This is a non-scary Halloween story for the younger crowd...8-11? Max (Ryan Ochoa) is the main character who has come into possession of a magical ring, one that keeps the demon-ghost Phears (Charlie Hewson) in check. Phears plans on getting the ring off Max's finger and lead an army of the undead who will mostly likely want to visit old friends instead of conquering the world.
Max is aided by two teen ghosts and has a love interest in Cammy (Bella Thorne) who ignores him at the beginning of the film.
The film opens with a whimsical sound track and ends like a Bollywood production. Kids will enjoy this film while most adults will find it tolerable. The plot points were a bit confusing and took a lengthy explanation by Phears. Humor includes slap stick, fart humor, and some puns.
Joan Rivers has an early brief appearance.
For a female lead try "Girl vs Monster."
Max is aided by two teen ghosts and has a love interest in Cammy (Bella Thorne) who ignores him at the beginning of the film.
The film opens with a whimsical sound track and ends like a Bollywood production. Kids will enjoy this film while most adults will find it tolerable. The plot points were a bit confusing and took a lengthy explanation by Phears. Humor includes slap stick, fart humor, and some puns.
Joan Rivers has an early brief appearance.
For a female lead try "Girl vs Monster."