"Legend of Hallowaiian"

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Happy Halloween Eve to all you Ghost and Ghouls out there. With Halloween less than twelve hours away, we anxiously wait to put on our costumes, go door to door and get our party on. Until then, its time for another tale to get into the spirit of the season. This is a brand new tale inspired by those delicious King Hawaiian rolls, "Legend of Hallowaiian"

In the middle of paradise, three kids Kai (Noah Schnapp), Leilani (Teilor Grubbs) and Eddie (Kiefer O'Reilly) are out surfing the waves one Halloween afternoon when they come across an underwater cave. Hidden inside is an old chest with a wooden figure of a man with a pineapple for a head. At first they don't think much of it and leave the cave without putting it back, but they soon learn from Kai's Grandfather the legend of Pineapplehead and how it nearly destroyed the islands long ago before being imprisoned. Kai doesn't believe in the old island legends and convinces his friends its nothing to worry about, but as they're out trick or treating they are confronted by Pineapplehead who is now alive and growing larger and larger. Narrowly escaping its clutches with the help of the legendary Menehune, the three must now look to the old stories and beseech the Fire Goddess (Vanessa Williams) to find a way to stop Pineapplehead before it destroys Hawaii and all of its legends and people.

A treat for the whole family with no tricks attached. While this somewhat low-budget computer animated film is no blockbuster, it touches on the legends and myths of the Hawaiian islands and its culture that is not often found while emphasizing the importance of tradition, family and friendship. One that will be treated with three G.M.Stars to enjoy along with their sweet rolls while you curl up on the couch for this special treat.

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 "Legend of Hallowaiian" is currently available at Redbox and where movies are sold/streamed.

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