Jack Chop
Adam Green's annual Halloween short film spoofs televisions infamous Slap Chop commercial with an accident prone Bostonian selling a jack-o-lantern carving kit.
Adam Green
Director
Casts & Crew
Paul Solet
Nicolo
Also Directed by Adam Green
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