Monster House

Tim Burton's classic stop-motion animation tells the tale of Jack Skellington's attempt to bring Christmas to his spooky Halloween Town. Its unique visual style and blend of horror elements with a whimsical holiday spirit will resonate with Monster House fans.

Coraline offers a similarly spooky and adventurous tone, following a young girl's discovery of an alternate reality. Much like Monster House, this film provides a blend of dark fantasy and quirky humor that will delight fans of animated horror-comedies.

In this gothic romance, Tim Burton tells the story of a young man who inadvertently proposes to a deceased bride. Corpse Bride's blend of dark humor and a heartwarming story will appeal to those who appreciate Monster House's similar balance.

Produced by the same studio as Coraline, ParaNorman features a young boy who can communicate with the dead, unraveling a centuries-old curse. Its eerie atmosphere and supernatural themes make it a great follow-up for those who enjoyed Monster House.

Another Tim Burton stop-motion film, Frankenweenie, is about a boy who brings his dog back to life. It combines the innocence of childhood relationships with the macabre, much like Monster House.

With a lighter and more comedic approach, Hotel Transylvania explores the lives of monsters in a family-friendly setting. If you liked the monster elements and humor of Monster House, this is a fun and charming film to watch next.

9 is a post-apocalyptic animated adventure following sentient ragdoll creatures. For those who enjoy Monster House's darker themes and its group of characters banding together to face a common foe, 9 provides a similar experience with a unique visual style.