PG-rated horror movies

[filmmaker2]

That marvelous gory shot of the bitten-off leg sinking to the bottom.......it's like something out of a slasher movie...oh boy.

Well, needless to say, I own this one.

[alkytrio666]

Close Encounters was very creepy- and very good.

[TheEvilshed]

The fimbles, Its not a movie but that has to be the most satanic thing , I have ever seen in my life. Rated U.

[Posher778]

Jaws and Jaws 2 were good.

Poltergeist, and the sequel too are the best pg's out there. Poltergeist is really scary.

and shed, what the hell are you talking about.

Wasn't the original "Tales From The Crypt" from the early 70s rated PG? That was pretty good...

[gnarly666]

Arachnophobia and house 2

[urgeok]

Originally posted by HorrorGuru
Wasn't the original "Tales From The Crypt" from the early 70s rated PG? That was pretty good...

yeah .. i got into the theatre to see it as a kid.
I almost crapped myself i was so scared.

[gorefreak]

Originally posted by liebesspiel
Which PG-rated horror movies do you like? I really love Poltergeist and Amityville 3-D. By the way, I really think horror movies should NEVER be rated PG. I mean, really can't BELIEVE Poltergeist is actually rated-PG. The same with Amityville 3-D, it is remarkably violent for a PG-rated film.

Just like FM2 said, it was sorta violent, and with the corpses and whatnot, but the overall tone and language was kept down About the only gross part was the face ripping scene. And Amityville 3D was just about as tame. They probably would've firmly gotten the PG-13 rating had it been around back then. I could understand those two movies getting the R rating if the language, violence and gore effects would've been much higher.

[gorefreak]

Originally posted by gorefreak
Just like FM2 said, it was sorta violent, and with the corpses and whatnot, but the overall tone and language was kept down and the only really gross part was the face ripping scene. And Amityville 3D was just about as tame. They probably would've firmly gotten the PG-13 rating had it been around back then. I could understand those two movies getting the R rating if the language, violence and gore effects would've been much higher.

[gorefreak]

lol Dammit, why can't we edit our posts? I accidentally hit "quote" instead of edit. :mad: :D