Halloween Kills
The nightmare isn't over as unstoppable killer Michael Myers escapes from Laurie Strode's trap to continue his ritual bloodbath. Injured and taken to the hospital, Laurie fights through the pain as she inspires residents of Haddonfield, to rise up against Myers. Taking matters into their own hands, the Strode women and other survivors form a vigilante mob to hunt down Michael and end his reign of terror once and for all.
- Released: 2021-10-14
- Runtime: 105 minutes
- Genre: Crime, Horror, Thrillers
- Stars: Jamie Lee Curtis, Judy Greer, Andi Matichak, Will Patton, Thomas Mann, Anthony Michael Hall, Kyle Richards, Nancy Stephens, Charles Cyphers, Nick Castle, James Jude Courtney, Jibrail Nantambu, Robert Longstreet, Dylan Arnold, Omar J. Dorsey, Brian F. Durkin, Stephanie McIntyre, Carmela McNeal, J. Gaven Wilde, Chris Emrich, Matthew Warzel, Robert Fortunato, Diva Tyler, Giselle Witt, Michael Smallwood, Salem Collins, Tristian Eggerling, AJ Taylor, Sara Elizabeth Ezzell, Jim Cummings, Airon Armstrong, Scott MacArthur, Michael McDonald, Ross Bacon, Brian Mays, Lenny Clarke, Damien Lee, Salem Collins, Giselle Witt, J. Gaven Wilde, Tom Jones Jr., Colin Mahan, Brian F. Durkin, Drew Scheid, Holli Saperstein, Ryan Lewis, Jacob Keohane, Charlie Benton, Christian Michael Pates, P.J. Soles, Bob Odenkirk, Nancy Kyes, Tony Moran, Haluk Bilginer, Jacob Normyle, Stephanie McIntyre, Shayla Bagir, Nedim Jahić
- Director: David Gordon Green
Comments
- dellamorte-82282 - 26 December 2022
5.5 (Realistically)
I enjoy several aspects of this film. The cast is all putting effort across. The love for the source material is honestly palpable. This chapter of the franchise gets more violent and angry than it was in the previous entry. It's done well, to mirror; the growing fury the town has towards M. M; and the characters own fury while on his gory violent rampage is unique and emphasizes the tone this film possesses well. This installment is the most violent the franchise has been in years so personal preference is as always to be taken into account. Honestly this is the best installment in the new Trilogy it goes sharply down afterwards unfortunately. This films main drawback IMO is the weak ending. Which while "statement making" in the sense that M. M. will always be present it is very open ended, so it's unfortunate to think the new trilogy kinda ends with this on because it's an odd note to eave your audience with.
