Which of These Films Would You Rate the Most Howl-oween-worthy?

An island vacation turns into a canine nightmare when a pack of abandoned dogs starts hunting the human residents. It’s a tense, dramatic, and a bit of a tear-jerker too.

A genetically-engineered Tibetan Mastiff escapes the lab and befriends a family, but not all is as it seems. This film mixes horror with sci-fi elements, exploring what happens when we mess with nature.

A family adopts a German Shepherd puppy, only to discover it's a demonic creature with evil powers. It's got that vintage '70s horror vibe that's campy but lovable.

A Bull Terrier narrates his life and his rather dark thoughts. This French horror film offers a unique insight into a dog’s mind, but be warned, it's not all wagging tails and wet noses.

What happens when dogs from outer space come to Earth to check on their pet humans? This family-friendly comedy has its eerie moments, perfect for younger viewers.

Tim Burton’s animated masterpiece about a boy who brings his dog back to life. Equal parts heartwarming and horrifying, with that classic Burton aesthetic.

Though not technically a horror, this film starring Forest Whitaker as a hitman who follows the samurai code is dark, moody, and features a loyal dog companion. A modern-day samurai flick with a twist.

While not a traditional horror film, the presence of the villainous Cruella de Vil trying to make a fur coat out of Dalmatian puppies is enough to send chills down any dog lover’s spine.

The classic cartoon comes alive in this live-action adaptation. Mystery, Inc. investigates the strange goings-on at Spooky Island, with Scooby-Doo stealing the show, as always. Fun for all ages!