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Halloween Movies filmed outside the U.S.

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Dracula was filmed in the UK and Slovakia. It is a gothic horror film based on Bram Stoker's classic novel. The story begins with Vlad the Impaler, a 15th-century warrior, whose beloved wife dies. Believing her lost for eternity, he renounces his faith, becoming the immortal vampire Count Dracula. Centuries later, in 1897, Dracula discovers Mina, a young woman who resembles his deceased wife. Obsessed, he travels to London to win her love, feeding on victims along the way.

1992

Dracula

The Others (2001) was filmed in Germany. It is a psychological horror film set in post-World War II England. Grace, a devoutly religious mother, lives in an isolated, dark mansion with her two young children, who suffer from extreme sensitivity to light. As mysterious events and eerie sounds unsettle their home, Grace becomes convinced they are haunted. Her children also begin to experience disturbing visions, deepening the mystery. As Grace investigates, shocking truths about the family and the house’s past come to light, leading to a chilling revelation. The film is a suspenseful exploration of grief, belief, and the supernatural.

2001

The Others

The Orphanage (2007) is a Spanish horror film directed by J.A. Bayona. The story follows Laura, a woman who returns to the abandoned orphanage where she grew up, intending to reopen it as a home for disabled children. Soon after moving in with her husband and son, Simón, strange occurrences begin to unfold, especially around Simón, who claims to have made friends with invisible children. When Simón mysteriously vanishes, Laura becomes determined to uncover the secrets hidden within the orphanage. Her search leads to chilling discoveries about the past residents and a heartbreaking truth. The film is a haunting exploration of loss, grief, and the power of a mother’s love.

2007

The Orphanage

Beetlejuice follows a recently deceased couple, Adam and Barbara Maitland, who find themselves haunting their former home. When a new family moves in, the Maitlands attempt to scare them away but are unsuccessful. In desperation, they summon the obnoxious and chaotic ghost, Beetlejuice, to help. However, his antics create more problems than solutions. The film blends horror and comedy as it explores themes of the afterlife, identity, and the challenges of letting go.

1988

Beetlejuice

Let the Right One In (2008) is a Swedish horror-drama about a lonely 12-year-old boy named Oskar, who lives in a bleak suburb of Stockholm and suffers from constant bullying at school. One night, he meets Eli, a mysterious girl who has just moved into his apartment complex. The two form a close bond, but Oskar soon realizes that Eli is no ordinary girl—she’s a centuries-old vampire who needs human blood to survive. As their friendship deepens, Oskar finds strength and protection in Eli, even as her dark nature threatens those around them. The film combines horror and tenderness, exploring themes of love, isolation, and revenge.

2008

Let the Right One In