The Monster Squad

Hocus Pocus is a family-friendly blend of comedy and horror where a trio of villainous witches from the past are accidentally resurrected on Halloween. The film’s lighthearted approach to supernatural themes will likely charm fans of The Monster Squad.

Beetlejuice delivers an eccentric mix of comedy and the macabre directed by Tim Burton. The titular character is a mischievous ghost hired to scare away the new inhabitants of a house, creating chaos that audiences who enjoy The Monster Squad would find entertaining.

The Goonies offers a comparable mix of adventure, comedy, and youthful camaraderie. Following a group of kids who stumble upon an old treasure map, it taps into the same vein of children facing extraordinary situations that fans of The Monster Squad will surely appreciate.

Gremlins blends humor, horror, and the holiday spirit in a manner that should resonate with The Monster Squad audience. The story revolves around a young man who receives a strange pet that spawns mischievous creatures wreaking havoc on his small town.

Fright Night tells the story of a teenager who suspects his neighbor is a vampire, blending horror with a teen perspective. This cult classic offers a balance of scares and humor that mirrors the atmosphere of The Monster Squad.

Ghostbusters is a comedic take on the supernatural-horror genre with a group of scientists starting a ghost-catching business. Its iconic blend of humor, horror elements, and ensemble cast may capture the hearts of those who enjoy The Monster Squad.

Explorers captures the wonder of childhood and the thrill of the unknown as it follows a group of kids who build their own spaceship. This '80s film shares the youthful spirit and sense of adventure characteristic of The Monster Squad.