REVISTED: So, after viewing some of the Friday 13th movies, I have decided they aren't very appropriate...PLEASE give me some alternative scary movies to watch that aren't so nude/foul language filled.
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friday 13th movie marathon-revisited –
08-09-2010,11:58 AM
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08-09-2010,12:46 PM
how about the Universal monsters?
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08-09-2010,06:09 PM
Glad you viewed the moves decided against it! I was worried when you said that it would be ok, even with parents ok. That would get around school quickly and bring lots of unwanted attention! They are really NOT appropriate for younger/middle school age kids. So, what about Halloween One and Two? There is only one "make out" scene that I know of, but I dont think there is nudity-just kissing, and no foul language. And none in Halloween two that I know of. May be worth checking out...and it has a great creep factor without being gory...
"It's Halloween, everyone's entitled to one good scare."
MichaelMyers at "The other place"
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08-09-2010,06:25 PM
Scream trilogy. Jeepers Creepers 1&2. Wrong Turn trilogy
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08-19-2010,01:32 PM
Sorry I'm late, but I guess you can use this for whenever. Some of the Friday the 13th Films aren't bad. The Original Film, And the Third film are decent. Some partial nudity (No breasts shown), but the gore is still a little bad. I'd go with some tamer films. Like Poltergeist, The Monster Squad, Saturday the 14th, even Witchboard isn't that bad. Halloween (1978 version) isn't bad! Child's Play films are perfect for what you want! No nudity (Not that I can remember), Not that bad of violence, and the fowl language is a little bad. Hope you found this helpful for whenever you have another marathon with kids.



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