This year’s trick-or-treating is amounting to be a mixed bag for moviegoers. The Basement and Hell Fest have been ripped apart by critics, reception for Shane Black’s entry into the Predator franchise has been lukewarm, and the most anticipated movie this Halloween is turning out to actually be Halloween, the follow-up to John Carpenter’s 1978 cult classic. But these movies are all for the adults. What do younger audiences have to enjoy and be terrified by this scary season? Enter The House with a Clock in its Walls.

Slappy is back and he's brought all his monstrous friends with him in Goosebumps 2: Haunted Halloween, the sequel to 2015's adaptation of R.L. Stine's best-selling book series.

Eli Roth... yes, that Eli Roth, directs this adaptation of a beloved children's story which sees Jack Black as a friendly warlock who along with his equally magical neighbor, played by Cate Blanchett, needs to help his 10-year old nephew solve the mystery of a spooky house.

In news that should surprise absolutely no one, we are getting a sequel to the surprising Jumanji reboot with the team that crafted the film all returning for the next installment.

Don't Worry, He Won't Get Far On Foot is the upcoming biographical drama based on the life of cartoonist John Callahan from director Gus Van Sant. Joaquin Phoenix portrays the disabled cartoonist who regularly courted controversy for his dark humour when tackling sensitive subject matter.

Will the impossible be possible? Will a sequel to the classic Jumanji stand with its head held high? Or will it vanish into the wild?

Well, this is a pleasant surprise! Some people (read: Kervyn) may have thought the trailers for the new Jumanji looked rather iffy, but according to the first social media reactions to the film, it's actually unexpectedly good!

Brutal Legend is still worth a buy if you’re looking for something out of the ordinary, a Rock ‘n Rollin’ RPG of action and featuring some of the finest cameos around, including the late great Lemmy Killmister of Motorhead. If that isn’t good enough, then how about a free version?