Coraline might be a little too scary for some kids, but it has just the right amount of creepiness and mystery to keep little ones’ attention the whole way through. It’s about a girl who finds a mysterious door that leads to a parallel world where she finds seemingly perfect versions of her family and home, but she soon sees the place for what it really is and she has to find her way back to her real home. This is another one we’ve watched five too many times in my home, but that just goes to show how much staying power it has.

Beatrix is a young witch set to be officially inducted into the magical world of witchcraft on Halloween. But when something jeopardizes her chances, she seeks the help of her BFF pet rat (voiced by NSYNC’s Joey Fatone) to ensure her place as a witch.

If you’ve ever read a Goosebumps book or seen one of the episodes of the '90s TV show, then you know the drill. An average kid, Max, finds himself in supernatural peril and realizes that only he can save the day. Kids will get a little thrill from the mini jump scares along the way.

Eve Hallow (Lexi Giovagnoli) just turned 16 years old and received the most unbelievable gift: She's a witch! While trying to navigate adolescence, friends, boys, and magic, Eve accidentally summons one of her ancestors for a not-so-happy reunion.

In the G-rated sequel to Goosebumps which, sadly, is no longer on Netflix, Slappy the Dummy is back to wreak havoc on a group of friends and their quiet small town. Slappy's return is caused by Sonny (Jeremy Ray Taylor) and Sam (Caleel Harris) after they find the dummy and unknowingly read the magic spell left in his pocket.

Several Disney universes collide in this animated special, which features the one and only Mickey Mouse coming face-to-face with some of Disney's most iconic villains. When the villains conspire to takeover the House of Mouse, it's up to Mickey and his pals to take them down.

This might not be a Halloween movie, but DreamWorks Spooky Stories is a collection of four stories with familiar movie characters, all with scary themes. They can be watched individually or as one almost hour-long set.

This is another batch of scary stories starring characters from Shrek, Monsters vs. Aliens, and Megamind. If your kid isn't too familiar with all of the characters featured, it’s still a fun way to introduce them to the fun of scary movies, especially for those who have shorter attention spans.

Little Monsters is a classic that any parent should introduce their kid to at some point, whether it’s Halloween or not. But Halloween season is probably the most appropriate time of year to bond with your kid, whatever their age may be, over the '80s fantasy movie.

If your kids like the Hotel Transylvania movies, then they’ll probably enjoy Monster Family too. It doesn't have any celebrities voices behind the animated characters, but it is about a family of classic horror movie monsters, including a Frankenstein-esque monster, mummy, witch, and werewolf.

In My Babysitter's a Vampire, Ethan (Matthew Knight) discovers that the girl his parents hired to babysit his little sister isn't exactly human.

Based off of the book The Legend of Spookley the Square Pumpkin, the animated film with a similar name tells the story of Spookley — a pumpkin who doesn't look anything like the rest of those in his patch. Instead of letting the teasing about his differences get to him, Spookley perseveres — and eventually gets a chance to show everyone that there's nothing wrong with being different.

Your kids might be a little too young to indoctrinate them into the world of Scream and Halloween just yet, but you don't need blood and gore to get them in the mood for Halloween. And with all of these movies on Netflix, you really don't have a reason not to get into the spooky holiday spirit.