghost story starring Nicole Kidman as a mother protecting her children in a dark, isolated mansion. When eerie events unfold, she begins to question what’s real — and what isn’t.
ParaNorman
This stop-motion gem follows Norman, a boy who can talk to ghosts. When his town is cursed by a witch, he must embrace his abilities to save everyone. It’s heartfelt, funny, and visually stunning.
Trick ’r Treat
An anthology of interwoven Halloween stories featuring werewolves, killers, and an adorable but deadly pumpkin-headed spirit named Sam. A cult favorite for horror fans.
The Invitation
A slow-burn thriller where a dinner party turns into something sinister. Perfect for viewers who love psychological suspense over gore.
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