Halloween Horror Tales

This is purely a fun horror film. Nothing less, nothing more! It's a lot like Trick r Treat since all the stories are from the same town but with a micro budget. The first story is really good and the rest are pretty okay. So I recommend this to anyone who has an hour and whatever minutes to kill. It also has a machete made out of discs which is worth the 2.99 alone!

If you're familiar with the work of the Polonia Bros or Joe Bagnardi, then you're familiar with micro-budget indie films. If you're not, don't be shocked when you don't see famous actors and million dollar special effects. These movies are made on shoestring budgets by people who are passionate about making them. Jeff Kirkendall has put together a real gem here. The Directing, Editing, and Camera work are top notch for the genre, the 4 vignettes are fun throwbacks to the old horror anthology films like Creepshow and Tales from the Crypt, and there's a nice variety presented here. And it's always great to see so many familiar faces show up in these movies. Keep 'em coming!!!

On its surface this film is hilariously amateurish, as if a group of friends had got together to produce a fun five-minute film and just kept going.

As soon becomes apparent, though, it's actually amateurishly hilarious, and with its zero production values, all-round oddness and, um, unsophisticated acting performances, it reminded me somewhat of a John Waters film.

8/10 for having the sheer chutzpah to get it out there, and for putting a big grin on my face - it's one of the worst films I've ever had the good fortune to see :-)

Worst acting, directing, and production . Some people are saying it was so bad that they were laughing through out the movie. They are half right, it was bad, not good bad. I just felt angry and mislead. This movie was garbage.

The only horror involved is the horror of the acting and production quality. I would give this negative stars if I could.