Freeform's 25 Days of Christmas

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Freeform's 25 Days of Christmas is back with a ton of Christmas favorites to get you in the spirit.

Wednesday, December 6

• 2:05PM Eloise at Christmastime 
• 6:45PM The Polar Express 
• 8:50PM Elf

Thursday, December 7

• 11:00AM Snow Day
• 1:00PM The Nightmare Before Christmas 
• 2:35PM National Lampoon's Christmas Vacation 
• 4:45PM A Christmas Carol 
• 6:50PM Elf

Friday, December 8

• 7:00AM Little Drummer Boy 
• 7:30AM A Dennis the Menace Christmas 
• 11:00AM The Nightmare Before Christmas 
• 12:40PM Eloise at Christmastime 
• 2:45PM A Christmas Carol 

Saturday, December 9

• 7:00AM Rudolph and Frosty's Christmas in July
• 9:05AM Eloise at Christmastime 
• 11:10AM Arthur Christmas 
• 5:55PM Toy Story That Time Forgot
• 6:25PM The Santa Clause
• 8:35PM The Santa Clause 3: The Escape Clause
• 10:45PM National Lampoon's Christmas Vacation 

Sunday, December 10

• 7:00AM Jack Frost
• 8:00AM Snow Day
• 10:05AM Richie Rich's Christmas Wish
• 12:10PM The Santa Clause 3: The Escape Clause 
• 2:15PM A Christmas Carol 
• 4:20PM The Santa Clause 
• 6:30PM National Lampoon's Christmas Vacation 
• 8:40PM Elf
• 10:50PM Four Christmases

Monday, December 11

• 7:00AM The Bells of Fraggle Rock
• 7:30AM Richie Rich's Christmas Wish 
• 11:00AM Little Drummer Boy 
• 11:30AM A Christmas Carol 
• 1:35PM Santa Claus is Comin' to Town
• 2:40PM The Year Without a Santa Claus 
• 3:40PM Four Christmases 
• 5:50PM Elf
• 8:00PM Disney's Fairytale Weddings: Holiday Magic 
• 9:00PM The Polar Express 

Tuesday, December 12

• 7:00AM Nestor, the Long-Eared Christmas Donkey 
• 7:30AM Eloise at Christmastime 
• 11:00AM Santa Claus is Comin' to Town 
• 12:10PM National Lampoon's Christmas Vacation 
• 2:20PM The Nightmare Before Christmas 
• 6:40PM The Polar Express 
• 8:50PM The Santa Clause 

Wednesday, December 13

• 7:00AM 'Twas the Night Before Christmas 
• 7:30AM National Lampoon's Christmas Vacation 
• 11:00AM Rudolph's Shiny New Year
• 12:10PM The Nightmare Before Christmas 
• 4:30PM Elf
• 6:40PM The Santa Clause 
• 8:50PM The Santa Clause 3: The Escape Clause 

Thursday, December 14

• 7:00AM Mickey's Twice Upon a Christmas
• 8:30AM Disney's Fairy Tale Weddings: Holiday Magic 
• 11:00AM Mickey's Christmas Carol 
• 11:30AM Christmas Cupid
• 1:30PM Elf
• 4:40PM The Santa Clause 3: The Escape Clause 
• 6:45PM Four Christmases 
• 8:50PM National Lampoon's Christmas Vacation

Friday, December 15

• 7:00AM Santa Paws 2: The Santa Pups
• 9:00AM The Little Drummer Boy 
• 11:00AM Eloise at Christmastime 
• 1:00PM Richie Rich's Christmas Wish 
• 3:00PM Angry Angel
• 5:00PM Four Christmases 
• 7:10PM National Lampoon's Christmas Vacation
• 9:20PM Elf
• 11:30PM The Santa Clause 3: The Escape Clause 

