LAS PELICULAS MAS ATERRADORAS DE LA ANIMACION

Ghosts and phantoms, we're about to get away from the witches 'witchcraft, without pretending that any noise at 3 in the morning doesn't scare us. But yes, my little beets, today we're going to talk about a genre that has ruined more than one of our psyches: animated children's horror. Let's be honest and put things on the table. Ever since we

can remember, there have always been Halloween specials and movies with dark themes. On cartoon channels we had Casper, the gems of Scooby, one of my favorites Occupation, or Disney specials. They were movies with monsters, yes, but all aimed at a more family-friendly audience, with somewhat idiotic villains and zero real danger. But suddenly, animation studios decided

to do something crazier. They started making movies that, ironically enough, scared us to death and even traumatized a couple of us. Movies that were sold to you on posters to go see with the whole family on a Sunday afternoon ended up being the reason why you didn't want to sleep that night, why

you didn't want to get up to have a drink in the early hours of the morning . What is the concept of children's horror? Let's see, queens, horror in children's animation is not about putting in a cheap screamer, a masked killer or gallons of blood. The genius and true magic of this entire genre is

precisely born from a prohibition. Like the studios, obviously they can't put in explicit gore or violence because everything is for children. The screenwriters are forced to use their heads since they can't appeal to the easy scare or flying guts. They have to approach horror from the subliminal, the atmosphere, the suggestion and the