This Groundhog Day horror movie has a young college aged protagonist (Jessica Rothe) who learns to navigate her repeating demise. You’ll feel the burn or the other traps as this escape room is life or death. Just be glad it’s not a real deathtrap like the one in this movie. ‘Escape Room’ – It’s not a gameĪn escape room can be a fun activity for teenagers to do together. Matt Reeves filmed this giant monster attack without graphic violence so kids aren’t restricted. These friends were already adults but they’re young enough that teens will still relate to them. He has to step up when teenager Nell Sweetzer (Ashley Bell) is really possessed. Huckster preacher Cotton Marcus ( Better Call Saul’s Patrick Fabian) lets a camera crew follow him to show how he can fake an exorcism. This could be a stepping stone before you jump in the deep end with The Exorcist.
The Final Girls also has an emotional undercurrent as one girl reunited with her actress mother, but only as her movie character. It’s less violent than Scream but still allows them to use their horror knowledge to survive. This horror comedy shows what happens when a group of friends end up in their favorite horror movies. Oliver Robins and JoBeth Williams | Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer/Getty Images 6. A group of teens in the ‘60s finds a book that tells personalized scary stories, and they come to life for the teens. Guillermo del Toro produced this adaptation of the book specifically so teenagers could see it. ‘Scary Stories to Tell In the Dark’ – Guillermo del Toro’s teen horror movie Special effects like faces caving in or bodies bursting into several mini-creatures are sure to haunt teens’ nightmares even without graphic gore.
There are plenty of scary demons in this PG-13 movie. These teens dabble in Satanic passages and open a gate to hell. Sure, they still have a babysitter but it feels a little less supervised. ‘The Gate’ – Unsupervised teen horrorĮvery teen enjoys the freedom when their parents go out for the night or a weekend. Here are 10 choices for teen horror fans to tide them over until they can watch the Scream, Nightmare on Elm Street, Friday the 13th or Halloween franchises. They have scares just intense enough to honor the horror genre, but not enough to break the PG-13 rules. These involve teenage characters, or at least characters close to their age bracket. There are some horror movies designed especially for teenage viewers. RELATED: Stephen King: The 10 Scariest Movies Based On His Books, Ranked
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