THE LEGEND OF HALLOWEEN JACK (2018) Trailer and DVD Covers

THE LEGEND OF HALLOWEEN JACK was released last week on DVD/VOD in the US and UK via 4Digital Media and Sony Pictures HE. I liked the trailer so I gave it a watch. A killer scarecrow slasher flick with bad CGI blood kill scenes and a lot of boring slow dialogue in between. The surf band playing at the Halloween party is pretty good. Nothing else really original, there are references to other much better classic horror films. Check out the trailer, review, gifs and DVD covers after synopsis below.

IMDb SYNOPSIS: On Halloween night, a serial killer returns from the dead to take revenge on the vigilantes who put him to death one year earlier.

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Screencaps from HALLOWEEN (2018) Heritage Trailer

Another requested post, screencaps from the HALLOWEEN (2018) Heritage 3rd trailer that I posted here. I posted screen caps from the first trailer here and from the 2nd trailer here.

Screencaps from HALLOWEEN (2018) Trailer

Awesome images and a few animated gifs screen captured from the Halloween (2018) trailer:

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Trick or Treaters wearing Silver Shamrock Masks running past Laurie Strode:

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