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Screamfest '08: Trick 'r Treat's L.A. Debut!

Source:Screamfest,Michael Dougherty
September 15, 2008


Michael Dougherty's directorial feature debut Trick 'r Treat is coming to Los Angeles. The horror anthology screens on Friday, October 10th at Screamfest (exact time forthcoming).

Starring Anna Paquin (now starring in True Blood), Brian Cox, Leslie Bibb, Dylan Baker, Moneca Delain and Lauren Lee Smith, Dougherty's film focuses on the consequences that can come to those who dismiss Halloween's archaic traditions.

Warner Bros. has held the film in distribution limbo since 2007 when it was scheduled to release the picture around Halloween. Other than a smattering of early test screenings and festival appearances, this will be the first time Trick 'r Treat plays to a Los Angeles audience.

Dance of the Dead, Martyrs, The Burrowers, Parasomnia and Splinter are other entries in Screamfest's 2008 schedule.

The fest runs from October 10th - 19th at Mann's Chinese 6 Theaters.

Also, if you're in town on October 9th at 7pm, Dougherty will be signing copies of Trick 'r Treat: Tales of Mayhem, Mystery & Mischief at Dark Delicacies (4213 W. Burbank) in Burbank. The book, which is a playful look at the making of the film, sells for $45 and features loads of images, conceptual art and other hidden treats.

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Posted by: Charley Brewster on September 15, 2008 at 08:46:57

I knew Trick R' Treat was going to be added-Quite an impressive line-up this year.


Posted by: djblack1313 on September 15, 2008 at 11:24:35

Charley, i agree. i wish i lived back in LA again! i'm dying to see MARTYRS, THE BURROWERS, SPLINTER & TRICK 'R TREAT.


Posted by: Ian on September 15, 2008 at 12:51:59

Ryan Rotten, do you think that TrT will make its way to DvD this year?


Posted by: Judson on September 15, 2008 at 15:49:40

I just moved to LA earlier this year so this'll be my first screamfest, and I'm feeling pretty lucky. Between Trick R Treat, Martyrs, Dance of the Dead and The Burrowers I couldn't be more excited.


Posted by: harris on September 23, 2008 at 16:21:58

any word on when we can expect it on dvd?


Posted by: Ryan Rotten on September 23, 2008 at 16:25:41

I'm now hearing fall '09.


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