Pumpkinhead Collection

Lance Henriksen

Jeff East

John D'Aquino

Cynthia Bain

Kerry Remsen

Joel Hoffman

Kimberly Ross

Florence Schauffler

Tom Woodruff Jr.

Lee de Broux

Peggy Walton-Walker

Chance Michael Corbitt

Dick Warlock

George Buck Flower

Devon Odessa

Mayim Bialik

Brian Bremer

Matthew Hurley

Joseph Piro

Jandi Swanson

Robert Fredrickson

Greg Michaels

Madeleine Taylor Holmes

Mary Boessow

Gary Gerani

Richard Weinman

Mark Patrick Carducci

Stan Winston

Ed Justin

Richard Stone

Bob Morones

Bojan Bazelli

Bill Blake

Cynthia Kay Charette

Howard Smith

Marcus Manton

Alex De Benedetti

Marian Green

Kurt Gauger

Leslie Peters Ballard

Florence Figueroa

Diane Durant

Dan Curry

Corinne Saaranen-Welch

Allan K. Rosen

James Briscoe

Gordon Wolf

Buddy Enright

James L. Honore

Carol Kravetz

Bruce Alan Greene

Mark C. Haskins

Laya Saul

Lilly Benyair-Gart

Christine Larson

Andy House

Michael R. Sloan

Bob K. Cummings

John Hateley

Al Jones

Sandy J. Leavenworth

Paul M. Lane

Bobby Porter

Anthony G. Nakonechnyj

Peter Jensen

Jeff Mart

Fantasy

Horror

Pumpkinhead

Lion Films

United Artists

Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer

United States of America

Gimly

SFX guru Stan Winston helms this movie, and it is the special effects of _Pumpkinhead_ that most stand out. For those alone, it is worth watching, however, it never reached the heights of horror franchises born of the same era. Still, a shining example of fantasy horror that I was thrilled to revisit.

_Final rating:★★★ - I liked it. Would personally recommend you give it a go._

Filipe Manuel Neto

**An honest, committed and well-made low-budget film that delivers what it promises and doesn't leave us dissatisfied.**

I just saw this movie, which is currently considered a cult classic and an example of what you want from a low-budget movie. In fact, I understand the motivations of those who say this: the film is not good, it is not one of those films that I feel I will want to review a lot, however it is effective and gives us what it promises, in an honest way.

The script also has its originality, although it is scarce and only sustains a feature film thanks to the ability of the director, the "newbie" Stan Winston, to stretch it, albeit at the expense of a slower pace, which he tried to take advantage of to create Suspense: Set in an isolated rural area, the film is an insane revenge story, in which a man decides to turn to an evil witch after having his young son killed in an accident by a group of unconscious teenagers.

The actors are, for me, illustrious strangers. However, I really liked the performance of Lance Henrikssen, who is the only actor here to maintain a dramatic posture, to have charisma and to develop a more professional and mature work. In addition to giving life to the anguished father, he also gave life and body to the monster, who is the true protagonist of this film. The film also has several other actors, most of them quite young and with little experience.

On a technical level, I would like to highlight, first of all, the painstaking and time-consuming work of characterizing Henrikssen whenever he brought the monster to life. I can only imagine all the time spent each time the actor had to masquerade like that, and that disguise was excellent in itself, truly frightening and detailed. The filming work and cinematography seemed to be regular, the sets were well executed and the visual, special and sound effects are well done, especially considering the reduced budget of the production. The soundtrack also proved to be effective, albeit forgettable.

English

Pumpkinhead (1988) Original Trailer HD