It was surprising the vast gap between the apparent current "ratings" and reviews and the actual movie.
This plays like a typical classic bad tv movie with general nobodies or unknowns.
If you can tolerate that sort of quality of production you might indeed just find things to enjoy buried under that budget value mass produced poor quality controlled content.
Personally the every general aspect from the lackluster display of fx or the simple audio which while not horrible or by any means the worst of the worst or exceptionally bad it embraces fully that tv movie median level of quality.
I think this plants it soundly below a 5 and at a 4 for me although certainly i could understand rating it in the range between the two.
I simply didn't have the capacity to find even one lifeline to cling to like the one semi decent actor or perhaps that one good performance or bit of writing.
On paper at a glance the concept sounds promising but the reality is simply cold and hard and glaring.
If you have more expectation for A Halloween Feast beyond its reality prepare for an early famine leading into the cold lean winter of the season.
This awkwardly is hiding behind its own halloween mask of seemingly paid reviews or deeply biased and shameless self promotion that seems a common trend these days evidenced usually by very early low numbers in the ratings to indicate the disingenuous promotional campaign tactic on the cheap for the cheap.
The best way to watch this would be under a cheap ghost costume where you don't cut the eyeholes out of the sheet.
