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Halloween
Cast
Donald Pleasence, Jamie Lee Curtis, P.J. Soles, Nancy Kyes View AllCrew
Debra Hill (Screenplay), John Carpenter (Screenplay), John Carpenter (Director) View AllRelease: Oct. 24th, 1978
Runtime: 1 hour, 31 minutes
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Do you think Halloween (1978) holds up? (Spoilers)
I rewatched it recently and I gotta say some of it holds up really well and other parts not so much. That opening scene from Michaels point of view was perfect in every way except the actually murder ...
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Iroquois
The autumnal setting isn't just the only way in which Halloween manages to make things seem more than a little chilly as Michael's ever-looming presence makes it hard to truly settle even after multiple viewings and plenty of chances to acclimatise to its jump scares.
The autumnal setting isn't just the only way in which Halloween manages to make things seem more than a little chilly as Michael's ever-looming presence makes it hard to truly settle even after multiple viewings and plenty of chances to acclimatise to its jump scares.
Jack1
Overall, this is one of the best horror films ever, in my view, with an iconic character in Michael Myers, a beautifully simple yet engrossing plot, marvellous suspense and a haunting score.
Overall, this is one of the best horror films ever, in my view, with an iconic character in Michael Myers, a beautifully simple yet engrossing plot, marvellous suspense and a haunting score.