Parents' Guide to Goosebumps: Attack of the Jack-o-Lanterns

GOOSEBUMPS: ATTACK OF THE JACK-O-LANTERNS is divided into three short vignettes. In one, Halloween is overshadowed by the knowledge that in the next town, four adults have recently mysteriously disappeared. Parents warn their kids to be careful as they trick-or-treat. High schoolers Drew and Walker enlist the help of friends Shane and Shana, two resourceful friends, to scare Tabitha and Lee, a pair of neighbor kids no one likes. Pumpkin-headed creatures show up and drag the foursome away from the rest of the town's trick-or-treaters. Are they Shane and Shana in costume, or scary otherworldly monsters? They refuse to let the trick-or-treaters go home, making the evening more and more bizarre and scary. After Tabitha and Lee run off terrified, the creatures morph magically into Shana and Shane and then morph again into odd-looking snake-headed creatures who, it turns out, are what Shane and Shana -- in their true alien form -- really look like. Drew explains her alien friends matter-of-factly to the fairly blasé Walker. After the extraterrestrial pair admit they've eaten the four mysteriously missing people, they fly off in their spaceship. The next episode features two teens who accidentally awaken a vampire sleeping, then run for their lives into a field filled with countless empty coffins. The last piece feels like an old Twilight Zone episode -- complete with a front door spinning aimlessly in space. Two brothers discover a hidden room in their old house containing a magical mirror that can make them disappear into a mirror world, where their evil doubles are waiting to replace them in life outside of the mirror.