Saturday, December 16

• 7:00AM The Little Drummer Boy 
• 7:30AM The Santa Clause 3: The Escape Clause 
• 9:35AM Mickey's Christmas Carol
• 10:05AM Mickey's Once Upon a Christmas
• 11:35AM Mickey'sTwice Upon a Christmas
• 1:05PM The Nightmare Before Christmas 
• 2:45PM The Polar Express 
• 4:55PM The Santa Clause 
• 7:05PM Elf
• 9:15PM How the Grinch Stole Christmas 
• 11:55PM Christmas with the Kranks

Sunday, December 17

• 7:00AM Mickey's Once Upon a Christmas
• 8:30AM Christmas with the Kranks 
• 10:40AM The Nightmare Before Christmas 
• 12:20PM The Polar Express 
• 2:30PM Prep & Landing
• 3:00PM Prep & Landing: Naughty vs Nice 
• 3:30PM The Santa Clause 
• 5:35PM How the Grinch Stole Christmas 
• 10:45PM National Lampoon's Christmas Vacation 

Monday, December 18

• 7:00AM Little Drummer Boy 
• 7:30AM Santa Claus is Comin' To Town 
• 8:35AM Four Christmases
• 10:40AM National Lampoon's Christmas Vacation 
• 3:25PM The Santa Clause 3: The Escape Clause 
• 8:00PM Decorating Disney: Holiday Magic 
• 9:00PM Elf

Tuesday, December 19

• 7:00AM Frosty's Winter Wonderland 
• 7:30AM Arthur Christmas 
• 12:20PM Decorating Disney: Holiday Magic 
• 1:20PM The Santa Clause 3: The Escape Clause 
• 3:30PM The Year Without a Santa Claus 
• 4:30PM Elf
• 6:40PM Christmas with the Kranks 
• 8:50PM National Lampoon's Christmas Vacation 

Wednesday, December 20

• 7:00AM Mickey's Christmas Carol 
• 7:30AM The Mistle-Tones
• 9:30AM Decorating Disney: Holiday Magic 
• 10:30AM Angry Angel
• 12:30PM Eloise at Christmastime 
• 2:30PM The Year Without a Santa Claus 
• 3:30PM Santa Claus is Comin' to Town 
• 4:35PM Christmas with the Kranks 
• 6:40PM National Lampoon's Christmas Vacation 
• 8:50PM Elf

Thursday, December 21

• 7:00AM Grandma Got Run Over By A Reindeer
• 8:00AM Nestor, the Long-Eared Christmas Donkey 
• 8:30AM Jack Frost
• 9:30AM Santa Claus is Comin' to Town 
• 10:35AM Eloise at Christmastime 
• 12:35PM Holiday in Handcuffs
• 2:35PM Christmas with the Kranks 
• 4:35PM Four Christmases 
• 6:40PM Elf
• 8:50PM The Polar Express 
• 10:55PM Santa Claus is Comin' to Town 

Friday, December 22

• Grandma Got Run Over By A Reindeer 
• 8:00AM Christmas with the Kranks 
• 10:05AM Decorating Disney: Holiday Magic 
• 11:05AM National Lampoon's Christmas Vacation 
• 1:15PM Santa Claus is Comin' to Town 
• 2:20PM The Year Without a Santa Claus 
• 3:20PM Arthur Christmas 
• 5:25PM The Polar Express 
• 7:30PM The Santa Clause 
• 9:40PM The Santa Clause 3: The Escape Clause 
• 11:50PM Elf

Saturday, December 23

• 7:00AM National Lampoon's Christmas Vacation 
• 9:10AM Four Christmases 
• 11:15AM The Nightmare Before Christmas 
• 12:50PM Elf
• 3:00PM The Santa Clause 
• 5:05PM The Santa Clause 3: The Escape Clause 
• 7:10PM National Lampoon's Christmas Vacation 
• 9:20PM How the Grinch Stole Christmas 

Sunday, December 24

• 7:00AM A Dennis the Menace Christmas 
• 9:05AM Richie Rich's Christmas Wish 
• 11:05AM Santa Claus is Comin' to Town
• 12:10PM A Christmas Carol 
• 2:15PM The Polar Express 
• 4:25PM National Lampoon's Christmas Vacation 
• 6:35PM How the Grinch Stole Christmas 
• 9:15PM Elf
• 11:25PM The Santa Clause

