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eerieindianaMy nephew loves creepy movies, especially if they have a fascinating story or mystery behind them. He's too old now for most animated movies, and is very sensitive to watching anything he considers "baby" stuff. What to choose?
He likes: The Lady in White, Watcher in the Woods, Gremlins... He claims to have seen The Shining, but I think that's too scary for him. What really gets him scared and intrigued is ghosty stuff rather than murderous monster stuff.
I'd prefer he watch something with minimal gore and that isn't sexist.
I have no idea how they hold up -- maybe check out Eerie, Indiana or American Gothic? I remember being pretty weirded out by those when I was a little older than him. Also, Are You Afraid of the Dark.
Stranger Things obviously is a little more "murderous monster stuff" but there's ghostly-ness too.
He likes: The Lady in White, Watcher in the Woods, Gremlins... He claims to have seen The Shining, but I think that's too scary for him. What really gets him scared and intrigued is ghosty stuff rather than murderous monster stuff.
I'd prefer he watch something with minimal gore and that isn't sexist.
I have no idea how they hold up -- maybe check out Eerie, Indiana or American Gothic? I remember being pretty weirded out by those when I was a little older than him. Also, Are You Afraid of the Dark.
Stranger Things obviously is a little more "murderous monster stuff" but there's ghostly-ness too.
