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All Hallows' Eve Horror (2017) [Movie] IMDb
All Hallows' Eve Horror
It's that creepy time of year again...Halloween. And a group of friends have gotten together for a party at an old abandoned and haunted house where an entire family was once murdered. Seems totally safe right? Wrong. Dead wrong. Because not only do the kids decide to play some tricks and have a few treats, they manage to revive a supernatural killer; a killer hell bent on sacrificing them one by one to evil forces possessing the home. Will anyone escape? Or will they all be slain and become permanent residents of the infamous Amityville house? With original music by Nightmare queen Tuesday Knight, this is a night that none of them will ever forget, for as long as they live.

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Horror anthology that is student-film level quality. The cinematography and editing were better than expected. Campy, schlocky fun with joie de vivre. Tim and Eric-esque at times. Interesting music.

Segments include:
Renegade Nunz in Outer Space
Universal Abduction
VHS Demons
Undead Manor

Let’s rate the segments:

Renegade Nunz in Outer Space is 9/10. Charming. The only problem is that it’s not longer. I was disappointed when I realized the Renegade Nunz in Outer Space was just a segment and not actually a feature length film!

Universal Abduction is 8/10. The flat voice acting, bad dubbing, and cardboard props somehow combine to be more than the sum of its parts. Really fun camera angles and close ups.

VHS Demons is 4/10. It still has the same flat acting and bad voice dubbing but it loses its momentum and kinda drags.

Undead Manor is 5/10. Starts with a snarky commercial, then just β€œin medias res” to the zombie story. Paced really well.

The framing device takes up most of the film, but it’s not great. Plot is just a loose collection of horror tropes and plot lines lifted from other films.

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