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Sam from Trick 'r Treat
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Cult-classic ‘Trick ‘r Treat’ finally getting theatrical release

For all those who've been waiting 15 years, your time is coming.

For all those who have been waiting 15 years to see Trick ‘r Treat on the big screen, your time is coming. 

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Trick ‘r Treat introduced the world to the creepiest kid this side of Chucky: Sam. Wearing a burlap sack and an orange onesie, Sam appears whenever someone breaks a Halloween tradition. He has since become a modern horror icon, and there’s sure to be plenty of burlap sacks and orange pajamas this Halloween.

The movie saw a very limited theatrical release in 2007, mostly relegated to festivals. Two years later, it was available as direct-to-video, which doesn’t usually bode well for movies, but over the years, it has reached cult status. With that rise in popularity, it’s become a staple of horror cosplayers everywhere, and there’s been action figures, comic books, and even a section of Universal Studios’ Halloween Horror Nights. In the last 10 years, a sequel was reportedly in the works, but that talk fizzled.

While this may not be the sequel you’ve been wishing for, the horror flick will get its brief chance in the theaters. As part of Regal Cinema’s Halloween promotion, Trick ‘r Treat will join Halloween, Scream 2, and The Lost Boys in participating theaters.


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Matt Tuck is the author of the novel Lost Bones of the Dead. He is a professional writer, avid comic collector, former teacher, and the Blogger Supreme. You can follow him on his Facebook page, The Comic Blog, or on Instagram at matt.tuck.writer.