A few years ago we made this article, and this year we are doing the sequel with part 2. Welcome to Part 2! This 3D movie list made by Adolph Vega has even more spooky, scary, terrifying 3D films. We hope this article helps you get into the spooky holiday spirit. 👻 🎃 Happy Halloween Everyone !

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13. Michael Jackson’s Thriller

Michael Jackson's Thriller music video (short film), directed by John Landis, is a groundbreaking fusion of music and cinematic storytelling that showcases Jackson's iconic dance moves amidst a spine-chilling narrative and vibrant zombie choreography. Released in 1983, this 14-minute visual masterpiece combines horror and pop culture, revolutionizing the music video industry and leaving a lasting legacy in the world of entertainment. The 3D version of Thriller released in 2018 to a select IMAX theaters. We won’t directly comment about the sexual allegations made against Michael Jackson, but he made thriller, and thriller is an all time classic.

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12. Friday the 13th Part 3

In Friday the 13th Part 3, the relentless Jason Voorhees returns, donning his iconic hockey mask for the first time as he terrorizes a group of unsuspecting friends at a lakeside cabin. This 1982 3D installment delivers suspense and gruesome thrills, solidifying the franchise's reputation for horror and the emergence of an enduring cinematic villain.

11. Found Footage 3D

In Found Footage 3D, a group sets out to shoot the first 3D found footage horror film, but their plans spiral into chaos when they encounter a terrifying presence that haunts their production. Blurring the lines between reality and fiction, this meta-horror thriller delivers inventive scares and a fresh twist on the genre.

10. Miss Pergrine’s Home for Peculiar Children

In Miss Peregrine’s Home for Peculiar Children, a young boy named Jake discovers a mysterious island refuge where children possess unique abilities and a dark secret that transcends time. Guided by the enigmatic Miss Peregrine, Jake must navigate a world of wonder and danger to protect his newfound friends from lurking threats.

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9. Parasite (1982)

The cheesy horror film Parasite, set in a dystopian future, follows a scientist as he tries to escape a ruthless corporation while carrying a deadly, mutated parasite that wreaks havoc on its hosts. Combining body horror with suspense, the 3D film explores themes of control, survival, and the terrifying unknown.

8. Jaws 3

In Jaws 3-D, a great white shark terrorizes a newly opened SeaWorld underwater theme park, with its attacks intensified through immersive 3D effects. As the park’s employees struggle to contain the deadly predator, audiences experience the suspense with startling in-your-face visuals designed to make the terror feel up close and personal.

7. Piranha 3D

Piranha 3D dives into outrageous, over-the-top horror-comedy as prehistoric piranhas are unleashed on a lake full of spring breakers, creating chaotic carnage in eye-popping 3D. With its wild gore and dark humor, the film delivers laughs and scares, all designed to jump right off the screen.

6. Monster House

In the animated adventure Monster House (2006), three kids discover that their creepy neighbor’s house is actually a living, breathing monster. As Halloween approaches, they must confront the haunted house in a thrilling, funny, and surprisingly heartfelt tale of friendship and courage.

5. Robot Monster (1953)

In the 1953 sci-fi cult classic Robot Monster, Earth’s last few survivors face off against Ro-Man, an alien robot in a gorilla suit and diving helmet, determined to eliminate humanity. With its low-budget charm and unintentionally humorous moments, the film stands as a quirky snapshot of vintage sci-fi cinema.

4. The Final Destination (4th Movie)

In The Final Destination, a group of high school students narrowly survive an accident, only to find that Death itself is determined to reclaim them one by one. As eerie premonitions warn of gruesome accidents, they scramble to outsmart an unseen force in this suspenseful fourth chapter of this popular film franchise.

3. My Bloody Valentine 3D

My Bloody Valentine 3D brings blood-curdling horror to life as a vengeful killer in a mining town returns on Valentine’s Day, wielding a pickaxe in terrifying 3D. With brutal kills and intense suspense, this slasher delivers a visceral, in-your-face experience that keeps viewers on edge.

