Freddie Harris arranges for a group of six local students to spend the night in the childhood home of Michael Myers... Little does he know that Myers has returned home for Halloween...
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Carpenter's original. A prologue picks up the thread of Halloween: H2O, with poor Laurie Strode (Jamie Lee Curtis) now in a psychiatric hospital and determined to shut...
Carpenter's original. A prologue picks up the thread of Halloween: H2O, with poor Laurie Strode (Jamie Lee Curtis) now in a psychiatric hospital and determined to shut...
Advantages: Jamie Lee Curtis... Disadvantages: Acting, Story, Not Scary...
♥ iNTRODUCTIOn ♥
Halloween is one of the most loved and possibly the most famous horror series of all time. It all began with Halloween, directed by John Carpenter which was released in 1978, almost thirty years ago now. It was only intended to be a small film for drive-in movies but word of mouth spread and it went on to be released worldwide, making millions. It is still ranked as one of the greatest horror movies or just movies ... ...which are just laughable now, Halloween is still terrifying to people who have never seen it. It starred Jamie Lee Curtis as Laurie Strode, a teenage babysitter who is for some reason being stalked by this masked maniac. It all comes to a soaring finale where Michael Myers (the masked maniac) is shot 6 times but still manages to get up and walk away...
It was only a matter of time before a sequel was called for after the originals success and Halloween ...
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Advantages: Original enough to be interesting Disadvantages: Serial killers are so not fashionable any more
...I found myself quite enjoying Halloween Resurrection, which had just enough new ideas and sparkle to convince me that it was worth making.
In the last instalment of the Michael Myers series, we watched his sister decapitate him at the roadside when she finally realised that he was beyond redemption. At the start of Resurrection we find out that she has been confined to a mental institution on the basis that she is completely insane. It transpires ... ...John Carpenter’s original Halloween film remains one of the most critically acclaimed horror films of all time. Halloween literally set a precedent that very few films have ever managed to follow, and this applies just as much to the deluge of sequels as it does to the competition. However, demand for more of Michael Myers never seems to diminish, and the sequels just keep on coming. It’s an interesting reflection on today’s cinema ...
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Advantages: Amazingly brings some new ideas to the series, quite intriguing for an hour, second best in the series Disadvantages: slasher movies are so...'80s', blood and gore seems somewhat minimal, does the world need more of these movies?
...more pain in yet another Halloween movie! I shelled out to see Jason X earlier in the year , stupid I know, but having seen the other 1,835 movies in the Friday The 13th franchise it seemed silly not to see the latest as well. I'm afraid I saw this one under the same principle and yes, if they make another Critters movie I'll see that, or another Leprecaun one and so on. That said, I was actually quite entertained by it... Umm to qualify that last ... ...and wearing a Michael Myers halloween mask so she takes little precendence in the movie at all. Instead, we get a 'teched up' version of the Halloween story where the principals of reality TV and the internet come into play. You see, some bright sparks have the idea that they are going to pay some students to stay one night in the old Myers house on Halloween night. The house will be fitted up with cameras all over the place, they'll wear microphones ...
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Advantages: New ideas | Jamie Lee Curtis Disadvantages: Not developed enough | Not too scary
...just in time for the Halloween season of 2002. Resurrection had a bumpy ride getting to our cinemas. After the rather unexpected success of H20, the planned final film, Dimension decided to raise the knife once again and a sequel was soon green lit. It seems that studios just don’t know when to stop when they see the opportunity for more money to come their way. That was in 1999. From then on it’s been subject to more cuts, edits and name changes ... ...much as I love the Halloween series I was dubious about an eighth instalment. What made me concerned was, for me, Halloween went out on a high with a fantastic ending in H20. It was final (nothing its much more final than the killer getting his head chopped off), it wrapped it up even if it didn’t address some of the sequels, and it was a polished effort. Now an eighth sequel comes along with is propelled mainly by greed, though Halloween 4 also ...
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...7th sequel to Halloween. Halloween number 8. Halloween Resurrection. Quite aptly on Halloween.
Firstly, I will just say that I have not seen all the Halloween movies. In fact until last night, I had only seen the original, which is superb.
After a short intro sequence explaining why Mike Myers can still be alive after clearly having his head cut off and the death, (yes you read right, death) of Laurie Strode (Jamie Lee Curtis), this film turns ... ...idea is that a group of students enter the childhood home of Mike Myers for a night. These six lucky (? ahem) people are the stars of a live internet broadcast of a program called 'Dangertainment'. The director of this program, Freddie, was played by Busta Rhymes. Who is, well how can I put this without sounding cruel, absolutely rubbish. He's a terrible actor. Redemption comes in the fact that he gets the best lines in the movie. In true Bruce Campbell ...
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Actor(s): Sean Patrick Thomas, Tyra Banks, Busta Rhymes, Jamie Lee Curtis, Thomas Ian Nicholas, Billy Kay, Bianca Kajlich, Luke Kirby, Daisy McCrackin, Ryan Merriman, Katee Sackhoff
Director(s): Rick Rosenthal
Genre: Horror
Classification: 15 years and over
Production Year: 2002
Running Time: 1 hour 28 minutes
Franchise Name: Halloween
Video Category: Feature Film
Country Of Origin: United States of America
DVD Description
Freddie Harris arranges for a group of six local students to spend the night in the childhood home of Michael Myers... Little does he know that Myers has returned home for Halloween...
Release details
DVD Region: Region 2 (Europe)
Studio(s): WALT DISNEY STUDIOS HOME ENTERTAINM; ELEVATION SALES; TECHNICOLOR DISTRIBUTION SERVICES
Release date: 13/10/2003
No of Discs: 1
Catalogue No: BED 888837
Barcode: 5017188888370
Screenwriter: Sean Hood, Larry Brand
Composer: Danny Lux
Executive Producer: Moustapha Akkad
Director of Photography: David Geddes
Producer: Paul Freeman
Author: Sean Hood
Languages
Main Language: English
Technical information
Special Features: Commentary - 1. Rick Rosenthal - Director, Alternate Endings with Optional Commentary, Deleted Scenes with Optional Commentary, Featurette - 1. HEAD CAM, 2. ON THE SET WITH JAMIE CURTIS, 3. TOUR OF SET with Production Designer, 4. WEBCAM SPECIAL, Photo Gallery, Storyboard Comparisons
Sound: Dolby Digital 5.1
Dubbing Sound: Dolby Digital 5.1 English
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