Hallow’s End (2003)

Hallow’s End (2003)

Hallow’s End (2003)Movie Info

FieldDetails
Movie NameHallow’s End (2003)
Original TitleHallow’s End
DirectorGary Sherman
Screenplay WriterGary Sherman
Story ByGary Sherman
Based on Novel by— (Original screenplay)
Producer(s)
Executive Producer(s)
Lead ActorsSammi Davis
CastSammi Davis, Amelia Cooke, Candace Kita, Douglas Rowe
GenreHorror
SubgenreSupernatural Horror
Release Date2003 (United States)
Runtime / Duration1h 35m (95 minutes approx.)
BudgetIndependent production
Box Office (Worldwide)Limited release
LanguageEnglish
CountryUnited States
Production CompanyIndependent Production
Distributor
Filming LocationsUnited States
Music By
Cinematography
Edited By
Production Design
Costume Design
Special EffectsPractical horror effects
MPAA RatingUnrated
Aspect Ratio1.78:1
Sound MixStereo
FormatColor
ThemesRevenge, supernatural terror, Halloween mythology
SettingSmall-town Halloween celebration
Notable TriviaLesser-known independent Halloween-themed horror film
Critical ReceptionLimited critical coverage
Home MediaDVD
Sequel / RemakeNone

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This movie could have been so much better if the makers just applied themselves a little more and didn’t let themselves think that sex sells (which it does, but not in this capacity). Basically this is a lesbian romance movie that crashed into a horror movie somewhere along the way.

We begin with one of the main characters, Dan the movie’s token asshole who plays the part a bit too well. Anyway, Dan takes the group of fraternity dorks and some girls on the tour of the warehouse where the haunted house setting resides. Along the way he shows everyone the costumes that they’ll be using, the props that need placing for the haunted house, and the [ahem] private rooms in the back (gee I wonder what those will be used for?)

Not long after the tour, a crusty old geezer named Pumpkin Jack shows up with a cart of shit that he donates to the house every year. Just so happens that Pumpkin Jack has a strange looking book with wiccan like markings and ancient writing and it just so happens that one of the girls there knows how to read it! She looks at the book and tells everyone about how the devil made everyone bow down and kiss his backside, and that the devil’s dong split into 3 tentacles. Why you may ask? Well, maybe you won’t ask, but one of the bubble headed bimbos does. The answer, “one for each opening” I swear to you good readers I am not making this up.

So blah blah blah, some really boring stuff happens, a group picture is taken, the keg is broken out and everyone’s partying and getting drunk. Turns out that Dan isn’t a happy drunk either (big surprise) and we learn that Dan’s girlfriend is batting for the other team. Painfully boring character and relationship development is done, a couple lame sex scenes (including a completely pointless and poorly done lesbian scene. Lesbians, do you guys honestly just snuggle and caress each other? I think not.)

Next day, the group is setting up the haunted house, and a mysterious pumpkin is brought in. Dan gets pissed because he didn’t authorize funding for a pumpkin and also because he’s Dan! Haunted house opens people go in, boo, ahhhh, shriek, scream. You get the picture. Then suddenly a pirate gets his fingers bitten off by the pumpkin and all hell breaks loose (again, I swear I’m not making this up.)

My biggest problem with the movie is Dan. Dan talks smack, gets in people’s faces, threatens bodily harm, and basically acts like a badass. Problem is Dan more like a 120 pound weakling, a skinny pencil-necked dork who’s about as worrisome as a cloudy day, definitely not intimidating whatsoever. No one stands up to him, they all back down. If I were there Dan would have said maybe 5 words, 10 max before I made him eat the business end of my fist.

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