7 Best Family-Friendly Halloween Movies on Netflix – Halloween Movies List

Spooky season has arrived, and if you are searching for the best movies to keep the family entertained while you plan costumes, decorate your house and stock up on chocolate, we have got you covered.

Find the right film to watch tonight below! We have made a list of the best family-friendly Halloween movies available on Netflix.

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1. The Addams Family

Synopsis:
Everyone’s favourite spooky family moves to a bland suburb in New Jersey, and naturally, they cause mayhem and destruction. The Addams Family redefine what it means to be a “good neighbour” with their kooky antics. It’s a fun animated comedy that will keep the entire family entertained this October!

2. Nightbooks

Synopsis:
Nightbooks is Goosebumps for this generation. When a young boy named Alex gets trapped in the apartment of an evil witch, Natacha, he must create spooky stories to survive. With its wildly imaginative twists on fairy tales, it’s the perfect family flick.

3. Monster House

Synopsis:
Monster House is a classic Halloween movie for all ages, as it takes the phrase “haunted house” to the next level. Three kids have to save their neighbourhood when the soul of an angry human spirit possesses a creepy house. This spooky animated flick will amuse the adults and entertain the kids.

4. Gnome Alone

Synopsis:
After moving to a new house with her Mum, Chloe learns that her home is being ambushed by underground beasts. Chloe takes on the mysterious battle to help save the world with the help of talking Gnomes. It’s a lighthearted, easy Halloween movie for kids to enjoy.

5. Lemony Snicket’s A Series of Unfortunate Events

Synopsis:
After the unexpected and tragic loss of their parents, the Baudelaire orphans face the trials and tribulations of their Evil Count Olaf. It’s a true crowd pleaser for the entire family.

6. A Babysitter’s Guide to Monster Hunting

Kelly thought she was signing up for a regular babysitting gig on Halloween night, but things take a twist when she realises needs to protect the kids from wicked monsters. It’s an action-packed fantasy comedy (PG) flick.

7.  The Spooky Tale of Captain Underpants Hack-a-Ween

Synopsis:
When Melvin tries to cancel Halloween, Harold and George (best friends) create their own spooky holiday – and to their surprise, it’s a huge success. This high-energy, chaotic experience will keep the kids extremely entertained. Plus, it has some lovely messages about kindness and inclusion.

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