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HAYRIDE: Set on the Coxe Family Farm in rural Willis County, Farmer Sam exacts his bloody revenge on unscrupulous local townsfolk, including Sheriff Jubel, who menace him and attempt to steal the farm that has been in his family for 200 years.
HALLOWEEN FEAST: Former ballerina Angela descends into madness as her family tries to cope. After an infamous dinner, their lives spiral into unexpected chaos. All skeletons come out at a Halloween party.
directed by: Dan Lantz, Guile Branco
starring: Bill Moseley, Kane Hodder, Graham Wolfe, Cedric Casimiro, Shelby Hightower, Lynn Lowry, Julia Coulter, Guile Branco, Lou D'Amato, Asia Lynn Pitts
2025 / 195 min (combined) / 2.35:1 / English DTS-HD MA 5.1
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HAYRIDE
HALLOWEEN FEAST
Overall rating: 4.4166665 / 5 from 48 reviews.
Hayride to Hell + A Halloween Feast is a double feature Blu-ray release from Dark Star Pictures, offering unique content and special features. Customers appreciate the fun and engaging nature of the release, along with its high-quality presentation.
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"So glad that I picked this one upp a great double bill perfect for halloween month. Great to see Bill Mosley and kane hodder together in Hayride but Halloween feast is the better movie ! Great picture and sound Recommended to pick this one upp a The sold out slipp is awesome 😅"
"None of these are necessarily amazing or must own titles, but I’m a sucker for films set on Halloween, and truthfully, you can do a lot worse. I had fun with both of them, and two titles for the price of one is never a bad thing."
"Two movies included and 'Hayride' is definitely the better of the two. The premise is basic, but perfectly fine for what it is. Additionally the acting is pretty good and some of the performances put a smile on my face (in a good way). Unfortunately the usual CGI problems which plague modern films are present here, very much spoiling a lot of the enjoyment. It's watchable, but not a keeper. Halloween Feast was a bit of a chore and I'd be hard pressed to say much about it. The package overall is fine, if you like modern movies then perhaps you're more likely to warm to these movies."
"Hayride To Hell was fun as hell. Bill Moseley and Kane Hodder both have lots of screen time and you can tell they were having fun. A farmer is going to lose his property if he doesn't come up with the greatest haunted Hayride ever. Halloween Feast is super weird and very entertaining too."
"Man what a great double bill. Hayride to hell had a fun easygoing vibe to it and kind of had a Hallmark vibe to it which made it better for me. Nice seeing Kane Hodder in a pretty decent role. But the highlight of this set is definitely Halloween Feast with one of my favorites Lynn Lowry who is really good in the title role. She's still looking beautiful into her mid 70s as well. A fun dark comedy. We great a couple nice special features on both flicks as well. A really good purchase."
"Hayride To Hell is a fun flick. Perfect for Halloween season, with some great B-Movie legends. A Halloween Feast isn't as fun, but is still a good movie for the season, and considering it's in a bundle here, it's a good deal. The box artwork is pretty cool. Not what you'd typically see. It's unique. I'm not one for special features, so I can't really comment on those. If you're a fan of Halloween horror, you really can't go wrong here."
"The Hayride to Hell and Halloween Feast double feature is exactly what you’d expect, cheap, messy, and leaning hard into that late-night horror vibe. Neither one is breaking new ground, but together they make for a fun, mindless watch if you’re just looking to kick back with some low-budget Halloween nonsense."
"Hayride to Hell is by far the more entertaining of these. Feast gets a bit weird towards the end and wasn't really my cup of tea. Halloween doesn't play into it much either. Hayride on the other hand is Halloween from start to finish. I doubt there's anywhere in the country where there's not a haunted hayride within driving distance. Fun to see it represented and the always great horror stars that headline make the movie. I have to say that the victims aren't as bad as they should have been. One woman screams out "I don't deserve this" as she gets killed and she's right. If they kill people for being stupid or annoying, no one will be left. And depicting every farmer as a crazy murderer is a bit much. Fun though."
"Don't expect any classics. Great looking slipcover though!"
"While these two films may not be anything to write home about, they are dripping with Halloween atmosphere that will make these fun watches during the October season."
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