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I have lots of Halloween resources (see The Best Websites For Learning About Halloween) and lots of movie scenes useful for English language development (see The Best Movie Scenes To Use For English-Language Development).
With us focusing on Halloween next week in class, I thought I’d put the two together and share some good movie scenes to show students.
The ones here are a combination of scary videos and ones that introduce Halloween-like monsters. Some are too scary for young children.
You can read about how I use these scenes in class at The Best Popular Movies/TV Shows For ESL/EFL (& How To Use Them).
I hope readers will contribute additional suggestions:
Lights Out – Who’s There Film Challenge (2013) from David F. Sandberg on Vimeo.
The House of Ghosts (1908)
By Segundo de Chomón pic.twitter.com/w6UIki6dwA— Silent Movie GIFs (@silentmoviegifs) October 23, 2019
Dear Larry:
I´ve been watching “Hocus Pocus” with my teenage students for the past ten years, and made them answer some comprehension activities. I´m currently teaching EFL in a Secondary school in Argentina, but used to teach ESOL to Middle and HS school students in the US. The movie has always been very well accepted by all my students!.
Thanks! Your suggestions will certainly come in handy, especially the movie clips.