As Eve celebrates her birthday on Halloween night, she discovers she's a witch and accidentally summons an old relative who wants to enslave the town.As Eve celebrates her birthday on Halloween night, she discovers she's a witch and accidentally summons an old relative who wants to enslave the town.As Eve celebrates her birthday on Halloween night, she discovers she's a witch and accidentally summons an old relative who wants to enslave the town.
- Awards
- 1 win & 1 nomination total
Ashley Argota Torres
- Sarah Ettels
- (as Ashley Argota)
Diane Louise Salinger
- Delayna Hallow
- (as Diane Salinger)
Pilot Paisley-Rose
- Jessa Moreland
- (as Pilot Saraceno)
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I don't have a clever intro to this review, so I'm just going to cut to the chase. This movie's pace is the equivalent of walking through a room that is filled to the brim with honey. To say that this movie is slow is the equivalent of saying that water is wet. A turtle would say that this movie needs to pick up the pace. My point is, it's boring.
No joke. This movie is slow as heel. This movie isn't worth turning spoilers on, because I'm one hundred percent certain that no cares about this movie (seeing that there are only two reviews for this movie and the both hate it). I've seen the worst of Disney Channel, Nickelodeon, Hallmark and Lifetime original movies and something happens in them that can at least gets an ironic laugh out of me. However, even though some things happen in this movie, nothing happens.
I cannot think of a single thing that is even remotely passible about this movie. The acting is so wooden that it literal feels like watching to trees talking to each other. The cinematography is so bland that I hesitate to call it cinematography. The writing is Hocus Pocus without the silliness and the charm. The production design had less effect put into it than an essay written by a high schooler about The Scarlett Letter. The editing has all the excitement of an office cubical. Hell, even the custom design was basically just whatever the filmmakers could find at Party City. The only possible good thing I can think of is that the camera man decided to take the lens cap of the camera, turned the camera on and pointed in in the face of the actors
My advice, skip this one and warn others to stay away from this. Trust me on this one. You, and I mean you! The person reading this at 4 in the morning surrounded by pizza boxes. You could make a make a better movie that this
No joke. This movie is slow as heel. This movie isn't worth turning spoilers on, because I'm one hundred percent certain that no cares about this movie (seeing that there are only two reviews for this movie and the both hate it). I've seen the worst of Disney Channel, Nickelodeon, Hallmark and Lifetime original movies and something happens in them that can at least gets an ironic laugh out of me. However, even though some things happen in this movie, nothing happens.
I cannot think of a single thing that is even remotely passible about this movie. The acting is so wooden that it literal feels like watching to trees talking to each other. The cinematography is so bland that I hesitate to call it cinematography. The writing is Hocus Pocus without the silliness and the charm. The production design had less effect put into it than an essay written by a high schooler about The Scarlett Letter. The editing has all the excitement of an office cubical. Hell, even the custom design was basically just whatever the filmmakers could find at Party City. The only possible good thing I can think of is that the camera man decided to take the lens cap of the camera, turned the camera on and pointed in in the face of the actors
My advice, skip this one and warn others to stay away from this. Trust me on this one. You, and I mean you! The person reading this at 4 in the morning surrounded by pizza boxes. You could make a make a better movie that this
- Denny-Dolan
- Dec 23, 2018
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- TriviaThe guest list for Allison Stone's party is actually the cast and crew list for the movie. The names in the left column are all crew members: Ralph McCloud (executive producer), Olivia Kuan (cinematographer), Calvin Snead (first assistant camera), Ellen Feldman (second assistant camera), Paul Mata (still photographer), Starla Christian (production designer), Andrew Lyons (art director), Murphy Dillow (set dresser), Michael Reynolds (unknown), Shea Wolfe (key costumer), Roxanne McDanel (key makeup artist), and Elizabeth Martin (key hair stylist). The names in the right column are all cast members: Diane Salinger (Delayna Hallow), Dee Wallace (Haidy Hallow), Tracey Gold (Didi Hallow), Pilot Serrcerno (Jessa Moreland), Daniel Cooksley (Richard Moreland), Dillion Cavitt (Nathan), Kelsey Impicciche (Allison Stone), David Appleton (Ned), Vincent Giovagnoli (Zack Moreland), Vanesa Lavado (Lisa), Malcolm Campbell (Security Guard), and Alie Urguhart (unknown).
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