| "All Hallow's Eve" | |
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| Air date | October 10th, 2019 |
| Writers | Bruce Jones |
| Director | John Harrison |
| Producers | James Dudelson; Robert Dudelson; Brian Witten; Eric Woods; Stan Spry; Robin Jones; Craig Engler; Samuel Zimmerman; Jordan Kizwani; Marc Mostman; Jeff Holland; Alex Orr; Drew Sawyer; Anthony Fankhauser; Russell Binder; Julia Hobgood; Greg Nicotero |
| Starring | Connor Christie; Madison Thompson; Jasun Jabbar; Andrew Eakle; Michael May |
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Next "The Man in the Suitcase" |
"All Hallow's Eve" is the title to the first story in the third episode of season one of the horror anthology series Creepshow. It was directed by John Harrison with a script written by Bruce Jones. It premiered exclusively on the Shudder streaming service on October 10th, 2019.
Cast[]
Starring[]
| Actor | Role |
|---|---|
| Connor Christie | Pete |
| Madison Thompson | Jill |
| Jasun Jabbar | Binky |
| Andrew Eakle | Bobby |
| Michael May | Eddie Hathaway |
Guest Starring[]
| Actor | Role |
|---|---|
| Julia Denton | Mrs. Collins |
| Scott Daniel Johnson | Mister Collins |
Co-Starring[]
| Actor | Role |
|---|---|
| Tom Olson | Mister Bodener |
| Erica Frene | Mrs. Hathaway |
Notes & Trivia[]
- The Creepshow franchise was created by filmmaker George A. Romero and novelist Stephen King. Inspired by classic horror comic strips published by the likes of EC Comics, it was brought to the big screen as an anthology film in 1982. It produced two sequels, Creepshow 2 in 1987 and Creepshow 3 in 2006. Creepshow: The Series was developed by Greg Nicotero and produced by Cartel Pictures, Striker Entertainment, Monster Agency Productions and the Taurus Entertainment Company. It began streaming on Shudder on September 26th, 2019.
- This series rated TV-MA. It contains strong language and adult situations. Viewer discretion is advised.
- Robin Jones, Craig Engler, and Samuel Zimmerman are all network producers for Shudder.
- Executive producer James Glenn Dudelson is credited as James Dudelson in this episode.
- Executive producer Robert Franklin Dudelson is credited as Robert Dudelson in this episode.
- Executive producer Eric Scott Woods is credited as Eric Woods in this episode.
- Actor Jasun Jabbar Wardlaw, Jr. is credited as Jasun Jabbar in this episode.
- Actor Aodhan Lane played the role of Skeeter, but was uncredited for his participation in this episode.
- This episode was paired with "The Man in the Suitcase" during its initial broadcast.
Allusions[]
- The title of this episode is a slight re-spelling of "All Hallows' Eve", which is another name for Halloween. It begins the observance of Allhallowtide, the time in the liturgical year dedicated to remembering the dead, including saints (hallows), martyrs, and all the faithful departed.
- Plot elements of this episode are reminiscent of the 2007 feature film Trick 'r Treat. A character in the film, "Sam", is the Spirit of Halloween, and is presented as a child wearing a pumpkin-mask costume. When the mask is removed, a monstrous face is revealed. In "All Hallow's Eve", Skeeter fills the role of Sam, but wears a ghost sheet, that reveals a bloody skull when removed.
- Binky makes several references to Milky Way, which is a chocolate bar developed by the Mars confectionary company, and is a popular brand of treat commonly distributed on Halloween. The bar has a milk chocolate coating with caramel and nougat for filling. Nougat does not exist in nature and is kind of disgusting.
- In the Golden Dragons clubhouse, there is a road sign for 1313 Mockingbird Lane. This is the street address for the Munsters family. The Munsters was a horror-themed sitcom series that aired on CBS from 1964 to 1966.
- In a flashback scene, the Golden Dragons Club are seen playing Dungeons & Dragons, which is a table-top role-playing game developed by TSR in 1974, and is considered the pioneer of modern role-playing games.
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References[]
Burn victims | Cemetery | Ghosts | Halloween | Mask | Immolation | Shotgun
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