All Hallows' Eve (2007 Video) User Reviews

To say this is Amateurish insults Amateurs.

[jburtonprod-802-759029 · 1/10 · 26 November 2016]

The fact that Amazon accepts this to be quality enough to broadcast tells you all you need to know about the state of independent cinema. This is shot with a bad video camera with a cast who looks and acts like they must be friends of the 'writer-director'. It has the look and feel of a school project. This is what I refer to as 'Participation Trophy Filmmaking'. This is the result of kids being told they're 'special' when they were not, who got awarded for mediocrity or failing and now figure they can be 'a big Hollywood director'. They CAN'T. Please, don't waste your time and PLEASE, for the Love of Pete, Amazon and Netflix, start having and applying STANDARDS to what you broadcast. The jagoff thing about this is now that I clicked on it, Amazon will be convinced this is what I like to watch. I DON'T.

Garbage horror anthology

[Leofwine_draca · 2/10 · 15 August 2017]

ALL HALLOWS' EVE is a typically garbage independent horror film that takes the form of an anthology. A trio of indistinguishable stories are told by a group of friends at a party who are clearly having more fun than the viewer. All of the tales are underwritten, predictable in the extreme, and unconvincing; this really is a case of the old saying, "there's nothing new under the sun".

Porno Style Student Horror Film

[gwnightscream · 2/10 · 23 September 2019]

This 2007 horror anthology film features a group dumb-founded friends having a Halloween get together. They decide to share 3 suspenseful yet predictable stories involving a crazed sniper, a jealous girlfriend and a vampire seductress. This is like a porno style student film and the audio is bit off at times. Give this a try if you're into anthologies, but you may be disappointed.

Very good independent horror film

[mosburn68 · 14 December 2007]

I LOVED this film! The different stories and subplots keep the movie running at an engrossing pace. The three separate stories will keep you guessing as you observe one plot twist after another. The most compelling performance was given by Serena Lorien who plays Doris/Molly. I had previously seen Serena in "You Don't Know Jack" and she does an even more phenomenal job in this one. Very few independent film actresses are of her caliber and able to play such complex and multi-dimensional characters. Serena's talent and professionalism shine through brilliantly. I predict she has a fantastic career ahead of her. I highly recommend "All Hallows' Eve" to all fans of the horror genre!