Cromwell is a town whose history is intertwined with that of a local legend; The Pumpkin Man. Most people don’t believe the tales, but when Catherine Quinn discovers the missing piece of the legend, she and her friends will come face to face with the Demon of Fall… Kürbis.
REVIEW:
The movie itself is quite good for fans of the low budget horror sub genre. The movie looks stunning and and the colors and visuals are great. The cinematography is excellent, and The Pumpkin Man himself looks great and is captured well on film.
The film oozes the Halloween season and is perfect for that time of year. I had a lot of fun and am anxious to see what is next for The Pumpkin Man and the team behind it.
Watchable, sure, but “The Pumpkin Man” was not an outstanding or memorable horror experience. Watchable for a few visceral scenes here and there, but you’re not in for a grand horror experience from the narrative.
Oozes the Halloween spirit! My rating of “The Pumpkin Man” lands on a four out of ten stars.
TRAILER:
Cromwell is a town whose history is intertwined with that of a local legend; The Pumpkin Man. Most people don’t believe the tales, but when Catherine Quinn discovers the missing piece of the legend, she and her friends will come face to face with the Demon of Fall… Kürbis!
The Pumpkin Man Directed by: Ryan Sheets Executive Producer: Jason P. Herman Written by: Ryan Sheets, Janae Muchmore, Jeff Rhodes, Nick Romary Starring: Barbara Desa, Matthew Beaton, Esteban Abanto, Stephanie Kirves, Ariel Taylor, Krysti Reif and Josh Rutgers
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