Mischief Night

If it weren't for the drugs, guns, joy-riding and bad language, this movie could be a viewed and enjoyed by the whole family. As is I'd say, "your" family has to be pretty liberal. I'm not sure what market this... Full review

A great film, offering a slice of life in present-day Leeds that most of use would rather not know about. The plot is almost incidental. The film's success lies in the portraits of the two families, one native white, the... Full review

Unpleasant film! Most of the characters are foul-mouthed drug-dealing thieves and the only 'uplifting' thing about the film is that this behaviour is glorified, even in children.This is politically correct film-making by the numbers - strong 'empowered' females (demonstrated by... Full review

We watched this film for three reasons - we lived in Cross Flatts until recently moving to NZ, in fact my wife grew up in Beeston. My wife went to school with Kelli Hollis, and after Kelli emailed us the... Full review

For the information of the poster who asked. Mischief Night. A British tradition on Halloween before the more recent invasion of the appallingly PC and American sickly sweet "Trick or Treat" aberration. In which no doors were knocked on except... Full review

This movie, which I saw in an industry preview, has the potential to be a big hit but it has a scene with a dog that is repugnant and unnecessary. That scene should be cut. It also has another repugnant... Full review

This is a bit of a 'slice of life' type movie. The plot isn't really the key thing, it seems. Two poor families live near each other in Leeds, UK, on either side of a large park. On one side... Full review

The only mischief here is the filmmaker asking Joe Public to waste an evening watching a truly awful movie.The films main plot is based in the day's leading up to 'Miscief Night'. (If some one out there understands what this... Full review

Funny, moving and clever, this treatise of working class life as it really is i.e told by the people who actually live it, is such a breath of fresh air. The story comes together so well at the end and... Full review

This is such a brilliant film. Funny, fresh and honest. Set somewhere in northern england it charts the lives of two families, the Khans and the Crabtree's. Their worlds are divided by a Park set between the two streets they... Full review

superb performances....an impressive ensemble cast.... ... Full Review

Every year on the night before Halloween, prank-playing diehards of all ages (well, no one over 16, we hope) take to the streets for what is lovingly referred to by those who take part in its festivities as Mischief Night. ... Full Article

I didn't have major problems with the last two episodes, but "Greg Pikitis" felt much more like the version of "Parks and Recreation" that I most enjoy: silly, but also intentionally small in scale. ... Full Article

The 50th London Film Festival has just come to a close in Britain's capital and, in this very special year, featured no less than eight films from India and a further movie from Bangladesh. ... Full Article

Everyone has Halloween but in Yorkshire, we have Mischief Night for one night of the year, madness and mayhem rule!Tina Crabtree lives on the White side of the park with her three unruly children, Kimberley, Tyler and Macauley. ... Full Article

A Verve Pictures release (in the U.K.) of UK Film Council, FilmFour, Screen Yorkshire presentation, of a Company Pictures production, with the support of National Lottery through the UK Film Council's Premiere Fund, Yorkshire Forward, the European Union through Screen... ... Full Article

"Let's sum up so far, bring you up to date" writes Roddy Lumsden in "Compendium," a sonnet towards the end of Mischief Night - New & Selected Poems . ... Full Article