It's the Great Pumpkin Charlie Brown's

This holiday treat from the Peanuts gang focuses on Charlie Brown's right-hand man, Linus, as he waits for the mysterious Great Pumpkin (Halloween's answer to Santa Claus.) Oh, and Charlie Brown goes trick-or-treating — and gets a rock [cue the sad theme music].

Harry Potter and the Sorcerer's Stone

Of course that Harry Potter series are not Halloween movies. But the elements of witches, ghosts and magic are just the Halloween style. To memory the classic in such a holiday is also a not bad choice.

Monster House

12-year-old DJ Walters is a dreamy boy and he spies on his older neighbor’s. He considered that his old neighbor has a monster house which ate his toys, his friend and even swallowed his wife. What’s worse is that no one believes in DJ Walters. This time, little Walters and his two closed friend found a real monster house next door which will eat up the children who play the treat or trick game!

Young Frankenstein

You are safe when I mentioned Yong Frankenstein instead of Mary Shelley’s Frankenstein. Young Frankenstein puts a hilarious twist on a creepy classic. If you love Gene Wilder in Willy Wonka and the Chocolate Factory, then this one is right up your alley.