Sparkling Stars has put together a few films that is sure to get your skin crawling on Halloween night, but can also be enjoyed during the other Holiday seasons. Some of these films can be watched with the family and some shouldn’t be watched by kids under the age of sixteen due to the scariness factor of them, but one things for show there perfect movie to watch to bring in the scary and festive holiday season.

Peanuts Holiday Collection (It’s the Great Pumpkin, Charlie Brown, A Charlie Brown Thanksgiving, and A Charlie Brown Christmas) – It’s the family friendly collection watched every year. This Halloween, set down with kids watch “It’s the Great Pumpkin, Charlie Brown,” give thanks on Thanksgiving by watching “A Charlie Brown Thanksgiving,” and be merry and enjoy all the laughs in “A Charlie Brown Christmas.” Each of these films will make you laugh, happy, and get in the holiday spirit all while spending time with the family and the peanuts gang. So join Snoopy and Woodstock in these great family films sure to bring smile to your face.

The Nightmare Before Christmas – Although, Tim Burton’s Holiday horror; about Jack Skellington, king of Halloweentown, discovering the meaning of Christmas, maybe be a little scary for kids under the age of eight years old, this one frightening flick that can be watched during both Halloween and Christmas.

Black Christmas – Sparkling Stars didn’t forget about the older kids, this Christmas horror film is not for kids under the age of 15 years old; do to freighting effects that is sure to chill your bones, no matter if you watch it on the scary ghostly night of Halloween, or the holly jolly time of Christmas.