Monday, December 25

• 7:00AM Frosty's Winter Wonderland 
• 7:30AM Prep & Landing 
• 8:00AM Prep & Landing: Naughty vs Nice 
• 8:30AM Santa Claus is Comin' to Town 
• 11:00AM The Nightmare Before Christmas 
• 12:35PM The Polar Express 
• 2:35PM National Lampoon's Christmas Vacation
• 4:45PM The Santa Clause 
• 6:45PM Elf
• 8:50PM National Lampoon's Christmas Vacation

Christmas Movies for Kids, Part 1

I love Christmas movies! I'm afraid I'm rather addicted to them. I have so many favorites anymore, that I start watching them just after Halloween. Some are traditional movies that my family has watched for years. In fact, it's a family tradition to watch Miracle on 34th Street every year during the long Thanksgiving weekend. (And it has to be the old version with Edmund Gwenn and Maureen O'Hara, although we enjoy both the black and white and colorized versions.) In honor of this long standing tradition, I thought I would share some of our favorite holiday films with you. Today, we'll start with great holiday films for kids of any age.

Eloise at Christmastime - The first Christmas that this was on tv, we kept missing the beginning. By the time we finally were able to watch the entire movie, we'd seen parts of it 4-5 times. After seeing it so many times, my grandfather said, "Not that little girl again!" It's one of my favorite memories of him. Eloise is a precocious 6 year old who lives at the Plaza hotel. She's a bit of a trouble maker and match maker who somehow always manages to evade punishment for her adventures. We LOVE Eloise and Julie Andrews as Nanny, too!


Eloise: Little Miss Christmas - Eloise and her friends at the Plaza decide to put on a Christmas Spectacular, but with a review of the hotel coming the day before Christmas, Mr. Salamone may cancel the show. What will Eloise do? A fun, short, animated film, this story of the spunky 6 year old will quickly become a favorite with your kids as well. This movie feature the voice talents of Lynn Redgrave as Nanny and Tim Curry as Mr. Salamone.


Emmett Otter's Jugband Christmas - Every fan of the Muppets should own a copy of this movie. Featuring the fantastic talents of the original band of Muppeteers, this story is one that shouldn't be missed. Emmett and his Ma both want to give each other the best Christmas present ever, but with money in short supply, they each decide to enter the town talent contest. Will the risk pay off, or will they both lose it all? Watch this wonderful story to find out.

Mickey's Once Upon a Christmas - Featuring three Christmas stories full of love, magic and surprises, this film is sure to delight. In a story reminiscent of O. Henry's Gift of the Magi, Mickey and Minnie remember the year they gave up what they thought was most dear to give gifts to each other. Goofy and Max recall the year Max stopped believing in Santa and the adventure that eventually made him see why belief is important, although a visit from the real Santa always helps. Huey, Dewey, and Louie remember the year they wished for Christmas every day and what it took them to learn what the holiday is really about.

Mickey's Twice Upon a Christmas - Featuring four new stories of love and magic. Minnie and Daisy are both a part of the ice skating show. Can they put aside their competition and put on their ice spectacular? Uncle Scrooge warns Huey, Dewey, and Louie that their behavior will keep them off Santa's good list, so they travel to the North Pole to fix the problem. While there, they discover that Christmas is about sharing and caring. Max is bringing home a girl for Christmas, but can he count on Goofy not to embarrass him? Donald just wants to sit at home with his cocoa, but Daisy and his nephews have other ideas. Can Donald find his Christmas spirit before its too late? Finally, Mickey has created what he thinks is the perfect Christmas party, but when Pluto wrecks it and then runs away, he realizes that parties are nothing without your friends.

