Study reveals New Jersey’s favorite kid-friendly Halloween movie
New Jersey’s favorite kids Halloween movie was the third most searched, according to a study from USDish.
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98ds agoTis’ the season for scary movies, sweaters and pumpkin flavored treats. But have you ever wondered which children's movie is the most popular for Halloween?
A recent study by USDish says New Jersey's top family flick is “The Addams Family.” The study says the movie was the third most searched. This may have something to do with the popular TV series “Wednesday” that was released on Netflix in 2022.
Our New York neighbors are big fans of “Ghostbusters,” according to the study. And Connecticut has a soft spot for “It's the Great Pumpkin, Charlie Brown.”
Despite coming out nearly 40 years ago, the survey says Ghostbusters tops the list as the most searched spooky children’s movie in 14 states.
