Like most horror anthologies it's a mixed bag. There's a couple great shorts, a couple decent ones and a couple poo ones. Not the best ratio, but the concept of covering one for each holiday is unique enough to give this bonus points.

The segmented, dream-like style this is broken into may be off-putting to some, especially with its lower budget, but it's a unique and cool way to portray this descent into the Apocalypse. I used to not care for the comedic segment in the middle, but it may be my favorite part now.

Really fun mashup. Surprisingly these characters go soo well together and play off each other beautifully. It's a little too goofy at times, but that perfectly aligns with the Ninja Turtles side of things. Seeing Batman fight Shredder is gold.

Ya know, the more times I watch this, the more I come to really appreciate what it's got going for it. A couple of badasses posseing up and taking down THE vampire, across a dessert wasteland. Directed by Carpenter, with a score by him? It's the stuff of horror/western fans dreams. The claims of misogyny aren't completely baseless, but those offended need to actually sit back and look at the context from which it's coming, rather than just get butthurt at surface offences. I would've loved to see another movie or two with this crew.