Contos do Dia das Bruxas
Dirigido por Michael Dougherty
Na noite do Halloween, uma pequena cidade descobrirá que algumas tradições nunca devem ser esquecidas. Um casal quebra uma lanterna de abóbora antes da meia-noite, quatro mulheres são perseguidas por um mascarado, alguns garotos travessos descobrem um terrível segredo enterrado e um eremita rabugento recebe uma soturna visita. As travessuras de Halloween podem ser mortais quando as mais variadas criaturas – humanas ou não – tentam sobreviver à mais assustadora noite do ano.
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- Bradford Wade19 de novembro de 2025The quintessential Halloween movie. Playfully crafted to make you feel like a kid again—roaming the streets of your spooked-out neighborhood, filling your pillowcase with candy and sharing scary stories about the old curmudgeon that keeps the lights off. The tricks are the treat.
- Kevin Ward6 de julho de 2025Damn, this was a lot of fun. Love the intersecting storylines. Gives the film a much more cohesive feel than your typical anthology film. So awesome to see Brian Cox, Dylan Baker, and Anna Paquin in this. One of those films I have no idea why J waited so long to finally watch it. Worth adding into your annual spooky season rotation.
- jackmeat29 de janeiro de 2025My quick rating - 7.5/10. How in Sam’s burlap sack-covered name did I let this one slip past me for so long? That was my thought a few years ago when I finally pressed play, and it hit me all over again on my recent rewatch—this time in anticipation of its upcoming 4K theatrical run this October 14th-16th. Some movies are Halloween set dressing, and some ARE Halloween. Trick ’r Treat is the latter. You don’t just watch it, you bask in it like a jack-o'-lantern soaking up candlelight. The structure is a horror fan’s playground: five interwoven tales, all orbiting around one Ohio town on Halloween night. There’s a mild-mannered principal with a side hustle in murder. A shy virgin (Anna Paquin) looking for her first time—though not in the way you’d expect. A group of kids executing a cruel prank because apparently, Are You Afraid of the Dark? raised a whole generation wrong. A Halloween-hating wife who dares to desecrate decorations before midnight. And finally, Brian Cox as the crankiest old man alive, squaring off against the most iconic pint-sized enforcer since Chucky. What makes it work isn’t just the individual stories, but how elegantly they’re stitched together. Characters drift in and out of each other's timelines like trick-or-treaters cutting through backyards. Michael Dougherty wrote and directed the whole thing with the confidence of someone who’s spent his entire life stockpiling urban legends like ammunition. Consequence-filled candy? Check. Ghost children and crashing school buses? Yup. Werewolves? Oh, absolutely. He doesn’t just reference Halloween myths—he weaponizes them. Then there’s Sam. Sweet, silent Sam. Pajamas. Button eyes. Pumpkin lollipop. The face (or sack) of justice. He’s not a villain so much as he’s quality control. Cross the holiday? Lose a limb. Blow out a jack-o'-lantern too early? See you in hell. IF your doorbell rings, and he says Trick ’r Treat, you'd better oblige. Honestly, if society just agreed to follow Sam’s rules year-round, things might improve. The production is drenched in peak October ambiance. Leaves swirl in every frame like the crew was armed with industrial-strength fans and a truck full of foliage. The homes look like Halloween Express sponsored them. The practical effects land with the kind of giddy crunch you want from a seasonal horror flick—bloody without being bleak, fun without being fluffy. Is it perfect? Frighteningly close. Some segments hit harder than others, but this anthology format keeps you from ever realizing it is one. The consistency of the atmosphere keeps everything glued together like caramel on an apple. If you’ve never seen it, correct that immediately. And if you have seen it, watch it again in theaters this October. Halloween from 1978 may be the reigning champ, but that could happen all year round. Trick ’r Treat is the movie that doesn’t just visit the holiday—it IS Halloween.
- Spoons15 de outubro de 2024“Trick ‘r Treat” is the quintessential Halloween film, a must-watch every year for any horror enthusiast. The film brilliantly weaves together multiple storylines, each with its own twist, keeping you on your toes. At the heart of it all is Sam, the adorable yet sinister spirit of Halloween, enforcing the rules of the holiday with a mixture of charm and terror. The film’s clever subversion of horror tropes, especially in a certain scene that will make you rethink everything you know about werewolves, adds depth and surprise, making it a standout in the genre. “Trick ‘r Treat” captures the nostalgic spirit of Halloween, blending childhood wonder with dark humor. If you’re a fan of horror anthologies and haven’t seen this one yet, it’s time to add it to your list.” This film will be popular with people who like Creepshow (1982), Tales of Halloween (2015), The House of the Devil (2009), and Halloween (1978), for their anthology structure, seasonal setting, and respect for Halloween traditions.
- James Saenz28 de outubro de 2025absolutely a required annual halloween viewing. perfect autumnal vibes, some really great body horror and great interconnected narratives. the halloween version of love actually. also plex censored my review for harmful content when i literally just put a quote from billy in the movie talking about charlie brown lmao.
- cultfilmliker14 de outubro de 2025Kids’ costumes were fucking terrifying back in the day huh The quintessential horror anthology FATHOM SPECIAL EVENT Cute featurette opening from Michael Dougherty! Never noticed how awesome the opening credits are. Or the Scooby-Doo cue! I forget that this movie is kinda sexy? Also unfortunate that the Marilyn Manson needle drop does not age well Would love to know how the bus driver was going to phrase his statement to the 911 operator lmao
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Contos do Dia das Bruxasfoi lançado em 26 de outubro de 2007.
Contos do Dia das Bruxasfoi dirigido por Michael Dougherty.
Contos do Dia das Bruxastem a duração de 82 min.
Contos do Dia das Bruxasfoi produzido por Bryan Singer.
Na noite do Halloween, uma pequena cidade descobrirá que algumas tradições nunca devem ser esquecidas. Um casal quebra uma lanterna de abóbora antes da meia-noite, quatro mulheres são perseguidas por um mascarado, alguns garotos travessos descobrem um terrível segredo enterrado e um eremita rabugento recebe uma soturna visita. As travessuras de Halloween podem ser mortais quando as mais variadas criaturas – humanas ou não – tentam sobreviver à mais assustadora noite do ano.
Os personagens principais de Contos do Dia das Bruxas são Mr. Kreeg (Brian Cox), Sam / Peeping Tommy (Quinn Lord), Laurie (Anna Paquin).
Contos do Dia das Bruxas é avaliado com 18.
Contos do Dia das Bruxas é um filme de Terror, Comédia, Fantasia.
Contos do Dia das Bruxas tem uma classificação de audiência 9.9de 10.
Contos do Dia das Bruxas teve um orçamento de US$ 12 mi.
Contos do Dia das Bruxas fez US$ 27.909 na bilheteria.