The Really Loud House is at it again in this new Halloween TV flick (that's also on Paramount+). The Loud family is getting ready for the big night spooktacular with creepy decorations, surprising scares and so much candy galore. As for Lincoln and his best friend Clyde, they both secretly attend to a cool influencer kid's party instead. When both sides of the problem come together, it turns into one big hilarious war. There's action, chases, a great rockin' song, Papa Loud turning into a werewolf, and a giant pumpkin grown by Lisa.
Like 'A Loud House Christmas', this one is also fun to watch. I still like those Loud characters albeit their live-action counterparts. The dialogues and jokes can be hits or misses, but the humor is still funny. Plus, some of the family's costumes look very nice and wicked.
Now, the one nitpick I've been keeping that I have to say (while also for the show's later episodes) is that fact that Wolfie and Jahzir's current adolescent voices show that it's kind of a bad sign. Lincoln and Clyde are both age 12 (or 11), and they're still kids with young sounding voices. When both kid actors slowly grow and their voices strangely start to get deeper later on, don't you think it's time for the show to cast another 2 different young boys who would have the same friendly charms as Clincoln McCloud? But I don't wanna bash too hard on them, at least I still like these two.
It may not be for everyone (even for debatable Loud fans), but overall, I did enjoy seeing this. With tricks and treats aplenty, The Really Loud House did great with this haunting holiday movie, and I congratulate to everyone who worked on it!
Like 'A Loud House Christmas', this one is also fun to watch. I still like those Loud characters albeit their live-action counterparts. The dialogues and jokes can be hits or misses, but the humor is still funny. Plus, some of the family's costumes look very nice and wicked.
Now, the one nitpick I've been keeping that I have to say (while also for the show's later episodes) is that fact that Wolfie and Jahzir's current adolescent voices show that it's kind of a bad sign. Lincoln and Clyde are both age 12 (or 11), and they're still kids with young sounding voices. When both kid actors slowly grow and their voices strangely start to get deeper later on, don't you think it's time for the show to cast another 2 different young boys who would have the same friendly charms as Clincoln McCloud? But I don't wanna bash too hard on them, at least I still like these two.
It may not be for everyone (even for debatable Loud fans), but overall, I did enjoy seeing this. With tricks and treats aplenty, The Really Loud House did great with this haunting holiday movie, and I congratulate to everyone who worked on it!
