Halloween Party

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- 51/100 based on 1,209 votes

Released: 2020
Runtime: 93 mins
Director: Jay Dahl
Studio: Northeast Films
Genres: Horror

A college student unwittingly releases terrifying entities from her school's past via a Halloween themed computer meme.... (Full plot summary below)

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Actors in Halloween Party:

Amy Groening

T. Thomason

Marietta Laan

Shelley Thompson

Jeremy Akerman

Zach Faye

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A college student unwittingly releases terrifying entities from her school's past via a Halloween themed computer meme.

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Film Threat - 7/10 by Bobby LePireHalloween Party is not scary, and as a horror movie, that is a problem. But, the characters are engaging and fun, brought to life by a wonderful cast. And the directing and writing are excellent, so there’s a lot for eager audiences to take in. Just go in expecting an engaging mystery, not scares, and you’ll be fine.

Movie Nation - 5/10 by Roger MooreHere’s a no-budget Canadian thriller that comes oh-so-close to being the “Little Horror Engine that Could.” Halloween Party almost gets by on just-enough character development, a workable plot — if they’d stick with it — and Classic Canadian Comic Banter.