Great family and kids Halloween movies are on Paramount+. Spooky season is upon us, and Paramount+ has a collection of Halloween movies for families and kids of all ages, ranging from Nickelodeon favorites to monster-filled adventures and spooky comedies. If you’re a parent trying to find something festive and spooky without jumping straight into full-fledged horror, you’ve come to the right place.
Including favorite titles from hit franchises like Monster High, The Loud House, and The Addams Family, we’ve got a list of Halloween movies for different ages and comfort levels. Some selections are very gentle, while others — particularly the PG-13 Addams Family movies — may be better suited for older kids. You’re sure to find something to suit your family’s taste in Halloween fun. All of these films are available to watch with a Paramount+ Essential or Paramount+ Premium subscription.
Top kids Halloween movies on Paramount+
Paramount+ offers some of the best Halloween movies currently available for families to stream. The selections below feature plenty of Halloween atmosphere, monsters, supernatural stories, spooky comedy, and other seasonally appropriate elements while remaining accessible to family audiences.
- A Really Haunted Loud House
- Monster High: The Movie
- Monster High 2
- The Addams Family
- Addams Family Values
- The Boy Who Cried Werewolf
- Liar, Liar Vampire
1. A Really Haunted Loud House
Nobody does Halloween like the Louds. In their first live-action movie, Lincoln Loud (Wolfgang Schaeffer) and his best friend Clyde McBride (Jahzir Bruno) of The Really Loud House must choose between going trick-or-treating and being part of the Loud family’s annual Spooktacular or attending a party hosted by Xander (Martín Fajardo), the new cool kid at school. Loaded with quirky family fun, action, and fantastic costumes, A Really Haunted Loud House is perfect TV-G Halloween movie-night viewing for all families.
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2. Monster High: The Movie
Clawdeen Wolf (Miia Harris) arrives at Monster High with a dark secret. It’s only with the help of her friends Draculaura (Nayah Damasen), and Frankie Stein (Ceci Balagot) that she is able to embrace her true monster heart and save the school from total destruction… Since it’s Halloween every day of the year in New Salem, there’s no better time for kids to enroll in Monster High than Halloween, making the TV-G Monster High: The Movie ideal family-friendly Halloween entertainment.
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3. Monster High 2
The teenage children of famous monsters and mythical creatures are back for this sequel to Monster High: The Movie. Changes are coming to New Salem’s Monster High as Clawdeen (Miia Harris), Draculaura (Nayah Damasen), and Frankie (Ceci Balagot) face even bigger challenges – new students, new powers, evolving friendships and an even bigger threat that could change the world forever. Filled with music, fashion, and spooky adventure, the TV-G Monster High 2 is another winner for all families searching for Halloween-related viewing options.
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4. The Addams Family
It’s the funniest macabre family in the world in their classic feature film debut. When long-lost Uncle Fester (Christopher Lloyd) reappears after twenty-five years in the Bermuda Triangle, Gomez (Raul Julia) and Morticia (Anjelica Huston) plan a celebration to wake the dead. But is someone after the Addams’ fortune? If ever a movie was made for viewing on Halloween night, it’s The Addams Family. Recommended for families with older children due to PG-13 macabre humor and suggestive dialogue.
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5. Addams Family Values
This sequel to the blockbuster The Addams Family is even more irreverently hilarious than the original. This time around, the family’s future grows bleak when a no-good nanny (played by Joan Cusack) marries Fester (Christopher Lloyd) and has Wednesday (Christina Ricci) and Pugsley (Jimmy Workman) shipped off to summer camp. But Wednesday still has a Thing or two up her sleeve… Due to its macabre humor and mild peril, the PG-13 Addams Family Values is recommended for families with older kids. Enjoy the ultimate Halloween night double feature with both Addams Family films!
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6. The Boy Who Cried Werewolf
Awkward Jordan Sands (Victoria Justice), her annoying little brother, Hunter (Chase Ellison), and their dad (Matt Winston) were left Wolfsberg Manor in Romania by their mysterious great-uncle. Once at the estate, a freak accident causes Jordan to slowly turn into a werewolf. The Boy Who Cried Werewolf’s cool monster makeup, gothic vibes, and sibling bonds add up to a first-rate family viewing option for Halloween. It’s rated TV-PG for some scares.
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7. Liar, Liar Vampire
When an introverted 17-year-old (Rahart Adams) switches schools, the most popular girl (Tiera Skovbye) mistakes him for a vampire. His supernatural persona helps him rule the school, but as word spreads, the truth becomes harder to hide. What’s Halloween without a vampire rom-com? Families with young teens will enjoy this TV-PG treat.
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Which movie should you pick?
Here are some movie recommendations for families, based on age, interests, and desired level of spookiness:
- For younger kids: A Really Haunted Loud House
- For monster fans: Monster High: The Movie
- For a double feature: Monster High: The Movie + Monster High 2
- For older kids: The Addams Family
- For a family with teens and adults: The Addams Family + Addams Family Values
Movie ratings and individual children’s tolerance for scary or macabre content vary, so parents should use their own judgment when selecting Halloween movies from the above list.
Watch Halloween movies on Paramount+
Paramount+ is your destination for seasonal kids and family entertainment, with a Halloween Peak Screaming collection that includes Family Fright Night programming. Start celebrating the holiday by exploring the entire Halloween collection for additional movies, specials, and spooky episodes of your favorite shows.
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Watch NowFAQ
What are good Halloween movies for younger kids?
Good Halloween movies for younger kids include such TV-G/TV-Y7 selections as A Really Haunted Loud House, Monster High: The Movie, and Kreepaway Kamp. Parents should still consider their child or children’s comfort level with monsters, suspense, or spooky imagery when selecting any Halloween movies.
Are there Halloween movies on Paramount+ that aren’t too scary?
Yes, there are Halloween movies on Paramount+ that aren’t too scary. For example, Nickelodeon Halloween movies use monsters, mysteries, Halloween settings, and supernatural elements in a playful rather than horror-focused way. They’re perfect not-too-scary Halloween movies.
Are The Addams Family movies appropriate for kids?
The Addams Family and Addams Family Values are rated PG-13 and contain darker/macabre humor than Nickelodeon Halloween movies. Parents may prefer them as options for older children or teens.
Does Paramount+ have Nickelodeon Halloween movies?
Yes, Paramount+ has Nickelodeon Halloween movies, including Monster High: The Movie, Monster High 2, and A Really Haunted Loud House.
Availability of titles subject to change.
