Black Pumpkin 2018
"Trick or Treat! You're Dead Meat!"
When Halloween night arrives in a quiet small town, two adventurous preteens stumble upon an ancient evil that awakens with a vengeance.
Director: Ryan McGonagle
Cast
Frequently Asked Questions
What is Black Pumpkin (2018) about?
*Black Pumpkin (2018)* follows two curious preteens who accidentally awaken "Bloody Bobby," a dormant evil linked to decades of Halloween horrors. As night falls on October 31st, they must outrun a relentless killer through the town's dark corners, where trick-or-treat turns into a fight for survival. The film captures the eerie atmosphere of Halloween with a horror twist.
Who directed Black Pumpkin?
Ryan McGonagle directed *Black Pumpkin (2018)*, bringing a sharp eye for suspense and small-town horror to the project.
Who stars in Black Pumpkin?
The film stars Ellie Patrikios, Grayson Thorne Kilpatrick, Dogen Eyeler, Gemma Brooke Allen, and Matt Rife in key roles.
Is Black Pumpkin (2018) worth watching?
While *Black Pumpkin (2018)* hasn't been rated on IMDb, horror fans who enjoy atmospheric, creature-driven thrillers will find its Halloween setting and slow-burn dread compelling. The film's unique premise and strong performances make it a solid pick for a spooky seasonal watch.
How long is Black Pumpkin?
The runtime of *Black Pumpkin (2018)* is 91 minutes.
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About Black Pumpkin (2018) — Small-town Halloween horror unleashes a vengeful killer
When Halloween night arrives in a quiet small town, two adventurous preteens stumble upon an ancient evil that awakens with a vengeance. Directed by Ryan McGonagle, *Black Pumpkin (2018)* transforms the holiday into a blood-soaked nightmare as the sinister "Bloody Bobby" emerges from decades of slumber to hunt down its prey. The film blends razor-sharp tension with classic horror tropes, creating a relentless cat-and-mouse chase through eerie streets and shadowy hideouts. With standout performances from Ellie Patrikios and Grayson Thorne Kilpatrick, this chilling tale explores themes of childhood curiosity turned deadly, where the line between make-believe and real terror blurs entirely.
Crafted for horror enthusiasts who crave atmosphere over jump scares, *Black Pumpkin (2018)* delivers a slow-burn descent into madness, punctuated by the dread of a Halloween gone horribly wrong. The film's visual style leans into autumnal dread, from flickering streetlights to the oppressive silence of a town frozen in fear. For fans of creature features and small-town horror, this is a must-watch that lingers long after the credits roll.