Give Me Candy!

'Give Me Candy' is a 2006 Horror-Thriller-Holiday film, it is well known for it's brutal kills and rich atmosphere. It is a cult film. 
Plot Summary
A killer named Skelly hunts down 3 women and kills everybody in his path on Halloween night.
Release
The film was first screened in the 2006 Telluride Horror Film-Festival. It was then screened at Harry Knowles' Butt-Numb-A-Thon film festival in December 2007 (being screened before Trick 'r Treat from 2007). It was screened at a Frights-film festival in October 2008 before receiving a limited theatrical release on October 26th 2009, and then getting a DVD release in February 2010.
Box Office
The film was screened for 5 days, and it earned around $353k due to the theater showings and $783k due to it's DVD sales on a budget of $12 million, despite it's seeming flop at the box office, the film was very marketable and managed to be an actual profit.
Reception
Give Me Candy! received mostly positive reviews.
The film holds an 87% critic's score on Rotten Tomatoes, with an 83% audience score.
The Hollywood Reporter gave the film a positive review stating 'Give Me Candy! manages the make the most of it's simple plot, managing to make the main characters sympathetic and likable in a 86 minute runtime, with splashy and fun kills to satisfy the horror-audience.' 
Empire also gave the film a positive review stating 'The film's weakest point is the plot, the rest is a horrifying, gory, fun and intense horror film, being completely unpredictable.' 
Variety also gave the film a positive review stating 'While lacking in plot, it makes up for it with the horrifying, splashy, unpredictable and gory kills, and being a fun movie all around, the plot, while lacking, is held up pretty nicely.' 
Indie Wire gave the film a positive review stating 'Give Me Candy! is a horrifying and thrilling slasher film, with insanely good practical effects and kills. There might be little plot, but the characters, kills and the slasher villian himself Skelly, make this one of the most memorable slasher films as of recent.' 
Slant Magazine gave the film a negative review stating 'Skelly is the only good part of this film, he is silent all of the time and is really creepy, however, the plot is non-existent and is over-all just a mess of a film.' 
Village Voice gave the film a negative review stating 'Give Me Candy! is an awful movie with no story and barely any good characters, it's basically just gory and brutal segments stitched together in an awful movie.' 
Sequel
On October 31st 2023, a sequel for Give Me Candy! was announced to be in development, it is set to expand Skelly's unknown backstory, as well as giving us a bigger plot with more characters, as said by the director of the first film. The film hasn't been greenlit yet and it is unknown when the film will release at this time.