**_A pumpkin-headed slayer threatens high school youths in the Maryland woods_** Five juvenile delinquents want to graduate, but they have to do community service at a park in the sticks outside Baltimore to do so. Unfortunately, it’s Halloween and there’s a man on the loose with a jack-o'-lantern helmet slaying people with a sword. “Sleepy Hollow High” (2000) is a no-budget slasher that only cost $16,500. I’m a fan of the subgenre and there are numerous examples of barely-a-budget slashers delivering the goods, like "The Ridge" (2005), which cost $2400, and "A Bothered Conscience” (…
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