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It is a surprisingly common misconception that people die in this film. Most of their time is spent carving pumpkins, trick or treating, and apple bobbing. Fun facts: In the UK the director's cut is actually rated 'U', and the original title was Babysitter Sleepover.

Try The Exorcist. If I recall correctly there's one priest death off screen and another one in the end, but not very spectacular.

I'm sorry, but if you worry that your six year old can't handle death, then don't start showing them horror movies yet. It's kind of part and parcel for horror.

Horror movies without death is like a romantic comedy without flirting.

This is obviously a joke post, but, if you do have a 5 year old and want to introduce him to horror movies, try Salem's Lot (1979). 😁😁😁😁

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Well you said a "Good Horror Movie" and with this being an Over Pretentious Hipster Movie for Ramen eating Man Children. I would start your little scamp off with "The Video Dead" or "Zombie '90 Extreme Pestilence" so that he grows up an individual rather than an establishment backing puke of a liberal.

Try Gremlins, Ernest Scared Stupid, or the Addams Family Movies.

THIS ONE WAS PRETTY FUNNY...WELL DONE,FRIEND-O.