| Cast overview, first billed only: | |||
| Dylan Baker | ... | Steven | |
| Rochelle Aytes | ... | Maria | |
| Quinn Lord | ... | Sam / Peeping Tommy | |
| Lauren Lee Smith | ... | Danielle | |
| Moneca Delain | ... | Janet | |
| Tahmoh Penikett | ... | Henry | |
| Brett Kelly | ... | Charlie | |
| Britt McKillip | ... | Macy | |
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Isabelle Deluce | ... | Sara |
| Jean-Luc Bilodeau | ... | Schrader | |
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Alberto Ghisi | ... | Chip |
| Samm Todd | ... | Rhonda | |
| Anna Paquin | ... | Laurie | |
| Brian Cox | ... | Mr. Kreeg | |
| Leslie Bibb | ... | Emma | |
Five interwoven stories that occur on the same block, on the same night. A couple finds what happens when they blow a jack o' lantern out before midnight, a high school principal has a secret life as a serial killer, a college virgin might have met the right guy for her, a group of mean teens play a prank that they take too far, and a hermit is visited by a special trick or treater. Written by Harrypotterfan639
After watching Trick R' Treat, I felt something was simply missing: from beautiful set decoration to conceptual camera angles, this is, by its cover, the perfect direct-to-DVD horror movie. But considering what could be lacking from such a film, I ventured to the heart of the story and finally realized that Trick R' Treat is, simply put, devoid of any scares.
Don't get me wrong: this movie is anything but boring. From pumpkin-faced terrors to blood-sucking creatures, this movie has its share of creeps. Not only that, but each of the separate story lines (there are 4 total) are woven together so slickly that there are bundles of shocks you won't see coming.
But none of this can make up for the fact that Trick R' Treat is, at its best, only creepy; a movie that used the same layout and attained the same tone as "The Twilight Zone Movie." I was eagerly awaiting the moment when it would break off from creepy and truly get scary, like John Carpenter's "Halloween." But sadly, Trick R' Treat's clever story never dishes out the scares.