As long as the child understands that it is only a movie, and not real. Then no, I do not think they are a bad influence to kids. I grew up watching horror movies, and now they are one of my passions. I am a horror artist.
There are many popular kids DVD movies. Some examples of kids DVD movies that are popular include any Disney movie, any Pixar movie, and several super hero movies such as "Spider Man".
no it is perfect for little kids
the Chipmunk Adventure has kids tied up. they are not really kids but they look like kids.
When a Stranger Calls is good. I am 13, my friends and I watched it Friday night. Then we slept out on my tramp! It was creepy.Also the Jeeper Creepers, Saw, The Ring, Scary Movie Series and lots more. There not scary. THey try to make is scary is all fake... well those are good movies and i have anotther 2: nmightmare on elm street is sooooooo scary and It
scary; and gave kids nightmares
It is all about these kids that have these wierd adventures they are also a little scary sometimes.but i love them:)
Well, kids shouldn't watch scary movies at all. It depends on how old the kids you're talking about is. If the kid is old enough to understand that scary movies are NOT real, then I guess I would recommend some old horror movies that aren't too violent and scary. NOTHING at all like Friday the 13th, ESPECIALLY A Nightmare on Elm Street, the Halloween movies, etc. Probably something black and white or something not TOO scary, for we are talking about kids. However, if they do understand horror movies aren't real and/or become teenagers, I'd try to let them watch something more scary, like one of the movies I already mentioned. I hope this helps :o) PS. Here, I'll list a few movies that might be kid appropriate if they believe horror movies aren't real and want something not too scary: (Minor ghost movies) Wolfman might be good (No, not the remake, probably too violent) Dracula movies Anything black and white The House on the Cemetery (This movie is alright, but not too suitable for minors...) Maybe Carnival of Souls (Once again, not the remake. But maybe the remake would be alright...) Whatever else you think isn't too violent~
Well the only author I can think of who writes scary books and movies is r.l. Stine. My name is josh north am I am in fifth grade.
As long as the child understands that it is only a movie, and not real. Then no, I do not think they are a bad influence to kids. I grew up watching horror movies, and now they are one of my passions. I am a horror artist.
Yes I believe because I saw this really scary movie that scared me and I was only like 8 I am 10 now and it still scares me and that movie was for kids and it was on a kid's channel.
Scary movies can be especially detrimental to children because they are still learning to distinguish between what is real and what is fantasy. Because of this, images that are not frightening to adults because adults know that they are not real, can be terrifying to young children. Kids also tend to have very active imaginations! A clip from a scary movie may be played over and over again in a kid's mind, causing a continuing cycle of anxiety and fear. Scary movies can cause unnecessary harm to the emotional stability of kids due to their naivete and innocence.
Batman 3 is not scaryIt might be scary for kids 9 and under..
yes ,sometimes Gremlins was made for kids and it's a horror film so yes. Some horror movies are made for kids.
Yes, if your parents say it's okay. Unless it's an NC-17 movie and you want to see it in a theater. Kids under 17 can see R rated movies in theaters with a parent or guardian, however, kids under 17 CANNOT see an NC-17 movie in theaters, not even with a parent.
is was going to be for adults
Scary Kids Scaring Kids ended in 2010.