Blood runs rampant on Halloween night when a small towns' Fright Fest becomes real inside the walls of a long abandoned asylum.
Cast overview, first billed only: | |||
Dylan Walsh | ... | Spencer Crowe | |
Luke Baines | ... | Mason | |
Madison McKinley | ... | Taylor | |
Pancho Moler | ... | Finkle | |
Robert Scott Wilson | ... | Steph | |
Heather Ann Davis | ... | Janie | |
Ashley Blankenship | ... | Maxine | |
Jonathan Camp | ... | Ruben | |
Michael Kupisk | ... | Phil Blake | |
Mercy Malick | ... | Estelle | |
Romeo Miller | ... | Rico | |
Kresh Novakovic | ... | Mayor Fowler | |
Christopher Mormando | ... | Transfer Guard | |
Marklen Kennedy | ... | Security Guard 1 | |
Robert Capelli Jr. | ... | Security Guard 2 (as Robert Capelli) |
Blood runs rampant on Halloween night when a small towns' Fright Fest becomes real inside the walls of a long abandoned asylum.
The plot had so much potential, and the set design/misé en scene matched perfectly from what you'd expect from a Halloween-themed movie. Even on a poor budget, the film's editing, screenplay/script, and acting fail to justify the film's existence. Characters are not just paper thin- but fail to match common stereotypes- rendering them completely un relatable and unlikeable. The first half had a decent pace, but the second half of the film drags on and on. Unfortunately, this film is not so bad that it's good- it's simply unwatchable. Unless you are very young and easily frightened, you are better off rewatching a horror classic instead of this sad attempt at B-Movie Horror.