Reviews

This sequel is a prime example of when too many ideas are put on paper that don't serve the purpose of the story but only to serve the genre to try and make money with too many typical jump scare scenes and repetitive slasher scenes that have no reason to be in the story.

The movie should just simply have started with a direct continuation from its predecessor, with Jamie Lee Curtis in the car to the hospital and have a "on the run" style of story that would have lead well into Halloween ends that could have made nicely to focus on Curtis "hunting down" Michael Myers for revenge to tie off the ending of Halloween Kills.

Of course keeping things simple and effective is not enough which has lead this movie to a very disconnected and "trying to be a thriller/horror/slasher flick" movie.

The fact that Michael was shot soo many times, slashed, smacked in the head with bricks, stomped on the head, stabbed in the neck and even burned down from the previous film and is still alive is complete nonsense.

He's not made out to be a supernatural and is in human form so he well would have been dead by now. The fact he keeps surviving made this a complete nonsense experience.

You can also just tell that the ending of Halloween Kills was just thought of last minute to "play off" a good idea someone might've had in the office to keep the franchise going that had no logical effect and was just stupid.

If you want a popcorn flick with no intellect that has a killer who happens to have 20 lives then this is your movie, but definitely not what I had expected

The trailer was better than this movie.

This movie had so much potential.

Great acting from unknown actors that felt very believable and nice cinematography but the story and movie execution was weak and disappointing.

The movie was trying too hard to blend fantasy horror with nonsense scare tactics for the audience to try and make the movie something more than it should.

As the saying goes, keep things simple.

The story should have stayed true to its course and should have concentrated on having the daughter with the couple with a haunted doll.

The movies focus on a living room wall with monster-esque fantasy popping out is amateurish, childish and does not serve the purpose of the story, just trying to be scary for no reason.

The opening of the film did not show clearly how the couple even travelled to the UK.

I tuned out almost mid way of the film as I was trying to give it a go because of the acting and cinematography that was nice to see.

This movie could have been good.