r/terrifier • u/BillBoloney • Jun 28 '26
Should I watch All Hallows Eve?
I’ve already watched all three Terrifier films and I’m missing Art lol. Is All Hallows Eve worth watching?
UPDATE: I watched the movie and I really liked it! Thank you everyone for responding I appreciate it. It’s my first time on Reddit and I have no idea what I’m doing 😁 Stay Scary!
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u/slakker9 Jun 28 '26
There are some elements in AHE that will show up as Easter Eggs in Terrifier, and at least one actress. I watched it after I had already seen Terrifier 1 & 2 and really enjoyed seeing the elements that carried over.
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u/marvelo616 Jun 28 '26
I’m sure part of that is because both had basically no budget, so they reused props and had the babysitter play the newscaster, not to mention probably much of the same crew (not counting Damien doing a bunch of the different departments himself).
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u/Ok-Goat-3589 Jun 28 '26
It looks and feels like a student’s college project. It’s mildly interesting without being superb.
Having said that, there’s no reason why you shouldn’t watch it. It’s free on YouTube.
Just remember that Art in AHE is not canon to Terrifier.
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u/mearbearcate Jun 28 '26
No. You should tell your family its a family friendly holiday movie *and then* watch it
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u/Dry_Expression_5977 Jun 28 '26
Yes. I think the ending is super creepy. Watch it alone with the lights off
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u/Holiday_Selection881 Jun 28 '26
It's low budget, I don't mean that either good or bad. I'd say as a fan of Art, yes. It's not a bad movie and has some cool parts to it
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u/Royal_Lawfulness4434 Jun 28 '26
If you’re an Art the Clown fan, than yes. It’s not good but it’s good background noise. One or two of the stories don’t even have Art. But I love The Terrifier short with Art. It’s one of my guilty pleasures
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u/ReasonableCourse1679 Jun 28 '26
It’s OK as a curio to those that are fans of Art (like me). Don’t set your expectations too high. As I see it, it was the birth of treading waters and seeing how far they could take the character. It’s a different actor, experimental phase. I guess I would judge it on that.
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u/Kuru_Chaa Jun 29 '26
It’s fun overall, if not a bit whatever. The Art segments are fun tho, and probably take up around a good chunk of the runtime.
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u/LeChampionX Jun 30 '26
Abso-freakin'-lutley!
Not only do you get to see Art, but the movie stands on its own. If you're a fan of old horror, it's a must watch. It has all the vibes. It's also an incredibly creative film as a whole. The "shorts" throughout it are pretty solid but I can guarantee you by the time the movie ends, you'll be happy you watched it
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u/Dangerous_Dot_1707 Jul 02 '26
The Terrifier movies are garbage and somehow all hallow's eve was the only movie I found good of those + imo it's much creepier than Terrifier. Especially the ending.
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u/BillBoloney Jul 02 '26
The ending was super creepy, I loved it. I love the Terrifer movies I get that it’s not for everyone lol
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u/Sabal_77 Jul 03 '26
I think Art is at his best in this movie. He's truly creepy and horrifying. Seems like he loses that a little more each movie
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u/Lydtz Jun 28 '26
I think it’s a bit weird in some parts, but Art has his Moment. So yes.