How the Grinch Stole Christmas! - This classic animated tale tells the story of the grumpy old Grinch who lives on Mount Crumpet and his hatred of the Whos who live in Whoville below. As the story goes "Every WHO down in WHOVILLE liked Christmas a lot, but the Grinch, who lived just north of WHOVILLE did not!" Narrated by the incredible Boris Karloff with a song sung by Thurl Ravenscroft (who also voiced Tony the Tiger as well as one of the singing busts in Disney's Haunted Mansion attractions.")


Curious George: A Very Monkey Christmas - George and the Man with the Yellow Hat are preparing to celebrate Christmas. From Christmas trees with chairs in them to tomato snowman, everything is uniquely perfect for the happy pair. There's just one problem, the Man is having trouble understanding George's wishlist and George doesn't know what to get for the man who has everything. It all works out in typical George fashion and even has a few new songs, like "Are you ready?" and "Christmas Monkey".

Original Television Christmas Classics - There are several different versions of this set available. My favorites from them include: Rudolph the Red-Nosed Reindeer, narrated by the wonderful Burl Ives, Frosty the Snowman narrated by Jimmy Durante, Santa Claus is Coming to Town featuring Fred Astaire & Mickey Rooney, The Cricket on the Hearth, and the Little Drummer Boy. All are wonderful old classics that are fun to watch at Christmas.
Although not generally included, another old classic is Frosty's Winter Wonderland narrated by Andy Griffith. Frosty makes a Missus and hilarity ensues.

The Happy Elf - This wacky story, narrated by Harry Connick, Jr., is the story of Eubie, one of Santa's elves, who is always deliriously happy, much to the annoyance of those around him. When Eubie learns that there is an entire town of children on Santa's naughty list, he sets out to help them find the spirit of Christmas and get back on the nice list. In the process, he helps himself and his friends to achieve their dream of being part of Santa's sleigh team.

Christmas Movies for Kids Part 1

I love Christmas movies! I'm afraid I'm rather addicted to them. I have so many favorites anymore, that I start watching them just after Halloween. Some are traditional movies that my family has watched for years. In fact, it's a family tradition to watch Miracle on 34th Street every year during the long Thanksgiving weekend. (And it has to be the old version with Edmund Gwenn and Maureen O'Hara, although we enjoy both the black and white and colorized versions.) In honor of this long standing tradition, I thought I would share some of our favorite holiday films with you. Today, we'll start with great holiday films for kids of any age.

Eloise at Christmastime - The first Christmas that this was on tv, we kept missing the beginning. By the time we finally were able to watch the entire movie, we'd seen parts of it 4-5 times. After seeing it so many times, my grandfather said, "Not that little girl again!" It's one of my favorite memories of him. Eloise is a precocious 6 year old who lives at the Plaza hotel. She's a bit of a trouble maker and match maker who somehow always manages to evade punishment for her adventures. We LOVE Eloise and Julie Andrews as Nanny, too!


Eloise: Little Miss Christmas - Eloise and her friends at the Plaza decide to put on a Christmas Spectacular, but with a review of the hotel coming the day before Christmas, Mr. Salamone may cancel the show. What will Eloise do? A fun, short, animated film, this story of the spunky 6 year old will quickly become a favorite with your kids as well. This movie feature the voice talents of Lynn Redgrave as Nanny and Tim Curry as Mr. Salamone.


Emmett Otter's Jugband Christmas - Every fan of the Muppets should own a copy of this movie. Featuring the fantastic talents of the original band of Muppeteers, this story is one that shouldn't be missed. Emmett and his Ma both want to give each other the best Christmas present ever, but with money in short supply, they each decide to enter the town talent contest. Will the risk pay off, or will they both lose it all? Watch this wonderful story to find out.

Mickey's Once Upon a Christmas - Featuring three Christmas stories full of love, magic and surprises, this film is sure to delight. In a story reminiscent of O. Henry's Gift of the Magi, Mickey and Minnie remember the year they gave up what they thought was most dear to give gifts to each other. Goofy and Max recall the year Max stopped believing in Santa and the adventure that eventually made him see why belief is important, although a visit from the real Santa always helps. Huey, Dewey, and Louie remember the year they wished for Christmas every day and what it took them to learn what the holiday is really about.

