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Laurie

Anna Paquin

Mr. Kreeg

Brian Cox

Steven

Dylan Baker

Emma

Leslie Bibb

Sam

Quinn Lord

Henry

Tahmoh Penikett

Maria

Rochelle Aytes

Macy

Britt McKillip

Janet

Moneca Delain

Danielle

Lauren Lee Smith

Charlie

Brett Kelly

Schrader

Jean-Luc Bilodeau

Chip

Alberto Ghisi

Alex

James Willson

Mrs. Henderson

Christine Willes

Sara

Isabelle Deluce

Rhonda

Samm Todd

Billy

Connor Christopher Levins

Allie

Laura Mennell

Nathan

Ty Hill

Clerk

Matthew Kevin Anderson

Centaur Girl

Barbara Kottmeier

Centaur Guy

Derek McIver

Mother

Catherine Barroll

Reporter

Caroline Redekopp

Bud The Cameraman

Patrick Gilmore

Bud's Assistant

Troy Everett

Lady Barbarian

Tatiana Anderson

Vampire Kid

Richard Harmon

Giant Baby

C. Ernst Harth

Young Kreeg

Gerald Paetz

Party Girl

Amy Esterle

Party Girl

Wanda Ayala

Conquistador

Juan Carlos Velis

Casting

Roger Mussenden

Producer

Bryan Singer

Set Decoration

Rose Marie McSherry

Production Design

Mark S. Freeborn

Screenplay

Michael Dougherty

Director

Michael Dougherty

Executive Producer

Michael Dougherty

Director of Photography

Glen MacPherson

Casting

Matthew Lessall

Executive Producer

Thomas Tull

Executive Producer

William Fay

Art Direction

Tony Wohlgemuth

Makeup Effects Designer

Bill Terezakis

Construction Coordinator

Mike Rennison

Stunts

James Bamford

Original Music Composer

Douglas Pipes

Casting

Sean Cossey

Executive Producer

Jon Jashni

Costume Design

Trish Keating

Executive Producer

Dan Harris

Editor

Robert Ivison

Executive Producer

Alex Garcia

Chief Lighting Technician

Stephen Jackson

Foley Editor

Dario DiSanto

Sound Re-Recording Mixer

Iain Pattison

Sound Re-Recording Mixer

Paul A. Sharpe

Casting

Stuart Aikins

Casting Associate

Kate Caldwell

First Assistant Editor

Crispin Struthers

First Assistant Editor

Cheryl Buckman

Visual Effects Supervisor

Matthew Gratzner

Makeup Department Head

Connie Parker

Steadicam Operator

David Crone

Sound Designer

Kris Fenske

Visual Effects Producer

David Sanger

Still Photographer

Joseph Lederer

Foley

Shane Shemko

Foley

Cam Wagner

Visual Effects Supervisor

Charlene Eberle Douglas

Sound Effects Editor

James Wallace

Sound Re-Recording Mixer

Graeme Hughes

Special Effects Coordinator

Dan Keeler

Dialogue Editor

Brian Campbell

Supervising ADR Editor

Brian Campbell

Key Hair Stylist

Sanna Seppanen

Special Effects Coordinator

Bob Comer

Title Graphics

Christy Beckert

Digital Intermediate

Gregg Schaublin

Visual Effects Producer

Chris Anderson

Additional Camera

Glen A. Dickson

Script Supervisor

Tracy Young

First Assistant Editor

Jason Dale

Music Editor

Oliver Hug

Craft Service

Zarah Chun

Rigging Grip

Dean Collins

Digital Intermediate

Jill Bogdanowicz

Assistant Costume Designer

Gail Barrett

Supervising Sound Editor

Anke Bakker

Lead Animator

Wes Sargent

Boom Operator

Tony Wyman

Sound Recordist

Jason Oliver

Dolly Grip

Tim Milligan

Camera Operator

Greg Fox

Animal Wrangler

Dana Dubé

Sound Effects Editor

David Scott

Sound Engineer

Ian Robinson

Art Department Coordinator

Wes Harmer

Property Master

Don Buchanan

Animation

Rod Bland

Visual Effects Coordinator

Joe Margetson

Visual Effects Coordinator

Steve Won

Visual Effects Coordinator

Jennifer Middleton

Visual Effects Editor

Shelley Maclean

Gaffer

Paul Tran

Rigging Gaffer

Dennis Jones

Key Grip

Fraser Boyle

Title Graphics

August Coleman

Casting Associate

Elisa Bayley

Assistant Editor

Shelly Theaker

Music Editor

Andrew Ries

John Chard

No tricks here, just a treat. Trick 'r Treat is written and directed by Michael Dougherty. It stars Dylan Baker, Rochelle Aytes, Anna Paquin and Brian Cox. Music is by Douglas Pipes and cinematography by Glen MacPherson. Trick 'r Treat plays out as an anthology of four Halloween related stories. One tiny figure with a burlap sack over its head links the film together. Warner Brothers kept it on the shelf for two years, a mistake since it happens to be a delightful little frightener that appears to be made with a love of omnibus shockers from back in the day. It's never overtly scary or bloody, but it has a twisted slickness that is rather pleasing in this day and age of poor horror remakes and boorish cash cow sequels. Neatly performed by the cast and with tech credits high from the camera folk, it homages simple horror pleasures as it celebrates Halloween. With a glint in its eye and a macabre smile on the lips, this non linear treat should be perennial viewing for the Halloween hordes. Especially since it rewards still further on repeat viewings. 8/10