30 of Our Favorite Spooky Movie Couples

Jonathan and Mina have been engaged for five years without consummating their relationship, but after she's bitten by temptation, so to speak, she tries to seduce her unsuspecting fiancé.

Mad scientist Dr. Frederick Frankenstein falls for and ends up marrying his servant, Inga, who loves to roll in ze hay. Roll, roll, roll in ze hay.

Newly engaged couple Brad Majors and Janet Weiss have no idea the wild, transsexual adventure they're about to embark on when they find themselves at the Annual Transylvanian Convention one stormy night.

While vampire Claudia has the body of a young girl, she's actually quite an old woman when she and her beloved Louis de Pointe du Lac share a kiss (Kirsten Dunst's first kiss!).

The Phantom believes his disfigured face will prevent the beautiful Christine from returning his affections, but it's really his rage and hateful actions that leave him alone in the end.

Inspector Ichabod Crane doesn't just fall in love with Katrina Van Tassel, he saves her life (and her head) as well.

Although Victor Van Dort accidentally proposes to corpse bride Emily, she eventually shows how much she cares for him by allowing him to marry his intended flesh-and-blood bride.

It turns out all Shaun and Liz needed to reconcile and add excitement to their relationship was a little doomsday zombie attack.

Although Remus Lupin is frighteningly deadly as a werewolf, Nymphadora Tonks stands by him through the good times and bad. The pair even end up marrying and having a child together.

Dr. Peter Venkman and Dana Barrett manage to make it work, even though Dana is a lot more sexually charged when she's possessed by Zuuuuuuul.

Nerdy florist shop assistant Seymour Krelborn doesn't think he stands a chance with his co-worker Audrey, but it turns out she has feelings for him, too. He just has to figure out how to save her from her abusive dentist boyfriend.

Tired of not having enough money to get married to her boyfriend, Sam Loomis, secretary Marion Crane steals from her work and ends up staying at a lonely motel that leads to her doom.

Columbus and Wichita may not even know each other's names, but they manage to find a real connection as they fend off zombies to stay alive.

All deceased couple Barbara and Adam Maitland want to do is haunt their home in peace, but things get out of control when they hire a bio-exorcist to scare the current residents out.

Although they have their rocky patches throughout the series, aggressive reporter Gale Weathers and deputy sheriff (eventually sheriff) Dwight "Dewey" Riley get married and work things out.

Young love faces some bewitching hurdles in this 1993 Halloween comedy, as teenage virgin Max Dennison must save his loved ones from three evil, kid-killing witches before living happily ever after with his crush, Allison.

Scientist Alec Holland and government agent Alice Cable fall for each other before Alec is transformed into the monster Swamp Thing by his top-secret bioengineering project gone wrong. As the tagline for this 1982 horror film goes, "Science transformed him into a monster. Love changed him even more!"

"First you want to kill me, now you wanna kiss me." Ash's love interest after he travels back in time to 1300 AD is Sheila, whom he saves from being a demon-possessed Deadite.

In the first film of the spoofy Scary Movie series, high schooler Cindy Campbell loses her virginity to boyfriend Bobby Prinze, who may or may not be the Ghostface killer.

Manhattan Mystery Theater radio stars Larry Abbot and Vickie Pearle must survive Larry's eccentric family and a sinister presence at the castle-like mansion where their wedding is to take place in this kooky, spooky comedy.

It's a twisted love triangle between Helen Sharp, Madeline Ashton, and Dr. Ernest Menville that involves murder, witchcraft, and disembodied heads. And even though technically Ernest kills his wife, Madeline — who promptly comes back to "life," albeit with her head facing the wrong way — it is a labor of love when he uses his reconstructive mortician skills to make her look alive again.

While more romantic than scary, the 1990 supernatural thriller does involve murder and brokenhearted lover, Molly, who is haunted by her dead boyfriend, Sam.

In the black comedy, a popular girl gets mixed up in murder and a nasty scheme against the "Heathers" who rule their high school, thanks to the bad influence of her rebellious new boyfriend.

In Tim Burton's classic, Sally falls in love with Jack Skellington, the king of Halloween Town, but doesn't know how to tell him how she feels. Instead, she helps him try to take over Christmas and defeat Oogie Boogie.

In Tim Burton's fantastical tale of star-crossed lovers, a man with scissors for hands falls in love with the teenage daughter of the family that takes him in.

Who can deny that Morticia and Gomez Addams are the romantic, sexy, and all-around awesome heart of the Addams family? They're giving us some serious scary-movie relationship goals.

The horror film starts off with two college students from the states getting attacked by a wolf while backpacking through England. While recovering in a hospital, the young man who survived the attack (David) falls in love with a nurse named Alex, just to find out he's actually become a werewolf and must run away to protect her.

When Dr. Henry Frankenstein's wife is kidnapped, he is forced to create a female partner for his monster in this horror classic.

In Stephen King's horror film, a couple with marital issues go on a road trip to California to salvage their relationship but end up in a fight for lives in a small town run by strange, evil children.

Charlie can't commit until he meets and falls for Harriet, a butcher. But before and after the pair get married, Charlie suspects she's a murder known as "Mrs. X," a bride who kills her husbands on their honeymoon.