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"comfortably scary"

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familiarity and fun

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tingling

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Familiar, Minimal Violence and gore

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"It" and "It chapter 2"

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create chills

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minimal stress

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based on a spooky aesthetic and not too intense

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Family based

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Scary but funny

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distance from real word threats

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Not as gory

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scary themes with comfortable settings, not too much gore

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takes place in familiar, cozy places, making the "spooky" feel less alien

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books/movies with spooky vibes that don’t have intense conflict, or have quick resolutions to conflict. There’s usually not a lot of violence in them, and they typically have happy endings.

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Spooky elements, but feeling of community and safety

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"Sinners"

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avoids intense horror or gore, balances with comedic aspects

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Frightening with distance

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has relatable characters in small town settings for movies that are a little scary, but more so about the story

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Welcome to Dead House (Goosebumps #1) by R.L. Stine

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Ghostbusters

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"The Sixth Sense"

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familiarity and humor

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Gremlins

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Over The Garden wall has a spooky aesthetic but it is also comforting and cute while maintaining serious undertones