Expectations on this have been sky high for me. I remember where I was when this movie was announced, that's how long I've been counting the days. Sure, I have my own picky gripes about a few moments in the first hour, but once it gets cooking and that final act hits, its all bullseyes. I really really dug it. Can't wait to see again!

I had a lot of fun watching this. There are some great kills and some unexpected laughs too. Jamie Lee Curtis is a badass. There are quite a few callbacks to the original Halloween and I'm sure fans will see them and love it. Some of the story is stupid and the ending is a little over the top.

Well my first Halloween on the big screen and I can say I liked It and the theme tune just doesn't get old, always fits well. They wasn't anything much new to add to the franchise, same old predictable (Shape), same old clumsy actions from the victims, same old plot but then again they've pretty much done everything In the previous movies plus It's only an alliterative follow on from the first, It's just Hollywood more on the sake of making money but it's good to see him having more screen time to beat his killing record so I can't really complain on them making a new movie that's ended up a decent movie with a little humour, some good killing scenes that the (Shape) does best and It's come out better than most but I feel the ending could of been touched up a little because It felt rushed and could of been better and the film to have a longer run time.

From the never old Michael Theme, the classic suspense and throwback humor to the Brutal murders this movie was amazing.
Like most "staple Horrors" of its kind the victims are lacking a little in the IQ department, but this does give you that Classic almost edging on black and white nostalgic horror. The plot was better than expected and gave more depth to the characters. You almost feel like your on Michael's side by the end of the movie... Almost.
But without throwing in spoilers i can not say much more. If you like the original and any of the follow-on Halloween franchise or in fact any of the staple horror movies then this is definitely for you, and i doubt you would be disappointed.

Cliche, after cliche, after cliche.

This is the Halloween sequel I've been waiting for. Thrilling. Suspense. Action and some honest scares. Get your tickets now. 9/10

Halloween is yet another reboot, revival, whatever, that once again fails to recapture the thrill and horror of the original. Forty years after his killing spree Michael Myers escapes while being transferred to a new facility and Laurie Strode, one of the original survivors, attempts to hunt him down. Unfortunately Jamie Lee Curtis doesn’t have the magic touch this time (like in H2O) and brings nothing new or interesting to the series. In fact, it’s rather sad what’s done to the Laurie Strode character. And, the film doesn’t really gain much by wiping out all of the previous sequels from continuity: Michael Myers gets a little bit of his mystique back and the brutality of his killings make him someone to be feared once again. But the plot is pretty lame and the characters aren’t all that compelling (or even likable). Halloween is a lackluster sequel that couldn’t even come up with a new title, let alone a good story.

It has its moments, but this is ultimately poorly edited, badly written, and overall a bad film. The highlights are all callbacks to the original film and a shot or two, but even those cannot save this disaster.

This barely passed in my book... It's utterly generic for most of it's runtime and wastes a lot of time just racking up some kills until it comes around to the main attraction. David Gordon Green adds very little flavor to it but that is also not surprising with four writers on this. What is however is all the elaborate stupidity that made it into the script.
The multi-generational element of the story was the saving grace for me and the theme song never gets old either :).

Substantial, impeccable and Jamie Lee Curtis being perfect in every way,