The Deetzes House - Beetlejuice: When it comes to ghosts, you don't get much sweeter than Barbara and Adam Maitland. When they terrorize the new owners of their home, the Deetzes, it's more funny than scary. We wouldn't mind being possessed and singing some classic Harry Belafonte tunes.

Annie/Sally's home - Being Human (UK/SyFy):
On Being Human, ghosts Annie and Sally share their house with a vampire and a werewolf. They try to live their lives as normally as possible. And despite their thirst for blood, and penchant to blow things up, they're a good group. We'd give them the benefit of the doubt.

Collinwood Mansion - Dark Shadows:
Don't let Tim Burton's Dark Shadows fool you. The original was less comedic, and more Gothic. Collinwood Mansion housed characters that ranged from vampire Barnabas to witches, warlocks, zombies and werewolves. That sounds too entertaining to pass up.

The Addams Family mansion:
"They're creepy and they're kooky, mysterious and spooky. They're altogether ooky. The Addams Family." The morbid bunch occupies a creepy mansion complete with a stoic butler and a disembodied hand called Thing. This should be self-explanatory.

1313 Mockingbird Lane - The Munsters:
The Munsters aren't your ordinary neighbors. They're literally monsters. 1313 Mockingbird Lane is home to a clumsy Frankenstein-like Herman, vampires Lily and Grandpa, plus werewolf Eddie. They're a working-class clan, who despite their origins live against type. We'd risk a sleepover at their place.

Whipstaff Manor - Casper (1995):
Casper the Friendly Ghost is just that. He's not in the business of harming or terrorizing. When it comes to Whipstaff Manor, his uncles Stretch, Stinkie and Fatso fill those duties. For the most part, the trio is more obnoxious than threatening. We'd like to spend some time with Casper discussing his before and afterlife.

Beast's Castle - Beauty and the Beast:
This castle is more cursed than haunted. After a prince is rude to a beggar, she turns him into a beast and his servants into inanimate objects. Yes, it would be weird having dinner with a monster and being serenaded by a teapot. But you have to admit, it would also be kind of awesome.

Hell House - Scary Movie 2:
Hell House contains almost every horror movie creature. Vengeful ghosts, a deformed caretaker, even an It-like clown. But none of them are really scary. They're just hilarious bastardizations of the real thing. In some scenes, the creatures are actually running from the humans.

Hillhurst Mansion - Big Bad Beetleborgs:
Are there any '90s kids in the house? If so, you probably grew up watching Big Bad Beetleborgs. It centered on three kids who turned into superheroes thanks to a phantasm named Flabber. He's just one of many supernatural residents of Hillhurst Mansion, which includes Mums the Mummy, Frankenbeans, Count Fangula and Wolfgang "Wolfie" Smith. They were a harmless bunch that made everyday feel like Halloween.

Dr. Frank-N-Furter's Mansion - The Rocky Horror Picture Show: What's not to love about the characters from this movie? They're not traditional monsters, but they're egomaniacs, manipulators and mad scientists. In Dr. Frank-N-Furter's mansion, nothing is really as it seems. But we'd completely ignore that for a chance to perform "Time Warp" from dusk till dawn.

The Haunted Mansion (2003): The Haunted Mansion is based on a Disney theme park ride. That alone ruins its horror cred. Gracey Manor is filled with ghosts, who are cursed to stay within its walls. But the majority of the film, features a bunch a child-friendly obstacles that any 8-year-old could handle. There's no real danger there.

Hotel Transylvania: Hotel Transylvania is run by Dracula himself. It's a place where monsters go to escape humans. They want peace and quiet and aren't interested in killing while on vacation. It's filled with creatures of the night, and none of them are bringing their A-game.