The Crimes of All Hallows' Day

About This Movie

The Crimes of All Hallows' Day is this intriguing blend of horror and mystery set in a hauntingly quiet rural Ibiza. It kicks off in November 1970 with those unsettling discoveries of human remains—a real gut punch. You get Sergeant Prats, who's got that rough-around-the-edges vibe, and his eager Corporal Ramirez, both digging into a local nightmare. The film thrives on its eerie atmosphere, with slow-burn pacing that keeps you on edge. It doesn't rely too much on jump scares but builds tension through practical effects that feel raw and genuine. There’s this palpable sense of dread as they unravel the dark history of the town. It’s a different flavor of horror, touching on themes of isolation and the past haunting the present, which I think gives it a unique twist.

Set in a small town, features strong atmospheric elements.Character-driven with a focus on dynamic between Prats and Ramirez.Utilizes practical effects to enhance horror elements, no CGI crutch.