Here is what the page “Rick and Morty Creator's Monster House Tops Peacock Charts 20 Years Later” contains. Two decades after its 2006 release, Monster House—co-written by Rick and Morty creator Dan Harmon—has surged into Peacock's top three movies, proving the staying power of this animated horror classic. The film, which also features the voices of Steve Buscemi, Maggie Gyllenhaal, and Kathleen Turner, follows three kids who discover their neighbor's house is alive and hungry. As Halloween approaches, nostalgic millennials and new young viewers are rediscovering the spooky tale, driving it up the streaming rankings alongside other seasonal favorites.
The resurgence highlights how streaming platforms capitalize on holiday-themed content to boost engagement, with Peacock's catalog benefiting from the film's cult status. For Harmon, the success is a reminder of his pre-Rick and Morty work, which blended dark humor with genuine scares—a formula that continues to resonate. The full version stays on the original page, which this listing opens directly.