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Top 8 Halloween films now showing on Netflix

Halloween, on Friday, October 31, is the perfect time to bring out the spooky snacks and switch on a ghoulish film.

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By Chanelle Georgina, Content Editor

With so many films to choose from on Netflix this Halloween, there's a better way to spend your evening than flicking through all that it has to offer. To be completely frank, many movies are such a waste of time, which is why Express.co.uk have compiled a list of highly-rated Halloween treasures.

All eight of the following films have had a minimum rating of seven on IMDb (International Movie Database) – and great reviews. Plus, there's a selection for everybody; from family favourites and vampire tales, to those seeking a thrill, there's a film for all.

The Addams Family

8. The Addams Family

The Addams Family is an Oscar-nominated Halloween classic that centres on the wealthy, yet eccentric household of Morticia and Gomez. Expect a wandering hand, the macabre, dark romance, and an amusing watch. 

IMDb: 7

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Dead Talents Society

7. Dead Talents Society

If you don't mind reading subtitles, or having the movie dubbed in English, Dead Talents Society is a supernatural comedy about ghosts competing to be the scariest ghouls among the living.

IMDb: 7

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Corpse Bride

6. Corpse Bride

Directed by legendary director Tim Burton, Corpse Bride is a stop-motion animated film about a young man who accidentally marries a dead woman and is dragged down into the Land of the Dead.

IMDb: 7.4

(Image: Getty)

Scream

5. Scream

For adults wanting a thrill this Halloween, the original Scream horror is one to watch as a masked killer goes after high school students in a small Californian town.

IMDb: 7.4

(Image: Miramax)

Interview with the Vampire

4. Interview with the Vampire

Interview with the Vampire has Brad Pitt star as vampire Louis in this gripping tale of love, betrayal, and loneliness. 

IMDb: 7.5

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