Beware of the Pumpkin Master is a screenplay describing the town of Pumpkinsville and the horror that they go through when a... More > strange creature begins terrorizing the town. The event becomes national news and strikes fear into the heart of an entire nation. The play presents a satirical look at society and includes thematic analyses, discussion questions, and summaries by literary critic Edward Donaldson. < Less

Beware of the Pumpkin Master is a screenplay describing the town of Pumpkinsville and the horror that they go through when a... More > strange creature begins terrorizing the town. The event becomes national news and strikes fear into the heart of an entire nation. The play presents a satirical look at society and includes thematic analyses, discussion questions, and summaries by literary critic Edward Donaldson. < Less

Beware of the Pumpkin Master is a screenplay describing the town of Pumpkinsville and the horror that they go through when a... More > strange creature begins terrorizing the town. The event becomes national news and strikes fear into the heart of an entire nation. The play presents a satirical look at society and includes thematic analyses, discussion questions, and summaries by literary critic Edward Donaldson. < Less

Beware of the Pumpkin Master is a screenplay describing the town of Pumpkinsville and the horror that they go through when a... More > strange creature begins terrorizing the town. The event becomes national news and strikes fear into the heart of an entire nation. The play presents a satirical look at society and includes thematic analyses, discussion questions, and summaries by literary critic Edward Donaldson. < Less

Beware of the Pumpkin Master is a screenplay describing the town of Pumpkinsville and the horror that they go through when a... More > strange creature begins terrorizing the town. The event becomes national news and strikes fear into the heart of an entire nation. The play presents a satirical look at society and includes thematic analyses, discussion questions, and summaries by literary critic Edward Donaldson. < Less