Directed by

Damien Leone
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Ruthless Pictures
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On Halloween, after a night of trick-or-treating, the children Sydney Freihofer as Tia and Cole Mathewson as Timmy discover an unmarked VHS tape tucked into their candy. Together with their babysitter Katie Maguire as Sarah, they watch the tape, which contains three stories featuring Mike Giannelli as Art the Clown.
The 9th Circle
The first segment follows Kayla Lian as Casey, who is drugged and kidnapped by Art while waiting for a train. Casey awakens chained in a room with two other women, Marissa Wolf as Kristen and Minna Taylor as Sara. When Sara is dragged away by her chain, Casey and Kristen follow her to see where their chains lead. Casey tries to break the chains with a large rock. A deformed humanoid appears and dismembers Kristen with a cleaver, unwittingly freeing Casey by severing her chains. She runs away and encounters a man with a shopping cart whom she begs for help, but the man recaptures her and she is soon tied down and surrounded by a hooded coven of witches. After watching the witches cut the fetus from the womb of a restrained pregnant woman, Casey is raped by Satan, Eric Diez as Satan. The pregnant woman’s plight is depicted with archive footage, including Anna Maliere as Pregnant Woman (archive footage). Sarah turns off the tape briefly, then returns to it, riveted by what she’s seeing.
Something in the Dark
The second segment centers on Catherine A. Callahan as Caroline, who has just moved into a countryside home. At night, a bright object crashes nearby and a power outage follows. Caroline’s phone and car malfunction, and she grows convinced that someone else is in the house. A call from her husband, John, a painter, briefly comes through before the connection breaks. She realizes she is being stalked by an alien and, after managing to disorient it, hides in a small room under a staircase. As the alien drags her off, she pulls back a sheet from one of John’s paintings, revealing an image of Art the Clown.
Terrifier
The third segment follows a costume designer driving down an isolated road. At a gas station, the attendant famously ejects Art, who had smeared feces on the bathroom walls. While the attendant fills the tank, he hears a noise from inside the station; when he goes to investigate and doesn’t return, the costume designer enters and discovers Art chopping up his body with a hacksaw. She escapes and drives away, only to have Art appear behind her seat and attempt to suffocate her with cellophane. She floors the accelerator, barricading herself inside a shed. Art digs into the shed and slashes her with a makeshift whip. She stabs Art in the eye with a scalpel and in the back with a knife, then escapes again and is picked up by a man who tries to drive her to a police station. Art pursues them in a car and kills the man, triggering a crash. After some time, the costume designer regains consciousness on a crude operating table and finds that Art has amputated her limbs and breasts and carved misogynistic obscenities into her body. Disturbed, Sarah shuts off the TV. A phone rings in the house, and when Sarah answers, the costume designer from the third segment pleads for help. The TV flickers to a dingy room where Art steps into frame and pounds on the glass. Sarah sees herself on the screen, with Art looming behind her. She wrecks the VCR in a desperate bid to end the nightmare, but soon after, she hears Tia and Timmy scream. Sarah races upstairs and discovers Art—bloodied and gleefully ready—waiting outside their room. When she looks again, Art has vanished, leaving behind only the terrifying sight of Tia and Timmy’s severed heads and the word ART written in blood.
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Halloween night begins with a mysterious VHS
On Halloween, Tia and Timmy find an unmarked VHS in their candy bag. They invite their babysitter Sarah to watch it, turning trick-or-treat into a horror viewing session. The taped program promises three stories about Art the Clown, foreshadowing the nightmare to come.
Casey abducted at the train station
In The 9th Circle segment, Casey is drugged and kidnapped by Art while waiting for a train at a station. She wakes to find herself chained in a room with two other women, Kristen and Sara. The room's chains seem to lead somewhere, and Casey and Kristen attempt a desperate escape with a rock.
Casey freed by the deformed figure, then recaptured
A deformed humanoid appears and dismembers Kristen, unwittingly freeing Casey from her chains. Casey runs toward freedom and encounters a man with a shopping cart who recaptures her. She is dragged deeper into the nightmare, again bound by chains.
