The Spirit of Haddonfield (2018) Full Trailer is Now Available and It Looks Great!-Fitz of Horror
Written by Bryan Fitzgerald (Fitz of Horror) July 9, 2018
Rene Rivas just dropped the first full trailer for his upcoming Halloween fan film The Spirit of Haddonfield and it looks pretty damn good. With slowed music from the original Halloween film that turns frantic by the trailers end it looks as though Rivas is not messing around when he brings us his version of the Boogeyman back this October.
Here is the first trailer, please tell us what you think!
Rene Rivas, The Spirit of Haddonfield-
Proud to present, the Official Trailer for The Spirit of Haddonfield.
The Spirit of Haddonfield : 20 Minutes : Not Rated
Hannah, 17
Fights for her life when she is confronted by a terror that has haunted the small town of Haddonfield for over 40 years.
The Spirit of Haddonfield is No Budget Fan-Fiction / Not-For-Profit short fan film. It was made with pure passion out of respect to the greatest horror classic of all time, Halloween.
This project was made for entertainment purposes only, and will never be monetized or have any financial gain. This project in no way shape or form claims to be associated with Trances International or Blumhouse, nor does it claim to own any of the rights associated with such properties.
Michael Myers will be played by Vincente Disante who wrote, directed and starred as Jason Voorhees in the wildly successful Friday the 13th short film Never Hike Alone (Full film HERE).
There is great talent involved with this project and it should be something that will be a Fall staple for years to come.
Available on YouTube for FREE on October 1st, it looks like I will be adding another film to my Halloween movie marathon!
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Bryan Fitzgerald
I am a huge fan and supporter of independent horror and the dedicated people involved. I grew up watching all of the great slasher films of the 80s and also have a love for creature features and anthology horror. As horror fans the best way to help indie horror is to talk about it and to spread the word.