Love this movie! Watch it every Halloween :)

Watched it twice in a row when I first got the Blu-ray. (the second time with the audio commentary) I love it and watch it every Halloween.

Can't believe I waited this long to watch it...good times...scared the children...mission accomplished

This was great. It's Goosebumps for Grown-Ups.

I was a bit apprehensive watching this at first but enjoyed it immensely.

I'd recommend this for people looking for a bit of light fun coupled with a Halloween theme.

I watched this one on the run-up to Halloween I had seen it in my periphery over the last few years and heard good things, particularly from Cinemassacre who did a review on it.

If you haven't heard of this film you're not alone, it only had a handful of theatrical showings but received a decent good reception and cult status so it's a somewhat hidden gem.

It's a likable horror anthology but in this case, the stories are all connected in some way. This one may now scare the pants off you but it has a little splattering of gore and an atmosphere that will put you in the right mood, so if you didn't catch it this year put it on the list for next October

The traditional viewings continue for the 31 Days Of Horror! Always a delight.

Fun Halloween flick with some quality jumpscares and cheesy plot elements. Don't think too hard about how or why any of this is happening, and just enjoy the ride.

The cult horror film Trick ‘r Treat is a clever and well-crafted anthology film that delivers some frightful scares. The stories of a group of kids collecting jack-o-lanterns, a homicidal school principal, 4 young girls on the prowl, and a mischievous treat-or-treater all come together and intertwine on one fateful All Hallows’ Eve. Featuring Anna Paquin, Brian Cox, Leslie Bibb, Dylan Baker, and Britt McKillip, the film has a strong cast. And, director Michael Dougherty does a good job at creating an atmospheric and foreboding tone. Also, the costumes have a quaint Americana feel that gives them a timeless quality. However, a couple of the plots are a little hard to follow, and some of the comedy doesn’t work. Yet despite a few rough edges, Trick ‘r Treat is a fun and entertaining homage to the spirit of Halloween.

A enjoyable horror film. There were some interesting characters (the dad who kills children for example), but there were a lot of annoying characters as well (the kids who 'borrow' jack o' lanterns to sacrifice to the dead for example). The story is very entertaining and doesn't get boring, the music fits the film perfectly. Overall, this film makes you feel like it is halloween already. Defenitely a film that makes you feel the halloween spirit.

Carving a kids head like a pumpkin was a little too fucked up for my liking.

My new favorite horror anthology after Southbound! All stories are masterfully crafted and seamlessly interwoven.

I love anthologies. A well told short story is better than a long story arc or a drawn out character study way more often than not. So when "Trick 'R Treat" came along it proved to me that while it's not something the majority of the population wants to see there are filmmakers out there who still value the format. It's too bad then that "Trick 'R Treat" wasn't more of a treat. It looks great and it has its entertaining moments. I mostly enjoyed the story of an odd girl who gets her revenge from some unlikely assistants and a man who has to deal with a strange trick or treater. Unfortunately these stories aren't the most original things you'll ever see. They are more a tribute to urban legends and other Halloween clichés. The way that the four stories are intertwined is different. It's not a "Creepshow" style format as there is nothing that truly divides the stories. "Trick 'R Treat" is well done but it's not particularly exciting.

Top notch horror anthology; intricately integrated storytelling draws you through a variety of stories that range from amusing to frightening. Lots of great film making on display here as is fine acting and decent effects. Well worth the viewing...and make it an annual tradition!