HalloweeNight (2009)
Genre: Horror
Duration: 85 minuten
Country:
United States
Directed by: Mark Polonia
Stars: Brian Berry, Todd Carpenter and Bob Dennis
IMDb score:
4,4 (122)
Releasedate: 1 October 2009
HalloweeNight plot
A college party is the scene of bloodshed and murder on Halloween night, when an abused student exacts revenge on those who wronged him. Using the effigy of a living scarecrow, his Frankenstein-like creation carries out his nefarious plans. Trix, a female college student, is the only one standing between him and the bloodiest massacre, which will take place on the night of All Hallows' Eve.
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HalloweeNight is undoubtedly one of the better films director Mark Polonia has ever created, though that's not saying much, and it too suffers from the usual obstacles. The acting is abysmal, the visuals of the story are devoid of any passion or effort, and the established ideas are tired. Todd Carpenter makes a bid for the worst horror role of all time, a performance that even someone like Polonia should have intervened in. The dedication to Halloween décor is enjoyable, and specifically the finale, in which a creature is brought to life using stop-motion. These are moments and positive aspects rarely seen in Polonia's films, making them particularly noteworthy.
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