Laurie Strode comes to her final confrontation with Michael Myers, the masked figure who has haunted her since she narrowly escaped his killing spree on Halloween night four decades ago.
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Jamie Lee Curtis | Laurie Strode |
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Judy Greer | Karen |
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Andi Matichak | Allyson |
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James Jude Courtney | The Shape |
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Nick Castle | The Shape |
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Haluk Bilginer | Dr. Sartain |
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Will Patton | Officer Hawkins |
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Rhian Rees | Dana Haines |
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Jefferson Hall | Aaron Korey |
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Toby Huss | Ray |
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Virginia Gardner | Vicky |
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Dylan Arnold | Cameron Elam |
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Miles Robbins | Dave |
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Drew Scheid | Oscar |
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Jibrail Nantambu | Julian |
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Michael 'Mick' Harrity | Warden Kuneman |
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William Matthew Anderson | Guard Haskell |
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Diva Tyler | Caretaker |
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Brien Gregorie | Father |
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Vince Mattis | Lumpy |
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Omar J. Dorsey | Sheriff Barker |
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Pedro Lopez | Lynch |
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Charlie Benton | Officer Richards |
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Christopher Allen Nelson | Officer Francis |
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Teresa Johnson | Onlooker |
| Director | David Gordon Green |
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| Writer | John Carpenter, Debra Hill, Jeff Fradley, Danny McBride, David Gordon Green | |
| Producer | Malek Akkad, Laura Altmann, Bill Block, Jason Blum, John Carpenter, Scott Clackum, Jamie Lee Curtis, Zanne Devine, Ryan Freimann, Sean Gowrie, David Gordon Green, Danny McBride, Rick Osako, Couper Samuelson, David Thwaites, Ryan Turek, Jeanette Volturno, Atilla Salih Yücer | |
| Musician | Cody Carpenter, John Carpenter, Daniel A. Davies | |
| Photography | Michael Simmonds | |
| Nr Discs | 1 |
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| Owner | Review? |
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| Location | Horror Disk 1 |
| Purchased | Dec 21, 2018 at YTS |
| Quantity | 1 |
| Seen | Oct 31, 2019 at our home w/bec |
| Index | 518 |
| Added Date | Dec 22, 2018 05:06:03 |
| Modified Date | Nov 03, 2019 08:53:31 |
My quick rating - 6,3/10. High expectations and I waited a year after until I got back to Australia to watch. Not worth the wait. It isn't a bad movie per se especially for a slasher flick but it was monotonous. The movie just plodded along and really didn't provide much tension. The idea of MM being kept alive and transferred to a different mental hospital gets very rushed across and the emphasis is far more on Laurie Strode (Curtis of course) and how she has prepared for 40 years to get a chance to kill Michael once and for all. I suppose everything that has been done to him already didn't make anyone realize he doesn't die. The kills are fairly low key, which I understand for keeping it light, but since they were going to bring this back yet again, why not go all out. Instead poking around in a house checking rooms for the killer takes up a third of the movie and brings the movie to a screeching halt. That is somewhat of a spoiler, it gets really slow. Still it is fine for what it is worth, just to wrap up (yeah right) the 40 years later thing this just didn't pack the punch I would've wanted it to.
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