Halloween night. In rural Illinois, Lauren and Paul are in for a romantic night, unaware of a lurking evil. Before they know it, all hell breaks loose and their lives will be changed forever... Read allHalloween night. In rural Illinois, Lauren and Paul are in for a romantic night, unaware of a lurking evil. Before they know it, all hell breaks loose and their lives will be changed forever.Halloween night. In rural Illinois, Lauren and Paul are in for a romantic night, unaware of a lurking evil. Before they know it, all hell breaks loose and their lives will be changed forever.
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Halloween Stalksis a masterful tribute to John Carpenter's 1978 classic, bringing back the suspense, tension, and atmosphere that made the original *Halloween* unforgettable. Directed by Dominick Cousineau-Benoit, this fan film manages to capture the essence of Michael Myers while introducing fresh elements that make it a standout piece in the world of fan-made cinema.
The cinematography is breathtaking, with each shot carefully composed to echo the chilling aesthetic of Carpenter's film. The use of shadows, long takes, and the way Myers is framed in the background give the film a haunting authenticity that will thrill fans of the original.
The score is another highlight, beautifully reworking Carpenter's iconic theme while adding modern, spine-tingling layers. The music perfectly complements the tension, enhancing the atmosphere in a way that feels both nostalgic and new.
The performances are strong across the board. The cast truly brings the characters to life, embodying the fear and dread that defined the original *Halloween*. Michael Myers is portrayed with a menacing subtlety that feels true to the 1978 film, and the supporting actors do an excellent job of creating believable and relatable characters in peril.
From production design to direction, everything about *Halloween Stalks* feels like a labor of love. Cousineau-Benoit's attention to detail, respect for the source material, and passion for the genre are evident in every frame. This is a fan film that not only honors Carpenter's masterpiece but stands on its own as a thrilling and atmospheric experience.
For fans of *Halloween*, *Halloween Stalks* is an absolute must-watch. It's a fan film that doesn't just imitate-it elevates, and in doing so, it earns its place among the best tributes to one of horror's most iconic films.
The cinematography is breathtaking, with each shot carefully composed to echo the chilling aesthetic of Carpenter's film. The use of shadows, long takes, and the way Myers is framed in the background give the film a haunting authenticity that will thrill fans of the original.
The score is another highlight, beautifully reworking Carpenter's iconic theme while adding modern, spine-tingling layers. The music perfectly complements the tension, enhancing the atmosphere in a way that feels both nostalgic and new.
The performances are strong across the board. The cast truly brings the characters to life, embodying the fear and dread that defined the original *Halloween*. Michael Myers is portrayed with a menacing subtlety that feels true to the 1978 film, and the supporting actors do an excellent job of creating believable and relatable characters in peril.
From production design to direction, everything about *Halloween Stalks* feels like a labor of love. Cousineau-Benoit's attention to detail, respect for the source material, and passion for the genre are evident in every frame. This is a fan film that not only honors Carpenter's masterpiece but stands on its own as a thrilling and atmospheric experience.
For fans of *Halloween*, *Halloween Stalks* is an absolute must-watch. It's a fan film that doesn't just imitate-it elevates, and in doing so, it earns its place among the best tributes to one of horror's most iconic films.
This Halloween fan film pulls no punches. Beautifully shot, well acted, genuinely scary fan film that relies on suspense and scares to chill the viewer, much like John Carpenter's original 1978 chiller. Michael is scary, creative, and playful just like in the original. The set design is great. The lighting is blue and eerie. The music is well done. The stalking scene in the woods had my hair standing up, and is extremely Shapey. This film could serve as a direct continuation to 1978. It's definitely better than some of the sequels. I found myself actually freaked out a bit. Absolute must-see for Halloween fans!
Did you know
- TriviaNick Castle, the actor who portrayed The Shape in the original Halloween (1978) acknowledges and supports this fan film.
- Crazy creditsThe opening credits feature Michael Myers' mask pulling out from the screen instead of the typical jack-o-lantern intro.
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- Saint-Liboire, Quebec, Canada(Paul and Lauren's house)
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- CA$10,000 (estimated)
- Runtime14 minutes
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- 2.35 : 1
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