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10 best not scary Halloween movies on Netflix

By Jordan Gazitt

PARANORMAN - Why celebrate the spookiest time of the year for only 13 nights when you can celebrate for 31!? Freeform has expanded their annual Halloween programming event to "31 Nights of Halloween" bringing more thrills and chills to the entire month. From Oct. 1, the network will be invaded by everyoneÕs favorite witches, a murderous barber, out of control dinosaurs and everything else that goes bump in the night. (LAIKA)GRANDMA, SANDRA BABCOCK, PERRY BABCOCK, NORMAN BABCOCK, COURTNEY BABCOCK
PARANORMAN - Why celebrate the spookiest time of the year for only 13 nights when you can celebrate for 31!? Freeform has expanded their annual Halloween programming event to "31 Nights of Halloween" bringing more thrills and chills to the entire month. From Oct. 1, the network will be invaded by everyoneÕs favorite witches, a murderous barber, out of control dinosaurs and everything else that goes bump in the night. (LAIKA)GRANDMA, SANDRA BABCOCK, PERRY BABCOCK, NORMAN BABCOCK, COURTNEY BABCOCK /
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Little Evil

Release Year: 2017

Directed By: Eli Craig

Starring: Adam Scott, Evangeline Lilly, Bridget Everett, Owen Atlas

If you loved Zombieland (2013), look no further than the Netflix original movie Little Evil from the same director, Eli Craig! This TV-MA horror-comedy does come with some frights but is sure to produce more laughs than screams.

Adam Scott (Parks and Recreation) stars as Gary Bloom who becomes a step-father after marrying the love of his life Samantha, played by Evangeline Lilly (Ant-Man). Gary has trouble connecting with his 5-year-old step-son Lucas, a quiet boy who ignores him. As time passes, it becomes apparent that there’s something a little off about Lucas, maybe of the demonic variety. Gary must decide whether to step up as a parent to the Antichrist or sacrifice him to save the world.

Little Evil is a comedy-horror film that parodies the horror genre itself. You’re probably not a seasoned horror critic if you’re looking up not-scary movies on Netflix, but there are plenty of allusions to popular horror films you might catch. Little Evil can be viewed as a satirical remake of the 1976 film The Omen, which has the same premise of an Antichrist child, but with a comedic twist.

Speaking of classics, click the next button to read about a creepy movie on Netflix that would make for a great Halloween watch.

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