Everyone love to watch "family" films for the New Year and Christmas. But when Halloween comes, the choice of films seems pretty scanty. Of course, you can enable the usual "horror", but it can scare children (and sometimes some adults). In fact, there are quite a few films, specially shot specifically on Halloween themes, which in recent years have been undeservedly forgotten.
1. Crazy Monster Party
Arthur Rankin and Julce Bass removed such classic Christmas tapes as the "Adventures of Rudolf Olena", "Jack Frost", "The Adventures of Frost Snowman" and many others. And in 1967, they decided to remove the music animation film in the style of Halloween, with the original soundtrack from rock music and star composition (Boris Carloff, Allen Swift, Phyllis Diller and Ethel Ennis were filmed.
Some of the main characters were Frankenstein, Mummy, Count Dracula, waswolf, etc. The film, which uses the classic animated style of Rankin and the Bass "Animadzhik", tells the history of the meeting in the castle of Dr. Frankenstein, where he invited his monsters and nephews.
2. Flintstones meet Rokula and Frankenstone
This cartoon was considered a special release of the Flintstones who loved everyone, which was released separately from the main storyline. He was broadcast as a television film on October 3, 1980 on NBC. Fred and Wilma won on the game show called "dealing a deal" The main prize is a trip to the Count Count Rockula.
They are together with friends Betty and Barney go to Roxilvania, where they accidentally find out that Rokula makes Monster Frankenstone in his laboratory. The classic humor of the old "Flinstovenov" comes with Halloween jokes and references to Frankenstein, which makes this animation film unique.
3. The Witch Party
This is a real pearl of the animation of the 1970s, unique and fancy. He deliberately painted roughly than many people like. However, the voice acting in it is really beautiful. Unique Gilde Raner voiced the witch who fell into depression due to the fact that Halloween is not so terrible as before.
No one else wants to be afraid, so she feels useless. Two criminals find the magic wand of the witches, which she threw out in the midst of his depression, after which they use it for their atrocities. Only the witch and two children who stayed at home with a nanny may prevent criminals to turn the entire city in real terrible monsters on Halloween.
Perhaps everyone knows the cartoon "Frankenvini", released in 2012. But everyone forgot that he was founded on a short film of 1984 about a boy who revives his dead Sparagus dog, inspired by Frankenstein's experiment. It has all the elements of the classic cartoon Tim Berton, except that in the 1984 version was a pretty cute real dog with bolts attached to her neck.
5. Last Halloween
In this classic 1991 tape, Halloween theme is combined with space topics. Two Marcianin arrive to the ground during Halloween to gain candies for their native planet. They land in a small town of Crystal Lake, famous for its candy factory. However, local scientists at the factory spent all the reserves of candies for the city in attempts to find eternal youth. Since there are no more sweets, the whole city is going to move, celebrating the last Halloween.
6. Halloween - Greens Night
Greench is a character of Dr. Sius, who loves Christmas, just hates Halloween. This cartoon won Primetime Emmy in 1978.
Greench with his dog Max is going to terrorize the Justille in Greens Night, when they meet a polite little boy who leaves the city. As a result, instead of Terror Greench shows the boy his "van with all sorts of soxes", which is full of fantastic, surreal and creepy monsters.
7. The worst witch
The fantasy film "The worst Witch" is based on the Book of the Jill Murphy of the same name and has much in common with Harry Potter. Firehouse Balk plays a young witch named Mildred Hubble, who visits a prestigious school for witches. She is on the verge of deductions, and the widespread witches and teachers mock it. Mildred is the last person from whom someone expects to save the school from a dangerous fraudice witch from the forest.
8. Eve of all saints
This cartoon Cartoon Network tells about four children who sought to learn the origin of Halloween to save the life of his friend from the ghosts of the past Halloween. After they met the magic character, who told them how to save their friend Pipa, they are sent in a world journey through 4000 years of Halloween history. During their adventure, they face the sources of many modern classic Halloween traditions. The cartoon is based on the book of Ray Bradbury, which traces the historical roots of Halloween and Samai.
9. Halloween passed unnoticed
In this film of 1979, Judd Hersch played the main role of Count Dracula. Dracula heard rumors that Halloween could be canceled forever, because monsters are no longer afraid to people.
Looking through television news, he learns that wines for the end of Halloween lies solely on it. Upset and worried about what he may have to leave Transylvania to live a more "normal" life, Dracula calls his monsters friends to correct. The film won Emmy and was nominated for another three awards.
Disney made several worthy films on Halloween themes, but none of them became popular as Hallowentown. In fact, about this film it is impossible to say that he is "forgotten." Rather, it is worth viewing as a unique and spiritual walk in a fictional city, where Halloween is life. The 13-year-old Marnie with his brothers and sisters attend her grandmother in Hallowuntown. There they will find out what the Witch family originates. Therefore, they must learn to use their strength for the benefit, as the family struggles with evil, which threatens to destroy the world. Hallowuintown has several sequels, but it is difficult to surpass the original 1998.
