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Trick or Treat (Pilot): Directed by Bob Balaban. With Barnard Hughes, I.M. Hobson, Max Wright, Joe Ponazecki. Town miser Gideon Hackles spends Halloween hiding IOU's in his house, which he then rigs as haunted and invites local kids to search for the IOU's so he can scare them.
Oct 21, 2021 · It starts as two brothers of a foul-tempered old father, who is relegated to giving out candy on Halloween. Unfortunately, the cranky old man is a tight-fisted old curse of a man, who tries his best to deny any, if not all kids that come a-calling. But things go from bad to worse, when a goblin shows up to his house...
As part of an annual Halloween "tradition", Gideon invites local trick-or-treaters to explore his house to search for their parents' hidden IOUs. The children who find the papers will have...
Gideon Hackles ( Barnard Hughes) is an elderly miser who keeps the residents of his rural town mired in debt. As part of an annual Halloween "tradition", Gideon invites local trick-or-treaters to explore his house to search for their parents' hidden IOUs.
Synopsis. Town miser Gideon Hackles spends Halloween hiding IOU's in his house, which he then rigs as haunted and invites local kids to search for the IOU's so he can scare them. This year, he gets his comeuppance.
Tales from the Darkside is an American anthology horror television series created by George A. Romero. A pilot episode was first broadcast on October 29, 1983. The series was picked up for syndication, and the first season premiered on September 30, 1984. The show would run for a total of four seasons.
We're back with another installment of Anthology Obscura! In this episode, we dive into the Tales from the Darkside pilot, Trick or Treat.Official Site: http...
Tales from the Darkside: Trick or Treat is set in a small American town on Halloween where a local businessman & hard-nosed scrooge named Gideon Hackles (Barnard Hughes) virtually owns the entire town with almost all of the residents owing him money.
"Trick or Treat" is a Halloween-themed episode of the horror anthology TV series Tales From The Darkside. It is also the show's pilot episode, written by show creator George A. Romero. It originally aired in the United States in syndication on October 29, 1983. The episode starts Barnard Hughes...
Two young hecklers goad once-great circus magician Kharma into reviving his legendary wireless levitation trick, which he abandoned years ago because it went horribly wrong.
