
36 Lighter Horror Movies That Aren’t *Too* Scary
This list compiles horror movies that aren’t too scary and are scaredy cat friendly.
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This list compiles horror movies that aren’t too scary and are scaredy cat friendly.
There’s something spooky about Robert Englund giving a speech in which he warns us to “mind our children”.
Young women in their sorority house being hunted down one by one by a deranged killer with a predilection for making lewd phone calls—sounds exploitative, right? Wrong.
Get caught up with any of the horror anime series on Netflix you might have missed, including modern classics like Zom 100 and their latest releases like Terminator Zero.
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Afraid has potential to be good (and even to be so bad it’s good), but it finds a middle ground that is just okay.
Ti West’s X trilogy has some of the violent and terrifying kills in the genre. Ranked below are the best 10 kills in all three films.
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Hell Hole delivers gore and tentacles with an uneven execution.
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Even if you don’t have any of the phobias below, there’s a good chance watching one of these films could cause you to develop one.
One of the most popular horror genres of the 1980s was the “campground slasher” film. The genre can be distinguished from…
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