This is a "mockbuster" from The Asylum, released around the time of Rob Zombie's Halloween reboot. Book Review: Halloween Night by R.L. Stine
Because "Halloween Night" can refer to several different horror media properties, I've broken down reviews for the most popular entries below so you can find the one you're looking for. Halloween Night
This 1993 YA horror novel follows Brenda, who hates her cousin Halley for stealing her boyfriends. Brenda and her friends decide to plan the "perfect murder" as a joke for a Halloween party—until things get real. : Pure 90s nostalgia with "Point Horror" energy. This is a "mockbuster" from The Asylum, released
: It understands the "Michael Myers" atmosphere, focusing on the killer lurking in the shadows rather than just gore. The cinematography is impressive for a fan project. This 1993 YA horror novel follows Brenda, who
: The concept of girls turning an English assignment into a murder plot is genuinely fun. It features entertaining red herrings and a surprising twist ending.
: It can be a bit predictable, and the mask choice—where you can see the actor's eyes—is a common "nitpick" for purists.
: A quick, fun read for fans of R.L. Stine's style, but don't expect a masterpiece. The sequel, Halloween Night II , is often considered a weaker repeat of the first. The 2020 Fan Film: " Halloween Night "