If Horror Movies From The '80s Were Actually Children's Books

You decide which one is more disturbing.

Child's Play

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This cute story will teach your child the value of friendship and how to transfer their soul into their favorite toy.

Cujo

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A heartwarming tale of how a young boy considers his rambunctious dog his best friend. That is, until the dog is bitten by a rabid bat and tries to kill everyone.

Friday the 13th

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A group of young children experience their first sleep-away camp while their counselors have sex everywhere.

Nightmare on Elm Street

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The perfect bedtime story for your little one who is afraid to go to sleep.

Aliens

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This book teaches the important lesson of listening to others, especially when it involves an alien species bent on destroying the human race.

The Shining

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The story of a boy who finds himself in a strange new environment, but passes his time making new friends who are dead.

Hellraiser

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A mysterious box falls into the hands of an unsuspecting young girl, which leads her to a land of imagination where pain is the greatest pleasure.

The Thing

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This adorable story follows the life of an ancient alien who can't seem to satisfy its hunger for human imitation.

An American Werewolf in London

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An exciting tale about two best friends who embark on a trip through Europe to experience a spiritual and physical transformation.

The Fly

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An excellent book for any boy who is experiencing changes in their appearance. It also teaches about self esteem and confidence when it comes to girls.