Pumpkinhead

A decent movie, but nothing great. I guess my biggest problem with it was the lack of creativity in each of the deaths. They were kind of vauge and boring. For the most part, the mood was great in the movie. I loved the camera angles and how they used the lighting. The scene in the decrepit old church was pretty cool. I'm a big fan of Lance Henriksen, and really enjoyed his work in this film. He pulled the southern accent off very well, and his scenes with his son were heartfelt. Bottom line is I give Pumpkinhead a 2.5 out of 5.

Characters

• Ed: Lance Henriksen! Runs the local store in the sticks. Seems like a good father.
• Tracy: An aspiring photographer.
• Chris: Will have some serious back problems after being stepped on by Pumpkinhead, but probley lives.
• Joel: Kind of an ass. Runs over Billy with a dirt bike. Impaled on a rifle.
• Kim: Joel's woman. Falls to her death.
• Steve: Joel's brother. Dead.
• Maggie: Starts to lose it toward the end. Killed.
• Haggis: Witch of sorts that helps resurrect Pumpkinhead to seek vengence for Billy's death.
• Bunt: Nice name kid. Boy that helps Ed find Pumpkinhead.
• Mr. Wallace: Local man who buys supplies from Ed.
• Billy: Ed's son. A sweet little kid until he gets squished by a dirt bike.

The Totals

• Body Count: 7
• Weapons Used: A dirt bike, a log, spells, a shotgun, a rifle, a pitchfork, and a flame thrower.
• Random Breast Shot: 0
• Moments where characters are mysteriously unable to run from certain death: 1
• Ominous thunderstorms: 7
• Explosions: 0

Random Thoughts and Things Learned

• Children like to circle each other chanting.
• Hey, they found Steve!
• Awwwwww! They're hugging!
• Does Pumpkinhead have it's own personal storm cloude that follows it around?
• Pumpkinhead doesn't give a damn about sacred ground.
• Not even a bullet to the head can kill Lance Henriksen!