Satan’s Little Helper

In a suburban home that suddenly feels like a stage, a boy whose imagination lives inside a video‑game world is forced to confront the thin line between make‑believe and reality. Dougie Whooly spends his days navigating digital quests, but the arrival of his older sister Jenna for a Halloween reunion turns the ordinary into something far stranger. She brings home her boyfriend Alex Martin, whose laid‑back charm adds a fresh, uneasy energy to the household while the creeping October chill outside hints at mischief.

The trio quickly finds themselves tangled in a twisted game of role‑play. Dougie is convinced that by adopting the role of “Satan’s little helper,” he can exert a bizarre sort of control over the world around him. Jenna watches her brother’s fixation with a mix of amusement and concern, while Alex—always eager to join in the fun—suggests a costume that blurs the distinction between harmless prank and something darker. The house becomes a playground where masks, costumes, and the promise of a night‑long celebration mingle with an unsettling undercurrent that suggests something more than ordinary Halloween revelry.

The tone balances sharp, off‑kilter humor with a creeping sense of dread, inviting the audience to wonder how far a child’s imagination can stretch before it pulls everyone into its orbit. The dynamic among the siblings and the outsider boyfriend creates a fragile equilibrium, with each character wrestling with their own desires for connection, escape, and a little chaos. As the night unfolds, the ordinary suburban setting feels increasingly like a carnival of shadows, leaving viewers perched on the edge of anticipation, eager to see how far this playful pact will really go.

Last Updated: October 14, 2025 at 03:56