Halloween II

I might be the only person who thinks this, but Halloween II is just as good as the original.

Final rating: - I liked it. Would personally recommend you give it a go.

An honorable continuation, which respects the previous work without bringing anything new.

I don't like Halloween, and I've had time to say it before, but I recognize that it's the best time for good horror films to be broadcast on television. These days, I saw this film as a follow-up to Halloween. I have no doubt that it is a worthy sequel, perhaps one of the best I have seen, in that it is strictly faithful to the original and is made with quality.

It is directed by Rick Rosenthal, but the team and cast remained the same, with the addition of specific names, and John Carpenter's inspiration continues in the script he wrote and in the attention he undoubtedly gave to the entire project. Pleasance is the actor who looks in the be...

If you recall the conclusion of the first part (1979) then youll know that Michael Myers is now the deadliest critter alive (thats assuming that term actually applies!). Hes certainly not forgotten Laurie (Jamie Lee Curtis) whos recovering in the local hospital and luckily for him, this is a dimly lit and largely empty facility that he can wander around with relative impunity slaughtering all who come onto his path. Perhaps the only hope for the bed-ridden gal is the determined doctor Loomis (Donald Pleasence) who has teamed up with the sheriff (Charles Cyphers) to try to thwart this latest attempt on her life. Whats pretty clear is that this new, improved, version of Myers isnt going to give up easily and that bullets and knives arent goin...