Kids Horror Films

[Make Them Die Slowly]

"The Witches" scared the living shit out of my daughter, it was the scene when Angelica Huston removes her mask to show her witch's face. We had to "throw" the film out of the house because it up set her so much, in fact it's in my wardrobe, but don't tell her!

[DJBenz]

How about a bit of vintage animation in Mad Monster Party? Boris Karloff himself was one of the voice talents for the characters. I had a crusty old VHS of this back in the day, not sure if it ever came to DVD.

[re.form]

The Lady in White. I think its a PG, anyway. Really good film from the 80's. Some scenes might be too much for younger kids, though.

It's hard making a distinction between movies for kids and movies I watched as a kid - but probably shouldn't have.

[DJBenz]

Originally Posted by re.form

It's hard making a distinction between movies for kids and movies I watched as a kid - but probably shouldn't have.

I can agree with this. Having watched Dawn of the Dead and Zombie Flesh Eaters at the age of 12 I'm not really surprised they brought in the Video Recordings Act in 1984.

Those were the days. You could get all manner of sick filth (™Daily Mail) as long as the bloke behind the counter "knew your Dad".

[Nosferatu@Cult Labs]

I think the animated film Monster House is really good and one for horror fans of all ages.

[Gigantor]

MR BOOGEDY is a fun liittle family movie.

[nekromantik]

The Hole 3D was pretty good.
I never saw it in 3D but it was filmed in Real 3D.

Quite enjoyed it and will probs buy it.

[it'smebilly]

Originally Posted by nekromantik

The Hole 3D was pretty good.
I never saw it in 3D but it was filmed in Real 3D.

Quite enjoyed it and will probs buy it.

Me too, best Dante film in years.

[Demoncrat]

Well ...

Dougal & The Blue Cat has a couple of scary sequences (with songs) ...

[MrBarlow]

When my nephew was young we watched Legend 1985 I thought Tim Curry playing the devil or the goblins would scare him but it was Meg Mucklebones that terrified him.