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Halloween is just a few short weeks away and that means it’s time to break out the popcorn and horror films. It’s no surprise that these movies are generally too scary for kids so a hashtag game on Twitter devised the perfect solution for horror film enthusiasts with children.
#MakeAHorrorFilmForKids, which became a trending hashtag in the AfterFFriday hashtag game Friday evening, mixed together classic horror films with child-friendly television shows and games. The hashtag game generated thousands of tweets, which included combinations like “A Nightmare on Elm Street” and “Sesame Street,” “The Silence of the Lambs” and puppet Lamb Chop; and even the Alfred Hitchcock classic “The Birds” with the popular app Angry Birds. Horror films will no longer be the source of nightmares with these kid-friendly changes.
Take a look at some of the best #MakeAHorrorFilmForKids tweets below:
Social Media Makes Scary Movies More Kid-Friendly with #MakeAHorrorFilmForKids
THE Angry BIRDS #MakeAHorrorFilmForKids @AfterFFriday pic.twitter.com/Vb1C5rsmgv
— Damian Vanore (@DamianVanore23) October 13, 2017
Nightmare on Sesame Street. #MakeAHorrorFilmForKids
— ️Johnsense⚾⚡ (@Johnsense38) October 13, 2017
Last Bounce House on the Left#MakeAHorrorFilmForKids
— Eric Schmeric (@HepatitisAtoZ) October 13, 2017
#MakeAHorrorFilmForKids
See saw.. pic.twitter.com/8LrSLAN6iO— it’s me x Nic x (@nsj1970) October 13, 2017
The Bride Of Chuck E Cheese #MakeAHorrorFilmForKids
— David E (@DaSkrambledEgg) October 13, 2017
The Blair Witch Macaroni Art Project#MakeAHorrorFilmForKids
— Eric Schmeric (@HepatitisAtoZ) October 13, 2017
Horton Hears a Boo #MakeAHorrorFilmForKids pic.twitter.com/KwmCsYYaIK
— Meg_Silver (@MegLewMet) October 13, 2017
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— Andrew (@1andrewfenton) October 13, 2017
#MakeAHorrorFilmForKids Slashing Nemo
— Lisa Cee (@beefybeans9) October 13, 2017
The Silence Of The Lambchop #MakeAHorrorFilmForKids @AfterFFriday pic.twitter.com/I5I9WfQc5w
— Damian Vanore (@DamianVanore23) October 13, 2017
I Know What You Did At Camp Last Summer
#MakeAHorrorFilmForKids— ✨nAmyste⚾️ (@AAskelson) October 13, 2017
The Pacifier Ring #MakeAHorrorFilmForKids @AfterFFriday pic.twitter.com/Cr2dGAs8vr
— Damian Vanore (@DamianVanore23) October 13, 2017
#MakeAHorrorFilmForKids The Sixth Grade pic.twitter.com/n5tU5M7Emk
— Ray*mond Li*terally (@madbarrister) October 13, 2017
#MakeAHorrorFilmForKids
Halloweeeeeee! pic.twitter.com/87ePGfZFQX— Writerlike (@writerlike1) October 13, 2017
How would you make a horror film more kid-friendly? Which #MakeAHorrorFilmForKids tweet was your favorite? Sound off in the comments section below!
