Halloween Obsession (2012) User Reviews

I really enjoyed it.

[mdtzo · 10/10 · 1 October 2012]

I will honestly say that I really enjoyed the movie. For a slasher movie, the movie was surprisingly good. It was much better than what I expected from a Halloween fan made tribute movie. The special and gory make-up effects were also well done and not overdone, so the movie wasn't just about a bunch of people getting killed and a gore-fest, but also had a good story. To be honest, I didn't recognize a lot of the actors, but the actors in the movie were very believable and in my opinion, the movie was very well acted. Also, the story kept flowing and was interesting and was intense enough that there were no dull moments. The twist in the movie was also a total surprise to me, but I really enjoyed it and it made the ending make more sense.

Meh movie, but has one of the most underrated actors of all time

[danthek · 10/10 · 31 May 2016]

While I was generally underwhelmed by special effects, plot, dialogue, and general quality of the movie in nearly all aspects, one particular thing had stood out to separate this film from all others. LENNY CAMPOBELLO! He is, by far, the greatest actor to ever walk the face of this planet. He saves this movie. He makes the audience feel. HE IS A LEGEND. Furthermore, this review platform requires that I fill ten lines, yet there is little else to say about this movie. I mean, its pretty bad aside from Lenny...but he's just that good. I should hope all reading this will join in my noble quest to bring Lenny up to the actor ranking that he deserves. He's rated 2 million right now, but we all know he should at least be in the top 50. LENNY FANS UNITE!

Perhaps the greatest movie since The Godfather

[iuser-67774 · 10/10 · 21 May 2021]

Leonard (Lenny) Campobello is the clear and obvious highlight of the Halloween Obsession. His Golden Globe nominated acting, blocking, and lines are out of this world amazing. Leonard really highlights what Halloween Obsession is about. He is the epitome of testosterone, posting a 45 inch chest and 23 inch biceps, along with his chiseled jawline, makes the drunken father of the family more than a joy to watch. This movie truly does not feel like a 2012 production, the production value is ON POINT! The movie takes place in a clearly affluent family's home, with Leonard guzzling down $14 bottles of beer like they are candy. The cameras used to film shot in 16k and are crispy. Oh and don't get me started on those transitions. Those, those transitions, they might make me more tingly than Lenny does.