### 15 Creepy Kids in Horror Movies
Horror movies often feature kids in roles that are both terrifying and intriguing. Here are 15 creepy kids in horror movies that will make you shiver:
1. **Coraline** (2009) – This animated film tells the story of a girl named Coraline who discovers a secret door leading to a parallel universe. But things aren’t as perfect as they seem, and Coraline must confront the dark side of her new world.
2. **ParaNorman** (2012) – Norman is a boy who can see ghosts. He must use his ability to save his town from a witch’s curse. The film’s stop-motion animation and heartfelt story make it both spooky and endearing.
3. **Monster House** (2006) – This animated film follows three kids who discover that the house across the street is alive and haunted. The house becomes a monster, and the kids must find a way to stop it.
4. **The Sixth Sense** (1999) – In this classic film, a young boy named Cole communicates with spirits. His story intertwines with that of a psychologist who is trying to help him, but the truth about Cole’s abilities is shocking.
5. **The Little Vampire** (2000) – When an eight-year-old boy named Tony moves to Scotland, he befriends a young vampire named Rudolph. Together, they must evade a vampire hunter who is determined to destroy them.
6. **Goosebumps** (2015) – Based on the popular book series by R.L. Stine, this film follows a boy named Zach who moves to a new town. When he meets his neighbor Hannah, who is the daughter of the famous author, they accidentally unleash the monsters from her father’s books.
7. **The Haunted Mansion** (2003) – This family-friendly horror film is based on the popular theme park attraction. It follows a family who gets trapped in a haunted mansion and must find a way to escape.
8. **Hotel Transylvania** (2012) – In this comedy-horror film, Count Dracula runs a hotel for monsters. When a human accidentally stumbles upon the hotel, Dracula must hide the truth to keep his guests safe.
9. **Scooby-Doo** (2002) – This film follows the Mystery Inc. gang as they investigate paranormal activities on Spooky Island. With plenty of comedy mixed in, it’s a fun and spooky watch for kids.
10. **Gremlins** (1984) – While not strictly a kid’s film, Gremlins features a cute Mogwai named Gizmo that spawns terrifying creatures when fed after midnight. The film is a classic blend of horror and comedy.
11. **The Addams Family** (1991) – This film is based on the beloved TV series and introduces the eccentric and lovable Addams Family. It’s a great introduction to horror elements without being too scary.
12. **Young Frankenstein** (1974) – This classic film blends comedy and horror, making it a light-hearted experience for young viewers. It’s a fun exploration of the Frankenstein story without too much intense content.
13. **The Witches** (1990) – Based on Roald Dahl’s book, this film follows a boy who encounters witches at a hotel. It respects children’s ability to handle complex emotions and darker themes.
14. **The Mummy** (1999) – This action-packed film features mild scares and is a good entry point for younger viewers. It’s part of a series that offers an exciting adventure with supernatural elements.
15. **Poltergeist** (1982) – While not suitable for all ages, Poltergeist is a classic horror film that features children in peril. It’s a reminder that horror ratings can be misleading, and some films are genuinely scary.
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