ALL SINNERS NIGHT is a rubbish Halloween-set indie horror flick with no discernible storyline and plenty of nonsense to boot. I can't even begin to describe the plot because it's non-existent and merely features some characters being menaced on October 31st. There are few actors involved and a garish colour scheme, and overall it's a real time waster.
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Horrible, not horrifying.
LoupGarouTFTs7 August 2018
Warning: Spoilers
There was not an iota of a plot. A girl shows up in a town, stuff happens, and then she's bloody and leaves. The stuff that happens has no relationship to the girl showing up in the town--that is, it would go on whether she showed up or not. She is not a particularly sympathetic character and she does not seem to have much of a plan for finding out what happened. There's no explanation of the preacher's relationship to much of anything. He's just your generic creepy country preacher like from the Poltergeist movies. There's no foreshadowing, no followup, no backstory, no character detail--basically, nothing that would make a fun-to-watch horror story. The whole "I'm looking for clues to tell me what happened to my sibling" thing has been done before, but it always has potential, if the characters really go into dark corners and look for things that might be hidden in plain sight. This story had none of it. Just chanting and loud music and a generic Satanic cult that's active on Hallowe'en. I'm even taking points off for the bratty kid who wants to count her candy. Just plain dumb and a waste of time.
Beyond terrible
gressman077 October 2020
This is easily the worst Halloween film, and likely one of the worst films in general, I have ever suffered. It is honestly beyond belief how awful, boring, uninspired, and atrocious this is. If you dont want to take it from me, dont worry, you will quickly realize what a garbage-fest this is within 5 minutes.
I cannot believe a film exists that makes me re-evaluate "Hayride," the former worst Halloween film of all time for me. In comparison that and Jack-O are inspiring works of art.
EDIT: im dropping this from 2 to 1 star, just to emphasize how unwatchable it is. This is the Worst of the Worst of all Halloween movies.
I cannot believe a film exists that makes me re-evaluate "Hayride," the former worst Halloween film of all time for me. In comparison that and Jack-O are inspiring works of art.
EDIT: im dropping this from 2 to 1 star, just to emphasize how unwatchable it is. This is the Worst of the Worst of all Halloween movies.
Watchable but the budget constraints are obvious leaving viewers with many questions
jordondave-2808527 May 2023
(2014) All Sinner's Night
HORROR
Produced, written and directed by Bobby Easley, which at the opening has a guy's wife committing suicide by shooting herself in the head. It is one year later, and her reporter husband, David (Tom Sparx) is still trying to make sense of it. And arranges a meet with a college redhead, Lana Williams (Brittany Jessee) who was looking for her brother Daniel Chamberlain. And while doing their research, it would then lead them where they lived which is Cedar Rapids to a town called Taylorsville. With them attempting to push their findings to the town's sheriff Grady (Shotgun Bob Shaw), and when he doesn't want to help, they would then try their luck looking for random people who live around the area. At the same time their is a Rev Hiram Graves ( Bill Levin) who is seeking for recruits, promoting his so-called religion Hand of Glory ministries.
What is flaky about watching the entire 1 hour and 30 minutes of it, is that besides David, the other star who was the redheaded female character her name was "never" mention throughout the entire film. And that the way I found out who the redhead actress was was from imdb! Meaning, that the user who submitted the synopsis to imdb may have been the same person who made this low budget time waster, I was going to give it like four stars but because of that screw up it is more like a two.
Produced, written and directed by Bobby Easley, which at the opening has a guy's wife committing suicide by shooting herself in the head. It is one year later, and her reporter husband, David (Tom Sparx) is still trying to make sense of it. And arranges a meet with a college redhead, Lana Williams (Brittany Jessee) who was looking for her brother Daniel Chamberlain. And while doing their research, it would then lead them where they lived which is Cedar Rapids to a town called Taylorsville. With them attempting to push their findings to the town's sheriff Grady (Shotgun Bob Shaw), and when he doesn't want to help, they would then try their luck looking for random people who live around the area. At the same time their is a Rev Hiram Graves ( Bill Levin) who is seeking for recruits, promoting his so-called religion Hand of Glory ministries.
What is flaky about watching the entire 1 hour and 30 minutes of it, is that besides David, the other star who was the redheaded female character her name was "never" mention throughout the entire film. And that the way I found out who the redhead actress was was from imdb! Meaning, that the user who submitted the synopsis to imdb may have been the same person who made this low budget time waster, I was going to give it like four stars but because of that screw up it is more like a two.
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