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A sadistic toymaker has secretly installed microchips inside his toy Silver Shamrock masks which are set to explode on Hallowe'en night as children wear them to watch his addictive television commercial. Despite what many people say about this stand-alone unrelated entry in the film series, this is a clever movie which is hard to forget, especially after you've heard the tv jingle 3 more days to Halloween, Halloween... Silver Shamrock which is sung in the same tune as London Bridge is falling down. It also grossed a substantial amount of money at the box-office compared to its relatively miniscule budget too. Personally, I love it. ~ The Lord No Michael Myers; get over it! Nice try by Carpenter to send the Halloween franchise off in a new direction, with a script by Nigel "Quatermass" Kneale, who subsequently disowned it. Has a TV movie ambience and a nicely understated performance from O'Herlihy as the villain trying to get some respect for the holiday. ~ The Sloth |
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22nd October 1982 Cinema 98 mins 2.35:1 | ||
29th September 1998 DVD 2.35:1 | ||
14th August 2007 DVD 2.35:1 | ||
18th September 2012 Blu-Ray 99 mins 2.35:1 | ||
5th October 2021 4K |
Dr. Daniel Challis | |
Ellie Grimbridge | |
Conal Cochran | |
Rafferty | |
Buddy Kupfer | |
Betty Kupfer | |
Buddy jr. | |
Marge Guttman | |
Linda Challis | |
Starker | |
Harry Grimbridge | |
Teddy | |
Walter Jones | |
Nurse Agnes | |
Sheriff | |
Charlie | |
Secretary | |
Red | |
Assassin | |
Bella Challis | |
Willie Challis | |
Hospital Assassin | |
Curfew Announcer/ Telephone Operator (voice) | |
Silver Shamrock Commercial Announcer (voice) | |
Car-park Assassin | |
Assistant assassin | |
Stonehenge |