Source: Inquest #31 (November 1997), p.53; author: Nachie Castro.

"You dress up as whatever you want to, anything you can dream of, and people give you candy for it.  Halloween is the best holiday ever.  This 'feed me, Seymour, feed me now!' deck gives a chance to enjoy All Hallow's Eve (the day and the card) while bypassing the annual tradition of waking up the next day with that bloated-I'm-gonna-vomit feeling.

The deck's got a couple of twists and themes that work together and can even be semi-effective in playing.  First you got your candy: the token machines of Snake Baskets, Breeding Pits and Carrion serve as the chocolate-frosted sugar snacks that your kiddies will happily munch away on.  Your 'kiddies' in this case being the Fallen Angel, Lord of the Pit, Ebon Praetor and Ravenous Vampires.  Not exactly the crowd you want to be babysitting for the night, but they're kinda cute, in their own twisted way.  And if any of the penalty-laden children start throwing temper tantrums, you can just sic the Angel on them and voila - problem solved.

Still hungry?  Send your vampires to the other side and kill up a smorgasbord.  Chow down on that weird looking horsie with Feast of the Unicorn.  Take control of something with the 'Kevorkian' Vampire and feed it to the kids.  And just 'cause it's that time of the year, throw All Hallow's Eve and other creepy-looking cards into the mix.

Of course, no Halloween would be complete without a few tricks to go with the treats, so this deck has a couple of unpleasant surprises.  One last thing, as a general rule, Halloween should only be the only time anyone is ever allowed to play with The Fallen, if for no other reason than they look so damn scary."