Killer Eye: Halloween Haunt (2011)

When Jenna asks her four hot girlfriends to help convert an old mansion into a Halloween Haunt, they decide to party instead! Things get steamy between the girls, until they accidentally ... See full summary »

Director:

Charles Band

Writers:

Charles Band (story), Kent Roudebush,

Stars:

Erica Rhodes, Olivia Alexander, Chelsea Edmundson

Cast

Cast overview:
Erica Rhodes	...	Jenna
Olivia Alexander	...	Giselle
Chelsea Edmundson	...	Rocky
Ariana Madix	...	Catalina
Lauren Furs	...	Kiana
Circus-Szalewski	...	Crystal Ball (voice)
Danielle Stewart	...	Mother (voice)

Storyline

When Jenna asks her four hot girlfriends to help convert an old mansion into a Halloween Haunt, they decide to party instead! Things get steamy between the girls, until they accidentally unleash the half-pint, horrible Killer Eye, a perverse party crasher from beyond. Bent on having his way, the Killer Eye will stop at nothing until he gets exactly what he wants.

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Plot Keywords:

eye | party | mansion | halloween | b movie | 

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Genres:

Horror

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Details

Country:

USA

Language:

English

Release Date:

18 October 2011 (USA)

Filming Locations:

Los Angeles, California, USA

Box Office

Budget:

$500,000 (estimated)

Company Credits

Production Co:

Full Moon Entertainment, Full Moon Pictures

Technical Specs

Runtime:

80 min

Sound Mix:

Dolby Digital

Color:

Color (HD) Color

Did You Know?

Connections

Follows The Killer Eye (1999)

User Reviews

So Bad It's Good? Almost.

When Jenna (Erica Rhodes) asks her girlfriends to help convert an old mansion into a Halloween Haunt, they decide to party instead! Things get steamy between the girls when they accidentally unleash the half-pint, horrible Killer Eye, a perverse party crasher from beyond.

Anyone who has been the films Charlie Band and August White have pumped out in the last five or ten years will not be the least bit surprised by this one. Low production value, amateur actresses, and a push for gratuitous nudity. Shockingly, this one has enough humor to make it more palatable than "Gingerdead Man" (though I do think the sequels are funny).

I cannot imagine a good reason to watch this. If you like topless women, that might be a good reason, but you could easily find that elsewhere. Why torment yourself with this film to get such a reward? If this movie has any redeeming value, it is its inclusion of scenes from the original "Killer Eye". Not saying that is a classic, but compared to this? Give me a Rolfe Kanefsky script any day.