Mickey's Twice Upon a Christmas - Featuring four new stories of love and magic. Minnie and Daisy are both a part of the ice skating show. Can they put aside their competition and put on their ice spectacular? Uncle Scrooge warns Huey, Dewey, and Louie that their behavior will keep them off Santa's good list, so they travel to the North Pole to fix the problem. While there, they discover that Christmas is about sharing and caring. Max is bringing home a girl for Christmas, but can he count on Goofy not to embarrass him? Donald just wants to sit at home with his cocoa, but Daisy and his nephews have other ideas. Can Donald find his Christmas spirit before its too late? Finally, Mickey has created what he thinks is the perfect Christmas party, but when Pluto wrecks it and then runs away, he realizes that parties are nothing without your friends.

How the Grinch Stole Christmas! - This classic animated tale tells the story of the grumpy old Grinch who lives on Mount Crumpet and his hatred of the Whos who live in Whoville below. As the story goes "Every WHO down in WHOVILLE liked Christmas a lot, but the Grinch, who lived just north of WHOVILLE did not!" Narrated by the incredible Boris Karloff with a song sung by Thurl Ravenscroft (who also voiced Tony the Tiger as well as one of the singing busts in Disney's Haunted Mansion attractions.")


Curious George: A Very Monkey Christmas - George and the Man with the Yellow Hat are preparing to celebrate Christmas. From Christmas trees with chairs in them to tomato snowman, everything is uniquely perfect for the happy pair. There's just one problem, the Man is having trouble understanding George's wishlist and George doesn't know what to get for the man who has everything. It all works out in typical George fashion and even has a few new songs, like "Are you ready?" and "Christmas Monkey".

Original Television Christmas Classics - There are several different versions of this set available. My favorites from them include: Rudolph the Red-Nosed Reindeer, narrated by the wonderful Burl Ives, Frosty the Snowman narrated by Jimmy Durante, Santa Claus is Coming to Town featuring Fred Astaire & Mickey Rooney, The Cricket on the Hearth, and the Little Drummer Boy. All are wonderful old classics that are fun to watch at Christmas.
Although not generally included, another old classic is Frosty's Winter Wonderland narrated by Andy Griffith. Frosty makes a Missus and hilarity ensues.

The Happy Elf - This wacky story, narrated by Harry Connick, Jr., is the story of Eubie, one of Santa's elves, who is always deliriously happy, much to the annoyance of those around him. When Eubie learns that there is an entire town of children on Santa's naughty list, he sets out to help them find the spirit of Christmas and get back on the nice list. In the process, he helps himself and his friends to achieve their dream of being part of Santa's sleigh team.

It's Christmas Eve Eve!

One of my favorite Christmas movies is Eloise at Christmastime. There's just something so delightful about how Eloise approaches the world. I've seen the movie dozens of times, and it always makes me laugh. December 23rd seems like the perfect day to watch it again because one of my favorite moments in the movie is when Eloise wakes up and declares, "It's Christmas Eve Eve!" Eloise at Christmastime is available to stream on Amazon Prime Video. 

More Halloween Movies for Kids

I love Halloween movies, especially kids movies. In the past few weeks, we've picked up a few new Halloween films that are definitely worth sharing.

Scared Shrekless - Everyone's favorite ogre is back with Halloween thrills and chills. Shrek dares his pals to a scare-off; each one will tell a scary story while spending the night in Lord Farquaad's spooky castle. The last one standing is the King of Halloween. This is a fantastic addition to the Shrek series and is funny and a little bit spooky. Also included is a Shrek-ed out parody of the Michael Jackson video Thriller.

Monster vs. Aliens: Mutant Pumpkins from Outer Space - We love Monsters vs. Aliens. This story takes place on Halloween night. Susan and the gang have been sent to Susan's hometown to stop an alien invasion. Each member of the gang has their own Halloween issues that they try to overcome while looking for the aliens. The aliens are actually Mutant Pumpkins with a serious sweet tooth. This short film is a lot of fun, more silly and less scary than a lot of other kids Halloween films. The DVD is available as a two-pack with Scared Shrekless at a considerable discount.

