Following its Hawaii production wrap, “Halloween Store” completes its cast with Lindy Booth, Sydney Park, Grace Van Dien, Jorge Lendeborg Jr., and Drew Ray Tanner, rounding out the ensemble for this upcoming camp horror comedy, which also stars Simon Rex and Anthony Michael Hall.
In the horror-comedy “Halloween Store,” directed by Shane Dax Taylor and penned by Chad Law and Josh Ridgway, a Halloween night turns deadly as a group finds themselves confined to a costume store with a killer lurking.
In “Halloween Store,” Lindy Booth (“The Librarians,” “Cry Wolf,” “Wrong Turn”) plays Claudia, a once-revered figure—prom queen, cheerleader, and Wes’s (Rex) former spouse—returning with a vengeance. Despite her charming exterior, Claudia harbors deep grudges and will stop at nothing to reclaim her spotlight and settle old scores.
Sydney Park (“The Walking Dead,” “There’s Someone Inside Your House”) will play Zoe, Amy’s confident, outspoken, and unapologetically loud best friend. Despite being Shriek Shack’s most chaotic employee, her charm prevents her from being fired. A die-hard horror fan, Zoe’s expertise is put to the ultimate test when she must fight to survive the real horrors of Halloween night.
Grace Van Dien (“Stranger Things”) plays Heather, an effortlessly magnetic presence who commands attention. Confident and self-assured, she’s more than just a captivating facade; cross her, and you’ll discover her sharp bite matches her formidable presence.
Jorge Lendeborg Jr. (“Night Teeth,” “American Carnage,” “Love Simon”) portrays Julio, a smooth-talking but gentle Shriek Shack employee. Despite his persistent attempts to win Zoe’s affection, he’s consistently rebuffed. However, when Halloween night descends into terror, Julio must find his inner strength and step up.
Drew Ray Tanner (“Riverdale”) joins the ensemble as Dave, Shriek Shack’s effortlessly cool but quirky security guard. Despite his questionable security skills, his impeccable fashion sense and charisma make him a ladies’ man. When terror hits, Dave must decide whether to maintain his cool facade or embrace his inner hero.
