PG horror movies my 14 yr old can watch ? (Page 2 of 2)
| Think I've watched Ernest Scared Stupid at least once a year since seventh grade. The Goosebumps movies, as well as House with a Clock in the Walls are on our watch list every year. Wife and daughter really like Hocus Pocus (the original, sequel apparently isn't that great) and Hubie Halloween is a guilty pleasure. IT (the tv miniseries) is also one that will stick with you. |
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You have a lot of PG-13 and some R movies there, so I'm going to mention these, the gore is quite obviously over the top in them, I don't recall nudity or especially filthy language... they are classics Evil Dead https://www.commonsensemedia.org/movie-reviews/the-evil-dead Army of Darkness https://www.commonsensemedia.org/movie-reviews/army-of-darkness Dead Alive https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Braindead_ By Peter Jackson. Yes, that Peter Jackson of LoTR fame. |
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Originally Posted By BK220: Think I've watched Ernest Scared Stupid at least once a year since seventh grade. The Goosebumps movies, as well as House with a Clock in the Walls are on our watch list every year. Wife and daughter really like Hocus Pocus (the original, sequel apparently isn't that great) and Hubie Halloween is a guilty pleasure. IT (the tv miniseries) is also one that will stick with you. That is a good one. I think IT has a some cursing but nothing over the top since it was on TV though I haven't watched IT in a long while. Edit- Some other TV series might be good. Are you Afraid of the Dark? (can be hit or miss but there are some really good episodes) Goosebumps TV series (might be too kid-friendly for a 14yo) X-Files Tales from the Darkside Tales from the Crypt The Twilight Zone Buffy (not really scary/horror) |
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Originally Posted By seek2: Yeah, that one is in my "I wish I could forget this" category. Originally Posted By seek2: Originally Posted By denverdan: Midsommar. I kid I kid. Please don’t do this. She’ll never forgive you, nor will mom.  Yeah, that one is in my "I wish I could forget this" category. Is "Midsommar" really that bad? Somebody gave me a copy that I was saving for Halloween viewing, and I don't know anything about it except that some people found it disturbing. Is a brief overview without spoilers possible? |
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Originally Posted By Precious87: Well there goes anything from the '80s! A lot of the later Hammer Horror films from about 1970 onwards had nudity in them. Otherwise they would be up that ally as they were never really overly graphic with violence, gore, etc.. Older ones would be OK or ones edited for TV broadcasting. |
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Originally Posted By sparkyfender2: Is "Midsommar" really that bad? Somebody gave me a copy that I was saving for Halloween viewing, and I don't know anything about it except that some people found it disturbing. Is a brief overview without spoilers possible? Plot summary: Idiot young adults hang out with pagan hippie death cult. Boyfriend loser pussy can't bring himself to break up with girlfriend. But it's okay since the death cult sacrifices him and girlfriend is okay with it. Also, summer is spelled summer not sommar, Hollywood assholes. |
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It Chapter 1 from 2017. It's rated R, but it's too corny to watch as an adult. It's about some kids fighting an evil shape shifting monster that sounds like Scooby Doo when it talks while also having to deal with being bullied by the big kids. Most of the adults are ignorant to everything happening in the town. |
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At 14 I was seeing R rated movies alone. Why shelter her from (exaggerated) human behavior? Profanity? She's saying ALL the words whenever you're not around. |
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