Spirit Halloween
Directed by David Poag
When a Halloween store opens in a deserted strip-mall, three friends, thinking they've outgrown trick or treating, decide to spend the night locked inside. But their night of spook-filled fun soon turns to outlandish survival.
Friends spend the night locked inside a deserted strip-mall.
Cast: Donovan Colan, Jaiden J. Smith, Dylan Martin Frankel, Marissa Reyes, Rachael Leigh Cook, Christopher Lloyd
Member Reviews
Even for kid friendly entertainment, it’s a huge misstep and devoid of anything worth watching. If you want something spooky and fun for your kid, watch gravity falls with them and remember that just because it’s for kids doesn’t mean it needs to be brain dead.
Really bad film, I hate kiddie horror movies
Clearly geared towards the Goosebumps/Are You Afraid of the Dark crowd. Anyone with an IQ higher than a sloth realizes that adults are not the target audience here. Was it for me? No, not really. Watched it mostly out of curiosity with my 14 yr old son. Families with grade school-aged kids would most likely enjoy this, as it's not very scary. Although it's TV-14, middle schoolers who are in the 13-14 yr old range would probably be bored with it, as my son was. So, my rating is based off of the target audience it was intended for, & not the pinheads & sloths who can't figure that out.
One of the boringest and worst-written films I have seen in a while. Terrible dialogue that is clearly written by adults who have no idea how kids talk, a lame plot, and terrible acting. The only enjoyable part of this commercial disguised as a terrible movie for teenagers, is Christopher Llyod who is clearing having a blast voicing the animatronics. I can't even tell who the audience of this movie is supposed to be, it isn't scary, it isn't funny, Adults will be bored and teenagers will think it is dumb, and the main characters are all middle schoolers who aren't old enough o watch the movie since it is PG-13. Hard Pass but gets + 1 skull due to Christopher Lloyd.
I thought it was pretty good for what it was. It's meant for a younger audience so it may not appeal to adults outside of a nostalgia trip. But Christopher Lloyd's voice coming out of a giant bear costume is awesome. Plus I enjoyed the Marla Gibbs cameo.