The Cat in the Hat Knows A Lot About That: Tricks and Treats - This is a collection of spooky and Halloween stories from the popular children's series on PBS. The description on the back is perfect: A new spooky adventure this DVD brings, with The Cat, Nick and Sally, Fish and the Things. Meet the eeriest critters you have ever seen, arrived just in time for this Halloween! There will be lots of tricks and, of course lots of treats, to share with the animal friends you will meet! There's a coconut crab, spider monkeys and bats, and plenty more fun with The Cat in the Hat! If you like the way The Cat introduces Nick and Sally to new animals and situations, this DVD is for you.


Eloise's Rawther Unusual Halloween - Eloise, the precocious 6 year old who live at the Plaza Hotel, is convinced that the Plaza's most flamboyant former resident, Diamond Jim Johnson, has returned to haunt the hotel. She meets Diamond Jim, but nobody believes her stories of the hungry ghost. When eerie sights and sounds begins scaring the Hotel's guests, Eloise must put her detective skills to good use, solve the mystery, and break the curse before she's accused of being behind the mischief. In all, it's a rawther unusual Eloise Halloween.

Charlie & Lola, Vol. 9: What Can I Wear for Halloween? - Although only one of the episodes involves Halloween, Charlie & Lola stories are always fantastic. Lola can't decide what costume to wear for Halloween, but with the help of her brother Charlie and a lot of imagination, she can do anything.

Madeline's Halloween and Other Spooky Tales - I love the stories of Madeline, the little French girl who lives at a boarding school run by Miss Clavel with her 11 friends and a dog named Genevieve. My favorite episode on this DVD is Madeline and the Spider Lady. Madeline and her friends go to New York for Halloween to meet their pen pals and end up having a wild adventure.

Christmas Movies To Put You In The Holiday Spirit

Jim Henson Company

I love Christmas movies! From animated Disney tales to every possible version of Dickens' A Christmas Carol, I can easily find a movie for every day of the month. Here are a few of my favorites.

Eloise at Christmastime

Eloise: Little Miss Christmas

Emmett Otter's Jugband Christmas

Mickey's Once Upon A Christmas

Mickey's Twice Upon A Christmas

How The Grinch Stole Christmas

Curious George: A Very Monkey Christmas

Prep & Landing

Prep & Landing: Naughty vs Nice

How to Train Your Dragon: Gift of the Night Fury

Shrek the Halls

Kung Fu Panda Holiday

Merry Madagascar

Ice Age: A Mammoth Christmas Special

Disney

Beauty and the Beast: Enchanted Christmas

Yes, Virginia

The Santa Clause Trilogy

The Life and Adventures of Santa Claus

Santa and Pete

The Polar Express

Muppet Christmas Carol

Arthur Christmas

Klaus

The Nutcracker and the Four Realms

TNT

White Christmas

Miracle on 34th Street

The Man Who Saved Christmas

Silent Night

The Holiday

A Christmas Carol

Scrooge

A Christmas Carol: The Musical

And here are a few more I've discovered recently.

Illumination

The Grinch - This delightful retelling of the Grinch shows him as hating Christmas simply because he's lonely. In this version, he's not terribly mean, even to his dog Max, just a bit ornery when it comes to how the Whos down in Who-ville celebrate Christmas. 

DreamWorks

How to Train Your Dragon: Homecoming - Hiccup and Astrid are preparing to celebrate Snoggletog in New Berk when they discover that their kids don't understand dragons. At the same time, Toothless' children are trying to understand their father's obsession with Hiccup. All of the kids will discover something new this holiday.

Bleecker Street

The Man Who Invented Christmas - Have you ever wondered about the man behind A Christmas Carol? Charles Dickens changed our views of Christmas, making it an important and charitable holiday, with the incredible story of Ebenezer Scrooge. This movie tells the story of Scrooge's creation.

