Family-friendly Halloween on Disney+

Jack Skellington tries to run Christmas and gets the joy all wrong before he gets it right. Halloween bones, Christmas heart, and it is on Disney+.

A boy strums his way into the land of the dead and learns his family's real story. It is a November movie as much as a Halloween one. Gorgeous, musical, and on Disney+.

A boy brings his dog back, in black-and-white stop-motion, and the science fair gets out of hand. Tim Burton, on Disney+. Tender if you have ever loved a pet.

Marnie finds out she is a witch on Halloween, and her grandmother's town needs her. The 1998 Disney Channel movie that still feels like a sleepover. On Disney+ and Hulu.

The mortal world and the monster world try to share a school. It is sweeter than it is scary, and Disney+ still has it.

A grieving scientist and a single mom get stuck with a house that will not let them leave. The 2023 one, PG-13, more jokes than dread, on Disney+.

Three witches get resurrected in Salem and a black cat has the brain cell. The 1993 Halloween movie a lot of families now watch every October on purpose. Disney+.

The Sanderson sisters are back, and so is the camp. A Disney+ sequel that knows you wanted the songs more than a new mythology.

College, a box of powers, and one more visit. The fourth film is the quietest of the set. Fine for kids who grew up with Marnie.

A bullfighter, a guitar, and the land of the remembered, painted like a folk-art altar. On Disney+. A bright, musical Day of the Dead story for a family Halloween.

Twin witches, separated at birth, figure out they are stronger together on Halloween. A mid-2000s Disney Channel movie. Campy, pink, and on Disney+.

The twins are back and the darkness did not stay gone. If the first one was a sleepover, this is the sequel you put on while the popcorn is still out.