Directed by Charles Martin Smith, the film follows Eddie Weinbauer (played by ), a social outcast who finds solace in the music of heavy metal superstar Sammi Curr ( Tony Fields ). When Curr dies in a mysterious hotel fire, he doesn't stay gone for long. By playing a secret unreleased record backward, Eddie accidentally summons the demonic spirit of his idol, who begins a murderous rampage through the airwaves. Why It’s a Cult Favorite

If you grew up in the '80s, you know that the "Satanic Panic" was in full swing, and nothing terrified parents more than heavy metal and the supposed "backmasking" hidden in vinyl records. Enter , a supernatural horror film that didn't just lean into those fears—it turned them into a high-voltage, headbanging nightmare.

While it hasn't always been easy to find on major streaming services, collectors often hunt for vintage memorabilia on sites like Etsy to find 3D-printed signs, movie posters, and fan art inspired by Sammi Curr's iconic look.

Whether you're a die-hard metalhead or just a fan of 80s cheese, Trick or Treat remains a fun, loud, and delightfully weird entry in the Halloween horror canon.