Christmas Movies

It's that time of year again: time to dig out the Christmas movies and have a movie marathon. If you are looking for movies to watch, be sure to check out a few of my favorite Christmas movies. I must admit that I am terribly fond of Christmas movies, so my list of favorites is quite long. If you'd like to know more about a particular film, just click on the link.

Kids Christmas Movies:
     Eloise at Christmastime
     Eloise Little Miss Christmas
     Emmett Otter's Jugband Christmas
     Mickey 's Once Upon a Christmas
     Mickey 's Twice Upon a Christmas
     How the Grinch Stole Christmas
     Curious George: A Very Monkey Christmas
     The Original Television Christmas Classics - Rudolph the Red-Nosed Reindeer,  
           Frosty the Snowman, Santa Claus is Coming to Town, Little Drummer Boy, and
           the Cricket on the Hearth
     The Happy Elf
     Beauty and the Beast: Enchanted Christmas
     Yes, Virginia
     The Santa Clause Trilogy
     The Life and Adventures of Santa Claus
     Santa and Pete
     The Polar Express
     Muppet Christmas Carol
     Arthur Christmas

Adult Movies:
     White Christmas
     Miracle on 34th Street
     The Man Who Saved Christmas
     Silent Night
     The Holiday
     A Christmas Carol - my favorite stars Patrick Stewart
     A Christmas Carol: The Musical
     Scrooge

Halloween Movies To Thrill and Chill

I adore Halloween movies! While the super scary or gory films are not my favorite, I love a good thrill and chill each Halloween. If you're looking for a Halloween movie to watch with the family, just check out the links below. You'll find the perfect films for any age group or spookiness level.

Halloween films for the little ones

• Rolie Polie Olie: A Spookie Ookie Halloween
• Pooh' s Heffalump Halloween Movie
• My Friends Tigger Pooh: Hundred Acre Wood Haunt
• Mickey Mouse Clubhouse: Mickey's Treat 
• Spookley the Square Pumpkin 
• Charlie & Lola: What Can I Wear for Halloween?

Halloween movies for kids

• Mickey's House of Villains
• Casper and Casper Meets Wendy
• Scary Godmother: A Halloween Spooktakular and The Revenge of Jimmy
• The Adventures of Ichabod and Mr. Toad
• The Haunted Pumpkin of Sleepy Hollow 
• Under Wraps
• The Halloween Tree
• Scared Shrekless
• Monsters vs Aliens: Mutant Pumpkins from Outer Space
• Eloise's Rawther Unusual Halloween
• Madeline's Halloween and Other Spooky Tales

Halloween movies for tweens

• Twitches and Twitches Too
• Nightmare Before Christmas 
• Corpse Bride 
• The Halloweentown Series
• When Good Ghouls Go Bad
• Hocus Pocus 
• Tower of Terror 
• The Haunted Mansion 
• The Little Vampire
• Frankenweenie
• Hotel Transylvania 
• The Boy Who Cried Werewolf
• Girl vs Monster
• Mr. Boogedy and The Bride of Boogedy
• Invisible Sister 

Halloween movies for teens and adults

• Ghostbusters and Ghostbusters 2
• The Good Witch Movie Series
• Young Frankenstein
• Beetlejuice
• Blood and Chocolate
• Covenant
• Cursed
• Practical Magic
• The Craft
• Sleepy Hollow 
• Mary Shelley's Frankenstein 
• Bram Stoker's Dracula
• Frankenstein and The Bride of Frankenstein 
• Dracula
• The Mummy
• The Wolfman
• The Creature from the Black Lagoon 
• The Invisible Man
• The Fly and The Return of the Fly

Halloween Movies To Put You In The Spirit

Universal

I adore Halloween movies! While the super scary or gory films are not my favorite, I love a good thrill and chill each Halloween. If you're looking for a Halloween movie to watch with the family, just check out the links below. You'll find the perfect films for any age group or spookiness level.

