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Bohan Reviews (215 KP) rated Halloween (1978) in Movies

May 7, 2019  
Halloween (1978)
Halloween (1978)
1978 | Horror
6
8.4 (83 Ratings)
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It does have a lot of the campy qualities that are so infamous in regards to the horror movies of the 70s and 80s, but the film also succeeds in developing such an effective sense of horror and tension that it’s easy to see how it spawned countless sequels and an entire genre of horror films.

Full Review:https://www.bohanreviews.com/post/halloween-1978
  
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Lee KM Pallatina (951 KP) rated Halloween (2018) in Movies

Jun 19, 2019  
Halloween (2018)
Halloween (2018)
2018 | Horror
9
7.2 (120 Ratings)
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Trick or Treat
It's been 40 years since Michael Myers went psycho, killing his family on Halloween night, leaving only one survivor, his sister Laurie. Locked up in an institution, Myers manages to escape when his bus transfer goes horribly wrong.
Laurie knows it's only a matter of time before another showdown when word of Michael's Escape surface's - but this time, she's ready for him.
  
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Kevin Phillipson (10072 KP) rated Sinister (2012) in Movies

Oct 24, 2021  
Sinister (2012)
Sinister (2012)
2012 | Horror
8
7.1 (24 Ratings)
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Watched as part of my countdown to Halloween next weekend what makes a good scary movie doesn't always need gore or some psycho with a knife sometimes u can get with jump scares noises the unknown and this movie just uses that and it works effectively ethan hawke holds the movie together hopefully the sequel later in the weekend just to see what happens next
  
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Awix (3310 KP) rated Halloween (2018) in Movies

Nov 2, 2018 (Updated Nov 2, 2018)  
Halloween (2018)
Halloween (2018)
2018 | Horror
7
7.2 (120 Ratings)
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Tenth Halloween sequel is the eleventh film in the Halloween series and the third to actually be called Halloween; I'm sure there must have been a less confusing way of organising this but clearly no-one could be bothered to find it. Anyway: this film disregards all the previous sequels, allowing them to bring Jamie Lee Curtis back from the dead (again) and ignore all that stuff about occult curses and long-lost siblings in attempt to take the film back to the core notion of an unstoppable force of pure evil with a big knife and a William Shatner mask.

And it works rather well, although the decision to essentially turn Laurie Strode into Sarah Connor from Terminator 2 inevitably shifts the tone of the film somewhat. Many pleasingly tense sequences, and some clever and respectful call-backs to the original film. The ongoing characters are effectively presented although most of the new ones don't make much of an impression. In the end this feels much more like a reverent act of homage than the kind of horror film we usually get in 2018; whether this is a good thing or not is probably a matter of personal taste. I imagine this will keep most people quite happy until the next sequel or reboot comes along.
  
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Dane Cook recommended Halloween (1978) in Movies (curated)

 
Halloween (1978)
Halloween (1978)
1978 | Horror
8.4 (83 Ratings)
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"Let me really rattle my brain here. I want to go back. I’m going to say Halloween. When Mike Myers walks out of the backyard… It’s an establishing shot of the front of the house, and you think it’s just a standard exterior, night, Halloween, porch. [But] then the music goes [imitates Halloween theme]. And then [Myers] walks out of the shadow of the backyard. I, to this day, don’t look into a shadowy night yard situation without seeing him walk out. The same way that when I’m in a very sudsy bathtub — and, yes, I do take baths, don’t judge me — when my f–king toe comes out of the water — my number six pick would be Jaws — I still look at my toe and I still become frightened of Amity Beach and all the things that happened to the poor people in the Steven Spielberg epic. I grew up in a family that loved film, loved music, loved comedy. Thirsty for the how-to’s. Some kids liked to take apart radios. I wanted to know how Johnny Carson set up punch. I wanted to know how Burt Reynolds jumped over the bridge in Cannonball Run. I really have a love of film. And although I wanted to be a comedian primarily, I certainly wanted to, with a smidgen of success, be behind the camera and live that incredible world."

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