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PUMPKIN MAN!!!

Pumpkin Man | 01/25/2009

(5 out of 5 stars)

"I have not seen this movie, but back in October, some relatives and friends helped me make a movie called Pumpkin Man, but I had no knowledge of this other movie. I will tell you about MY movie called Pumpkin Man!



On HALLOWEEN in 1998, Jeffrey Crown killed his parents by poisoning their apples. He was sent to Livingston Asylum for life. During his time in the asylum, he drew over a thousand pictures of pumpkins and wears a grotesque pumpkin mask, thus earning him the name 'Pumpkin Man' Ten years later, he breaks out and returns to his home town of Paducah, KY. He goes to a house where people rent rooms. Miss Shaw is the landlady and the tenants are Ben Givens and Detective William Slade. Throughout the HALLOWEEN day, Ben and Miss Shaw hear about Pumpkin Man escaping. Slade is at work, trying to figure out where Jeffrey will go. He seeks help from Dr. Manchester and Dr. Raven. When Ben and Miss Shaw are babysitting some kids, Pumpkin Man comes and crashes the party. I think it's an absolute masterpiece. I highly recommend PUMPKIN MAN!!!



Updated on October 24th, 2009: I have directed a sequel and here is the plot;



One year after Pumpkin Man's massacre, he awakes from his coma on HALLOWEEN to get back Bazieme's amulet that Miss Shaw stole from him in the original. The amulet has made Miss Shaw evil. Detective Slade is writing a book based on Pumpkin Man's life, and Ben Givens tries to help Miss Shaw. Meanwhile, Pumpkin Man's friend from Livingston Asylum, Alex Richardson is the leader of the gothic Hell's Knights cult and kidnaps a girl named Delilah and plan to sacrifice her to their Demon-God, Bazieme. It's the final chapter of the Pumpkin Man saga and how will it all end? I highly recommend PUMPKIN MAN 2!!!"

A sweet and haunting coming-of-age Halloween story

Pumpkin Man | 09/26/1999

(5 out of 5 stars)

"This is a wonderful Halloween tale centered around a teenage boy who's very distraught by his parents' divorce. As he reluctantly goes trick-or-treating with his friends, he comes upon the magic spirit of Halloween in the form of a Pumpkin and a scary but kind neighborhood hermit who offers understanding and guidance to our young hero. I highly recommend it - it is one of my children (8 & 12) favorite videos and very uplifting."