Casey forced into the coven's ritual
Casey is restrained by a hooded coven and witnesses a pregnant woman having a fetus cut from her womb. The ritual ends with brutal displays of power as Casey confronts the dark ritual surrounding her. The horror culminates when she is assaulted and left to cope with the aftermath.
Sarah tucks the kids in and keeps watching
Back at the home, Sarah puts Tia and Timmy to bed and resumes watching the tape alone. The monochrome terror on screen continues to unfold, pulling focus away from the babysitter. The audience remains with Sarah as she absorbs the escalating dread.
Caroline moves to a countryside home
In the Something in the Dark segment, Caroline has just moved to a countryside home. That night, a bright object crashes nearby and a power outage plunges the house into darkness. Her phone and car malfunction, and she begins to suspect someone else is inside.
Caroline is stalked by an alien
With the house in darkness, an unseen alien stalks Caroline. She manages to disorient the intruder and hides in a small room under the staircase. A late phone call from her husband briefly reassures her before danger returns.
Art shows up in the painting
As the danger escalates, Caroline is dragged toward danger, and she pulls back a sheet from one of John's paintings, revealing an image of Art the Clown. The painting becomes a clue that Art has somehow invaded her reality. The sense of threat heightens as the intruder closes in.
Gas station confrontation with Art begins Terrifier
The Terrifier segment opens with a costume designer driving along an isolated road and stopping at a gas station. The attendant ejects Art after a disturbance, and the designer receives directions for her route. When a noise from inside draws attention, the designer enters and discovers Art chopping up the attendant's body with a hacksaw.
Designer escapes and Art pursues
The designer escapes in her car, but Art appears behind her seat attempting to smother her with cellophane. She crashes and barricades herself inside a large shed. Art digs into the shed and slashes her with a whip, forcing her to fight back with a scalpel to blind him in one eye and escape again.
Operating table horror
The designer awakens on a crude operating table and discovers Art has brutally mutilated her, carving misogynistic symbols into her body. The unimaginable act leaves her reeling and unable to comprehend the blood-soaked reality she faces.
TV returns with Art behind the glass
Disturbed, Sarah switches off the TV, but a home phone rings and the costume designer from the third segment pleads for help on the screen. The image shifts to a dingy room as Art steps into the frame and approaches Sarah from within the TV.
Art occupies the TV and terror reaches home
The television lurches to life with Art behind Sarah, pounding on the glass. She appears to become part of the screen, briefly trapped by Art as he closes in. In a panic, she smashes the tape and tries to break free from the nightmarish vision.
The scream and the grisly reveal
Moments later, Sarah hears Tia and Timmy scream upstairs. She races to their room to find their severed heads and bloodied walls spelling ART, revealing that the horror has invaded the family home. The night ends with a grim, irreversible twist.
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Sarah (Katie Maguire)
A babysitter who stays with Tia and Timmy and reluctantly watches the VHS tape. She tries to maintain calm and protect the children as the stories unfold, seeking a way to end the nightmare. As the horrors escalate, she becomes determined to shield the kids from harm.
Caroline
A woman who has just moved into a countryside home. When a bright object crashes nearby and power goes out, she realises she is being stalked by an alien. She hides in a small room beneath a staircase, discovers a painting revealing Art the Clown, and realizes the danger spans beyond her house.
Art the Clown
A homicidal clown who haunts all three stories. He lures, brutalizes, and toys with victims, turning ordinary spaces into lethal traps. His unpredictable violence escalates across the tape, culminating in the most viscerally devastating moments.
Casey
A young woman who is drugged and kidnapped by Art, chained in a room with two other women. She watches as her companions are trapped and die, while the escape seems possible only to be thwarted by the arrival of a deformed figure. Casey's fate remains precarious as the night wears on.
Kristen
One of the two women chained in The 9th Circle. She shares the peril of captivity, fights for a way out with Casey and Sara, and is ultimately slain by the deformed figure, marking a brutal turn in the segment.
