‘Tales of Halloween’ Captures the Essence of 'Creepshow' | The Overlook Motel
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I couldn’t be more pleased to be spotlighting an atmospheric seasonal favorite this week. I’m talking about the unsung anthology flick, Tales of Halloween. Though the film is affiliated with our DREAD distribution label, I am under no obligation to sing its praises and do so willingly.
I count Tales of Halloween as an underrated effort ready for discovery by a larger audience. The picture showcases a veritable who’s who of contemporary horror filmmakers and yet, for some reason, the picture has never really been given its due.
Tales of Halloween is the brainchild of journalist turned writer/director, Axelle Carolyn. She, along with a stable of other talented creators, each take the helm on a segment in this intertwined collection of shorts. The proceedings unfold in a suburban neighborhood on Halloween night.
- Tyler Doupe, Night Manager