2. Dawn of the Dead (1979)

In George A. Romero’s Dawn of the Dead (1979), survivors of a zombie apocalypse seek refuge in a shopping mall, only to find themselves besieged by the undead and their own inner demons. Blending social commentary with gruesome horror, this genre-defining classic explores consumerism and survival amid relentless terror. The original Dawn of the Dead movie received a 3D re-release in 2022.

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HONORABLE MENTIONS

1. Jaws (1975 original movie)

In Steven Spielberg’s Jaws (1975), a small coastal town is terrorized by a massive great white shark that preys on unsuspecting beachgoers. As the death toll rises, a police chief, a marine biologist, and a seasoned shark hunter team up to face the monster in a suspenseful, high-stakes hunt. With its iconic score and groundbreaking suspense, Jaws redefined horror and left audiences terrified of the ocean. The original Jaws movie received a 3D re-release in 2022.

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Top 13 3D Movies for Halloween

October 30, 2024 by adolph vega in 3D Blu-Rays, 3Dor2D, Creature from the Black Lagoon, 3D Movies

Top 13 3D Movies for Halloween

Happy Halloween ! What are the Top 13 3D Halloween Movies?

Jake Jarvis made this fun list to get you in the spooky holiday spirit . 👻

13. WORLD WAR Z (2013)

A PG-13 Zombie flick starring Brad Pitt that is set in the same universe as the Max Brooks novel. Gary Lane (Brad Pitt) is a globetrotting UN employee who is trying to stop the zombie pandemic. This movie has good 3D and has a fast moving story.

12. THE MAZE (1953)

This movie is about a man who abruptly breaks off his engagement and moves into a inherited castle. The former Fiancée investigates this spooky mystery. I guarantee the ending will surprise you. This movie has some great 3D and is very interesting.

11. IT CAME FROM OUTER SPACE (1953)

Richard Carlson stars as a schoolteacher and amateur stargazer. Richard witnesses a spaceship crash to earth that he at first believes is a meteorite. This movie has many pop out 3D scenes and it overall has great 3D visuals.

10. THE MAD MAGICIAN (1954)

This is another 1950’s Vincent Price 3D movie. This is more or less a black & white cash grab made after House of Wax's success. Regardless this is rousing good show with great 3D.

9. REVENGE OF THE CREATURE (1955)

The only 1950’s 3D movie to get a 3D sequel. This movie isn’t nearly as good as the first movie, but it is still very good film with great 3D.

8. FRANKENWEENIE (2012)

This is a full feature length version of the Tim Burton short of the same name. This storyline is padded, but overall is very enjoyable.

7. DEAD BEFORE DAWN (2012)

This is a low budget zombie movie that is also a comedy. This Zom-Com has great 3D and is very funny.

6. PARANORMAN (2011)

This is another Laika stop motion masterpiece. This is a great little spooky movie. This is something made for kids that adults will also enjoy.

5. THE NIGHTMARE BEFORE CHRISTMAS (1993)

This is a good 3D conversion of a modern Halloween classic. This movie is directed by Henry Selick, not Tim Burton with an excellent soundtrack.

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4. CORALINE (2009)

This is a Henry Selick's adaption of the Neil Gaiman's story. This is a truly great Laika stop motion movie with great 3D. A perfect Halloween film that won't scare the little ones too much.

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3. DARK COUNTRY (2009)

Thomas Jane stars and directs this quirky mystery thriller. This movie was actually filmed in 3D and it looks great in 3D. This movie has a riveting premise and is well worth hunting up a copy.

2. THE CREATURE FROM THE BLACK LAGOON (1954)

This movie has the best underwater 3D photography (before Avatar 2 The Way of Water). Overall this is a good 1950’s Universal monster movie.

HONORABLE MENTIONS

Michael Jackson’s THRILLER (1983) (converted to 3D 2018)
MISS PEREGRINE'S HOME FOR PECULIAR CHILDREN (2016)
PARASITE (1983)
AMITYVILLE 3D (1983)
JAWS 3D (1983)
Monster House

1. HOUSE OF WAX (1953)

The first 3D horror movie and the gold standard. This movie made Vincent Price a horror icon. Considered by many to be the greatest 3D movie ever made.

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