Catherine is obsessed with the legend of Pumpkin Man. She tours Sir Henry’s Haunted Trail and discovers some of the props are historical artifacts. It turns out Pumpkin Man is a demon and you can summon him if you have the spell.
When she sneaks into an area where the tour doesn’t go, she sees a piano. One of the keys is a dead key and when she hits it, a piece of paper falls out. So no one has hit that key since 1790?
In a huge leap in logic, Catherine believes the paper is proof that Pumpkin Man exists. She believes she’s going to get an A in history because of the note. Sigh.
Why does Catherine want to resurrect a demon? It will not go well for her, her friends or anyone else in town. And why does no one even consider if there is a spell to stop the demon?
This seems to be a movie for teens. Catherine looks like she’s in junior high, but I guess she looks young for her age since her best friend applied to college. The night scenes in the woods are often too dark to tell what is going on.
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| Catherine looks far younger than her boyfriend |
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| The old book hidden for years under only an inch of soil |
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