What's Under My Bed?

This anthology horror film for children presents a series of spooky, yet ultimately harmless, tales about things that go bump in the night. Through interconnected stories told by a group of kids, the film explores common childhood fears like monsters under the bed, creepy basements, and things lurking in the dark. Each segment offers a mild scare before resolving in a way that reassures young viewers.

Released as a direct-to-video film, 'What's Under My Bed?' was aimed at a younger audience and received a mixed reception. While praised for its attempt to introduce younger viewers to the horror genre in a less terrifying way, some critics found it too tame, while others felt it didn't quite hit the mark in terms of engagement for older children. It found a niche audience among families looking for mild spooky entertainment.

• A gentle introduction to horror for younger viewers.

• Some segments are more engaging than others.

• Ultimately a safe and family-friendly spooky story.

Google audience: Information on Google user reviews for this specific title is not readily available. However, similar anthology films for children often receive comments regarding their age appropriateness and the effectiveness of their 'scary' elements.

The film was produced by Moonbeam Entertainment, known for its low-budget family-friendly films, often released direct-to-video during the late 1980s and early 1990s.