I can see why people hate this film , I know those people would hate me too after reading my review lol . Because I am about to say '' what is there to take that serious? ''
Halloween is a film, franchise, about halloween. It's about Michael Myers, it's about Laurie and it's about fun and gore for horror fans like us. This is not The Conjuring. So my point is why so serious if they change the things a bit in the last film? What's there to be bothered about?
I definitely had fun watching the whole thing. The whole build-up for Corey, the dram and especially the last act. I loved it. I think it was breath-taking and at some point I even felt like shedding a tear because I was so much connected with the film ( I even had to shush the person standing right behind me to focus better ). Lol
I loved the kills. They were absolutely clever and creative. Especially the one with the fire. I loved it.
The whole tension and the soundtrack hit so well imo.
It was just a beautiful time at the cinemas.
Well, speaking of that, I think we, the movie lovers, are supposed to prefer cinemas over streaming if and when we can afford it. Otherwise there will be no cinemas to go to soon. That will also mean the end of physical media and the end of quality film.
I talked too much. Damn.
Halloween is a film, franchise, about halloween. It's about Michael Myers, it's about Laurie and it's about fun and gore for horror fans like us. This is not The Conjuring. So my point is why so serious if they change the things a bit in the last film? What's there to be bothered about?
I definitely had fun watching the whole thing. The whole build-up for Corey, the dram and especially the last act. I loved it. I think it was breath-taking and at some point I even felt like shedding a tear because I was so much connected with the film ( I even had to shush the person standing right behind me to focus better ). Lol
I loved the kills. They were absolutely clever and creative. Especially the one with the fire. I loved it.
The whole tension and the soundtrack hit so well imo.
It was just a beautiful time at the cinemas.
Well, speaking of that, I think we, the movie lovers, are supposed to prefer cinemas over streaming if and when we can afford it. Otherwise there will be no cinemas to go to soon. That will also mean the end of physical media and the end of quality film.
I talked too much. Damn.