All Hallows' Eve | |
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Directed by | Charlie Vaughn |
Written by | Brandon Alexander III Elizabeth Snoderly |
Produced by | Jale Helgren Ralph McCloud Elizabeth Snoderly |
Starring | Lexi Giovagnoli John DeLuca Ashley Argota Diane Salinger Martin Klebba |
Cinematography | Olivia Kuan |
Music by | Tom Jemmott |
Distributed by | MarVista Entertainment |
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Country | United States |
Language | English |
All Hallows' Eve is a 2016 indie family Halloween film directed by Charlie Vaughn. The film stars Lexi Giovagnoli, John DeLuca, Ashley Argota, Diane Salinger, and Martin Klebba. [1]
As Eve celebrates her birthday, she learns the truth of who she really is. For generations, her mother’s family has passed down an old amulet and the power of a witch to one girl on her 18th birthday. This time, it is her turn. While exploring her new powers, Eve attempts to summon her deceased mother, against the warnings of her best friend, and Barnaby, her faithful protector. Instead, she accidentally summons an old ancestor who bears her no goodwill and is crazy and seeks to wreak havoc. The three friends are forced to flee for their lives. Time is ticking for her loved ones in danger, as Eve rushes to fix the mess around her. Only by realizing the power inside of herself will she be able to help them in time.
Principal photography began on November 3, 2015. The movie was shot in Conway, SC. [2] [3]
The movie was released on iTunes, Amazon and Google Play on September 27, 2016. [4]
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