Happy Halloween

A small midwestern town is celebrating its 300th birthday with festivities including a Halloween dance and corn maze. The previous All Hallow's Eve, Hadley Briggs survived a brutal attack by her ex-boyfriend which put him in prison. But now a new series of slayings has started with the masked perpetrator making grisly decorations out of their victims' body parts.

This isn't Halloween. This isn't Scream. It's also not a handful of other better horror movies that it desperately tries to emulate. It even tries to imitate the musical sting made by Carpenter for the Halloween movies. It is, however, not a very good movie. It has halting casting, the directing is definitely not up to par, And the effects are, of course, very low budget. It is not a good time. It is not engaging. It's not scary or tense. It's worth giving a miss.