19 Movies For People Who Love Halloween But Hate Horror

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After Adam and Chelsea have their Saturday night plans ruined on the grounds of being, well, grounded, the siblings decide to set their mom up on a date. Little did they know the date would be a little short of... fangtastic.

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The classic tale of Dracula comes to life in this 1950's classic, where the scariest part of the film is probably the image above. (Still a great movie but definitely not nightmare-inducing.)

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Frances is being blamed for a string of pranks going on in her town of Middleberg. The only person who seems to believe her innocence is Larry Houdini. FYI, he claims to be an imaginary friend.

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Coraline's new house is boring until she discovers a small door that transports her to the Other World where "better" versions of her parents live. However, Coraline soon discovers that her "Other Mother" is in fact evil.

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Four friends decided to delve into the world of black magic and get some ~spooky~ results.

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A big Hollywood premiere is about to take place at the megaplex where Peter Riley works. The only problem? The rumored phantom is sort of a menace.

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Two ghosts try to scare the newcomers in their house away. When it doesn't work, they contact a "bio-exorcist" named Beeteljuice. Beeteljuice, Beeteljuice, Beeteljuice.

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Three friends stumble upon a sarcophagus–and mummy–in the basement of a "dead guy's" house. They decide to help their new mummy friend, Harold, return to his sarcophagus and reunite with his soulmate.

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A mockumentary about four vampires that is actually laugh out loud funny.

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A recently fired newspaper editor tries to solve the mystery of the Hollywood Tower Hotel, where five hotel guests went missing on Halloween 1939.

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Ian and Clare are convinced that their recently deceased grandfather is trying to send them a message. While trying to find him, they discover a gang of funny ghosts as well as one very angry one.

P.S. Zachariah Kull, the "evil" ghost in this movie, used to scare the crap out of me. Still kind of does, actually.

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DJ keeps getting mysterious phone calls.... that seem to be coming from the haunted house across the street.

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When his long-lost brother "Fester" shows up at the Addams family mansion, Gomez Addams is overjoyed. But has Fester really come back?

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A millionaire invites five guests to a "haunted" house with the promise that whoever spends the entire night wins $10,000. The house may be haunted, but the grainy black and white film makes it bearable for people who prefer PG.

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Marnie is a witch who... do I really need to give a synopsis of this one?

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Jim Evers of Evers and Evers Real Estate is thrilled to be contacted by the owner of Gracey Manor. Little does he know that the mansion's occupants are interested in a little more than his real estate knowledge.

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R.L. Stine himself (played by Jack Black) is a main character in this film based on the beloved children's series.

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When her great uncle Dragomir dies, Jordan goes to Romania with her father and brother. After stepping on a vial in Dragomir's lab, Jordan begins to change into a (you guessed it) werewolf. It's a very hairy situation.

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If you really don't know what this movie is about, it's possible you've been living under a rock.

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