Halloween Movies for
Little Ones

Rolie Polie Olie: A Spookie Ookie Halloween

Pooh' s Heffalump Halloween Movie

My Friends Tigger Pooh: Hundred Acre Wood Haunt

Mickey Mouse Clubhouse: Mickey's Treat 

Spookley the Square Pumpkin 

Charlie & Lola: What Can I Wear for Halloween?

Halloween Movies for Kids

Mickey's House of Villains

Casper and Casper Meets Wendy

Scary Godmother: A Halloween Spooktakular and The Revenge of Jimmy

The Adventures of Ichabod and Mr. Toad

The Haunted Pumpkin of Sleepy Hollow 

Under Wraps

The Halloween Tree

Scared Shrekless

Monsters vs Aliens: Mutant Pumpkins from Outer Space

Eloise's Rawther Unusual Halloween

Madeline's Halloween and Other Spooky Tales

Halloween Movies for Tweens

Twitches and Twitches Too

Nightmare Before Christmas

Corpse Bride 

The Halloweentown Series

When Good Ghouls Go Bad

Hocus Pocus 

Tower of Terror 

The Haunted Mansion 

The Little Vampire

Frankenweenie

Hotel Transylvania 

The Boy Who Cried Werewolf

Girl vs Monster

Mr. Boogedy and The Bride of Boogedy

Invisible Sister 

Halloween Movies for

Teens and Adults

Ghostbusters and Ghostbusters 2

The Good Witch Movie Series

Young Frankenstein

Beetlejuice

Blood and Chocolate

Covenant

Cursed

Practical Magic

The Craft

Sleepy Hollow 

Mary Shelley's Frankenstein 

Bram Stoker's Dracula

Frankenstein and The Bride of Frankenstein 

Dracula

The Mummy

The Wolfman

The Creature from the Black Lagoon 

The Invisible Man

The Fly and The Return of the Fly

It's Christmas Eve Eve!

Disney

As Eloise would say, "Wake up! Wake up! It's Christmas Eve Eve!"

Halloween Movies To Put You In The Spirit

Universal

I adore Halloween movies! While the super scary or gory films are not my favorite, I love a good thrill and chill each Halloween. If you're looking for a Halloween movie to watch with the family, just check out the links below. You'll find the perfect films for any age group or spookiness level.

Halloween Movies for
Little Ones

Rolie Polie Olie: A Spookie Ookie Halloween

Pooh' s Heffalump Halloween Movie

My Friends Tigger Pooh: Hundred Acre Wood Haunt

Mickey Mouse Clubhouse: Mickey's Treat 

Spookley the Square Pumpkin 

Charlie & Lola: What Can I Wear for Halloween?

Halloween Movies for Kids

Mickey's House of Villains

Casper and Casper Meets Wendy

Scary Godmother: A Halloween Spooktakular and The Revenge of Jimmy

The Adventures of Ichabod and Mr. Toad

The Haunted Pumpkin of Sleepy Hollow 

Under Wraps

The Halloween Tree

Scared Shrekless

Monsters vs Aliens: Mutant Pumpkins from Outer Space

Eloise's Rawther Unusual Halloween

Madeline's Halloween and Other Spooky Tales

Halloween Movies for Tweens

Twitches and Twitches Too

Nightmare Before Christmas

Corpse Bride 

The Halloweentown Series

When Good Ghouls Go Bad

Hocus Pocus 

Tower of Terror 

The Haunted Mansion 

The Little Vampire

Frankenweenie

Hotel Transylvania 

The Boy Who Cried Werewolf

Girl vs Monster

Mr. Boogedy and The Bride of Boogedy

Invisible Sister 

Halloween Movies for

Teens and Adults

Ghostbusters and Ghostbusters 2

The Good Witch Movie Series

Young Frankenstein

Beetlejuice

Blood and Chocolate

Covenant

Cursed

Practical Magic

The Craft

Sleepy Hollow 

Mary Shelley's Frankenstein 

Bram Stoker's Dracula

Frankenstein and The Bride of Frankenstein 

Dracula

The Mummy

The Wolfman

The Creature from the Black Lagoon 

The Invisible Man

The Fly and The Return of the Fly