Here is a list for a Summerween movies for the family. That means they are not too gory or creepy, but give just the right about of shivers for good time.

By the way – have you heard about Summerween? It’s been a new addition to the holiday calendar, its a time ot celebrate all things Halloween but with a summer vibe. Here is my post explainign the origins!

Summerween movies for the family – treats and snacks

Before we press play – how abut adding in treats, decorations and snacks? Here are some Summerween crafty ideas!

Summerween popcorn ideas:

Witchy watermelon popcorn
Toss air-popped popcorn with melted white chocolate dyed light green and pink (use food coloring or candy melts), then sprinkle with mini chocolate chips to mimic watermelon seeds. Add a dash of lime zest for a zippy summer twist!

Spooky tropical crunch
Mix popcorn with dried pineapple, coconut flakes, and a drizzle of white chocolate. Finish with orange and purple sprinkles or candy eyeballs to make it hauntingly tropical!

Campfire monster mix
Combine popcorn with mini marshmallows, crushed graham crackers, and chunks of chocolate—like a spooky s’mores remix. Toss in green candy melts and colorful monster-shaped sprinkles for extra flair.

Summerween movies – the list!

Gravity Falls – “Summerween” (Season 1, Episode 12)

The ultimate inspiration for Summerween! This hilarious episode from Gravity Falls brings Halloween to July 22nd, complete with creepy monsters, spooky costumes, and candy-obsessed traditions. A must-watch for the whole family.

Hotel Transylvania 3: Summer Vacation (2018)

Drac and his monster crew hit the high seas on a tropical cruise—but things get spooky when romance and danger strike. It’s full of laughs, ghouls, and beach vibes all in one.

Scooby-Doo! and the Beach Beastie (2015)

Scooby and the gang try to relax at a beach resort—until a watery ghost shows up! A short, sweet mystery that perfectly fits the Summerween spirit.

The Witches (2020)

While not summery, this visually stunning film has spooky-cute vibes that work great for a Summerween movie night—especially if you’re crafting along with your little witches and wizards.

Monster House (2006)

A group of kids investigates a haunted house in their neighborhood during summer break. It’s funny, thrilling, and has a nostalgic “summer adventure gone spooky” vibe.

The Nightmare Before Christmas (1993)

Spooky meets sparkly in this stop-motion masterpiece! Jack Skellington accidentally discovers Christmas—and chaos follows. A perfect pick for Summerween because it blends both seasons with a side of song, skeletons, and soul.

More Summerween movies!

Hocus Pocus (1993)

Three witchy sisters, a black cat, and some seriously iconic spells? Yes, please! This cult classic is Halloween magic with a wicked sense of humor—and Bette Midler’s vocals are basically a vibe. Bonus: it’s extra fun with caramel corn and candy apples! Related: DIY Hocus Pocus Crafts

Casper (1995)

Not all ghosts are scary—some are soft, sweet, and just want a friend. Casper is the ultimate feel-good spooky flick with heart, humor, and a dreamy 90s glow. Perfect for a cozy Summerween cuddle sesh.

Coraline (2009)

Creepy buttons, parallel worlds, and a courageous girl in blue hair? Coraline is beautifully eerie with whimsical animation that pulls you into a dreamy-dark wonderland. It’s spooky without being too scary—great for the artsy kiddos (and grown-ups!).

Wednesday Addams (2022)

Our favorite gothic Latina icon gets her own series—and slays! From psychic powers to dance-floor dominance, Wednesday is all about confidence, cleverness, and creepy cool. She’s a whole mood—and a Summerween fashion icon too!

The Addams Family (1991)

Snap-snap! This film is packed with dark humor, iconic one-liners, and the spooky family we all secretly want to join. The perfect retro pick for Summerween with major flair and family drama (in the best way).

Frankenweenie (2012)

A heartfelt tale of love, loss, and bringing your pup back to life—with black-and-white Tim Burton magic. It’s quirky, cute, and perfectly macabre. Watch it with popcorn, flashlights, and your favorite stuffed animal for support.