Trick Treat tests

JoBloJoBlo
Last Updated on July 27, 2021

Having just experienced one helluva Halloween this past Friday, you can only imagine the joy that encompassed my heart upon hearing more positive news concerning the unjustly-shelved TRICK ’R TREAT (see The Arrow’s glowing review here).

Well, it looks like WB may have finally woken up and smelled the cyanide-spiked coffee. It appears that they are now test-screening writer/director Michael Dougherty’s masterpiece once again.
Perhaps the slew of positive buzz that TRICK has recently received from a number
of festival-type screenings was enough proof  to show that yes, they CAN make money with it. I don’t get why creative and fun movies such as this have to go through so much shit just to score a f*cking theatrical release and absolute crapfests like PROM NIGHT come prancing into the multiplexes with ease. It ain’t right!

We better be getting some positive news on a TRICK ’R TREAT theatrical release soon. I’ll be keeping my eyes carved open.


Who wouldn’t want to see these girls on the big screen?!

Source: Bloody-D

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