Horror movies to watch on Halloween! From genuinely terrifying to laugh-out-loud comedies
Scary but funny, chilling yet giggle-worthy… Scary from start to finish! Here are some horror movies with that mysterious charm.
We’ve gathered films that blend horror and comedy in a perfect balance—just what you want to enjoy during the Halloween season.
Even if you’re easily scared, there are movies with unique worlds that let you soften the fear with laughter.
Watch with friends and the fun multiplies! Spend a special Halloween with horror films that make you laugh and shiver!
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Horror Movies to Watch on Halloween! From Truly Terrifying to Laugh-Out-Loud Comedies (31–40)
Kokusen: Operation UndeadKom Kongkiat Khomsiri
Operation Undead: The Battle of Tears is a thrilling zombie action film made in Thailand.
On a battlefield suddenly overrun by zombies, brave soldiers fight fiercely to survive.
It’s recommended for ages 12 and up, but kids who are sensitive to horror should watch it with an adult.
It’s a gripping ride from start to finish.
Along with the terror of zombies, the film explores themes of camaraderie and courage, delivering both thrills and emotion.
Highly recommended for fans of action movies!
Mad Mouse: Mickey and MinnieJamie Bailey
Despite its cute title, the film “Mad Mouse: Mickey and Minnie” is recommended for ages 13 and up.
The story’s appeal lies in its thrilling development as Mickey and Minnie confront the mysterious Mad Mouse in a run-down amusement park.
Another plus is that the work is in the public domain, so it can be enjoyed freely.
The blend of scares and humor is exquisite, keeping you on edge while having fun.
Highlights include the eerie presence of the Mad Mouse moving in the dark and themes of friendship and courage.
It’s a fresh take on horror adventure—scary yet laugh-out-loud fun! Because it has strong horror elements with dark scenes and jump scares, children should watch it with an adult.
VENUS / VenusJaume Balagueró
Venus, a Spanish horror-suspense film released in 2022, stars Ester Expósito.
She plays Lucía, a club dancer who hides out in a suburban housing complex to help her sister and niece, only to be drawn into terrifying supernatural events.
Inspired by the real grimoire The Key of Solomon, the eerie premise is a highlight, delivering plenty of fear and thrills.
With flashy action and stylish visuals, it’s a film that adults—and even middle and high school horror fans, if accompanied by adults—can enjoy.
MononokeKenji Nakamura
Mononoke is a popular film known for its distinctive art style and mysterious storytelling.
While it’s recommended for ages 12 and up, its deep narrative captivates adults as well.
The protagonist, a mysterious medicine seller, is especially compelling.
The highlight is watching him unravel the yokai known as “Mononoke,” which lurk in human hearts, using his wisdom and courage.
The vivid colors blend with traditional Japanese aesthetics to create an experience that feels like stepping into an illustrated scroll.
Be sure to immerse yourself in this strange and beautiful world.
Mieruko-chanYoshihiro Nakamura
The horror-comedy film “Mieruko-chan,” starring Nanoka Hara, has been released.
One day, the high school girl protagonist suddenly gains the ability to “see” spirits.
Her survival strategy is to pretend she can’t see them.
The story unfolds amid that mix of thrills and heart-pounding tension.
The highlight is how the horror elements and the tension of ignoring the spirits blend with humor.
It’s something both kids and adults can enjoy.
With themes of friendship and youth, it’s not just about fear—there are emotional ups and downs and bonds between characters.
Even if you’re not good with scary ghosts, viewing it from the angle of how she keeps ignoring them makes it an easy watch for those who aren’t fans of horror.
Horror Movies to Watch on Halloween! From Truly Terrifying to Laugh-Out-Loud Comedy (41–50)
4:18 a.m., July 5, 2025Hiroaki Furukawa
Set for release in 2025, the film “4:18 a.m., July 5, 2025” is a horror movie that will thrill and frighten both adults and children.
The story follows a mysterious urban-legend phenomenon, with a gripping, suspenseful progression that uncovers the terrifying truth.
You won’t be able to look away as you wonder what will happen in the darkness.
It’s scary yet exciting—its visuals alone will fill you with fear! Children who are sensitive to horror should watch with an adult.
If you like urban legends or are curious about them, experience it through this film.
Laughing InsectsHideo Jōtei
“Warau Mushi (The Laughing Insect)” is a story of terror and renewal born from the “insects” lurking in the darkness of the human heart.
In this horror-tinged film, a man scarred by his past confronts a series of strange incidents in a quiet town.
Its beautiful visuals and the dread conveyed through sound and silence make for an addictive experience.
It portrays days filled with fear and tension as hidden rules come to light.
It may be frightening for middle and high school students, but it’s thought-provoking, and its profound message resonates with adults.
What is justice? What is the heart? It’s a film that will leave you wanting to talk to someone afterward.