Instant Favorite.

what a terribly boring film. I'm sorry but this is absolutely not deserving of best picture and will be forgotten quickly. Entertaining and engaging cinema? No. Nothing performances with flat faces and mistaking silence for subtlety.

It's the kind of movie you'll want to see a second time with someone who hasn't seen it yet, to remember what it was like to watch it for the first time.

All of these films share one commonality, that being a kind of emotional center that humanizes a cast of monsters.

please do not watch this,it wasn't worth my time and its certainly not worth yours. i had to make an IMDb account just so that i might spare someone the "horror" of watching this train wreck. this was literally the absolute worst horror anthology i have ever watched, bad acting,bad writing,bad everything.the only thing scary about this anthology is the fact that it ever saw the light of day in the first place.

Expecting a generic Horror Anthology film, which are usually gory, cheesy, and uninspiring, I was pleasantly surprised by this film. While a couple of it's segments were duds, most of them were great. They had a nice mix of being either funny, spooky, invigorating, and even in one case having a great twist that I did not see coming whatsoever. Most of them have great characters and plenty of awesome moments and scenarios. I think I liked Friday the 31 or the Ransom of Rusty Rex the most, yet Bad Seed and The Night Rusty Raised Hell were also really good. Of the ten, I think I only disliked two; Ding Dong, which was too weird and depressing, and Grim Grinning Ghost, which seemed to barely last and had no satisfying ending. Of all these stories though, they all have great sets and are very well produced. This anthology film is definitely worth checking out, especially around Halloween.You can read this and other reviews on my blog at https://ajourneywithjake.wordpress.com/

An epic anthology horror flick with ten spooktacular tales of frights and fun from eleven visionary directors, Lucky McKee, Darren Lynn Bousman, Adam Gierasch, Neil Marshall, Mike Mendez, Dave Parker, Axelle Carolyn, Andrew Kasch, John Skipp, Paul Solet and Ryan Schifrin. Not only has this movie got great directors, but it also has an all star powerful cast feat - Caroline Williams, Robert Rusler, Adrienne Barbeau, Barry Bostwick, Lin Shaye, Pollyanna McIntosh, Marc Senter, James Duval, Nick Principe, Alex Essoe, Tiffany Shepis-Tretta, Noah Segan, Barbara Crampton, Stuart Gordon, John Landis, Felissa Rose, Jose Pablo Cantillo, Kristina Klebe, Cerina Vincent, John Savage and many more. The soundtrack also features Sean Spillane who is known for 2011's The Woman soundtrack. I watched it twice in cinemas and Hell, I even pre-ordered the special collector's edition when I wasn't earning very well, because that's how much I love this movie. An extremely excellent horror anthology which is truly one of my favorites!!! This Bluray/DVD Boxset comes with a CD soundtrack and a Special Features DVD disc, with dozens of bonus materials with interviews, and short films featuring Kane Hodder, Malcolm McDowell, Michael Bailey Smith and more. I feel like a million bucks having this boxset in my collection, and it's definitely a must own if you're a collector of films!!!

This is an anthology of 10 Halloween inspired short stories.As in most anthologies the standard of the stories differs wildly but unfortunately this one is more hit than miss. It starts strongly and the first story for me was by far the most enjoyable. After that it rapidly goes downhill after that with just brief moments of both humour and horror. Most of the stories lack a twist or seemingly any point at all which is very disappointing. To it's credit it doesn't take itself seriously and for the most part at least it's moderately entertaining but this is far from one of the better anthologies out there. If you're looking for some genuine scares on Halloween I'd try a different avenue to this one.