Sara
Another captive in The 9th Circle who is dragged away by her chain and whose fate remains uncertain as the other two try to find a way out. Her fear and determination drive the tension of the first segment.
Costume Designer
A protagonist in the Terrifier segment, a costume designer who confronts Art as the danger enters a remote setting. Her struggle to survive escalates to a brutal showdown that reveals the sheer brutality of Art.
Learn where and when All Hallows’ Eve (2013) takes place. Explore the film’s settings, era, and how they shape the narrative.
Time period
Halloween night
Set on Halloween night in contemporary times, the events unfold over a single perilous evening. The wrap-around framing links the three stories, intensifying the sense of creeping danger. The nocturnal, everyday settings become canvases for monstrous acts and sudden shocks.
Location
Train station, Countryside home, Gas station, Isolated road, Shed
All three segments unfold across a Halloween-night landscape that moves through a train station, a secluded countryside home, a dim gas station, and a remote road leading to a shed. These locations heighten tension as characters are isolated, pursued, or trapped within the horrors on screen. The settings connect the stories under a single night of fear.
Discover the main themes in All Hallows’ Eve (2013). Analyze the deeper meanings, emotional layers, and social commentary behind the film.
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Halloween Horror
Halloween imagery and a murderous clown anchor the film's tone of dread. Each segment escalates from suspense to graphic violence, exploiting viewers' expectations of a holiday tale turned nightmare. The anthology format magnifies fear by showing different faces of danger within one night.
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Fragmented Narrative
The wrap-around frame and three distinct stories create a fractured storyline that challenges linear storytelling. The VHS tape links the tales while bending reality, making viewers question what is watching and what is happening. The structure heightens suspense as threads reveal themselves piece by piece.
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Violence & Misogyny
Graphic violence permeates the film, culminating in the third segment's brutal turning point. The depictions of abduction and mutilation underscore a brutal, gendered attack on female characters. The film uses these moments to provoke a reaction about fear, power, and the gaze of an audience.
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Media & Surveillance
The VHS tape and the screen fuse the horror with media consumption. Watching becomes participating as Art breaches the boundary between screen and floor. The finale implies that terror can spill from the tape into real life, trapping viewers in the nightmare.

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On a crisp Halloween night, Sarah is tasked with watching Tia and Timmy while the streets fill with costumed revelers and the scent of candy lingers in the air. The trio settles into the familiar rhythm of a home‑bound evening—games, stories, and the occasional flicker of a flashlight—against the backdrop of distant jack‑o‑lantern grins and distant laughter. The ordinary charm of a babysitter’s night quickly becomes a canvas for something more unsettling when the children’s trick‑or‑treat haul reveals an unmarked VHS tape tucked among the sweets.
The tape, a relic of analog horror, promises three chilling vignettes linked by a single, unsettling presence: a sinister clown whose grin seems to linger far beyond the screen. As Sarah slides the tape into the player, the living room lights dim, and a low, uncanny static hum fills the house, turning the familiar space into a theater of suspense. The stories hinted at on the tape whisper of strange encounters and uncanny circumstances, each suggesting that the clown’s influence seeps beyond mere folklore.
While the children curl up for bedtime, the adult in charge is drawn deeper into the mysterious compilation, feeling the line between entertainment and reality begin to blur. The flickering images and the eerie soundtrack echo through the hallway, turning every shadow into a potential threat. The atmosphere tightens, as if the house itself is listening, waiting to see whether curiosity will remain harmless or awaken something far more disturbing.
As the night wears on, the ordinary comforts of a Halloween babysitting shift into a tense, watchful silence. Sarah balances the need to protect Tia and Timmy with her growing compulsion to understand the tape’s unsettling narrative. The candlelight casts elongated silhouettes, and the faint sound of distant laughter seems to follow them from the TV to the hallway, hinting that the night may hold more than innocent scares. The stage is set for a Halloween that refuses to stay behind the veil of a simple holiday tale.
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