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- Michael Myers was scary, but Danny Devito's penguin showing up had me wondering if Gotham had been evacuated 🦇🐧🎃🔪 According to this film, the whole description of Michael Myers, is that he's really short. When he's always been known to be 6ft 🤔 How was that creative decision, even agreed to be greenlit? And the dialogue is very mind numbing in Halloween Kills to put it mildly. There are a lot of cool moments in it though, which is a lot to do with why, I'm going to be giving it a respectable rating at the end of this review. The fireman 🪓🔥🩸 kill sequence is undeniably awesome. The moment when Michael walks out of that burning house, that is one of my all time favourite shots and moments from this entire franchise. The mask in this, is right up there with the original mask. It's a very good looking movie. The production design looks great. And "James Jude Courtney" once again, gives a brilliant performance & potrayal as The Shape. But overall Halloween Kills is a very mixed bag of a film. It's one of them where, the things that are good about it I love. However at the same time, the things I dislike about it, really aggrevate and frustrate me the more and more I rewatch it. My Personal Ratings/Scores for "Halloween Kills" are a 6/10 & ⭐️⭐️⭐️
- Fucking awesome! Best Halloween movie in decades. It was such a nice palate cleanser after that pandering last entry. Aside from the crazy, brutal kills, it plays with awesome themes, and deepens the mythology of Myers. All while doing the key thing most slasher films forget, making you feel for the victims and showing the real aftermath of death. Sure, there are some cheesy deliveries, and a few things are played over the top, but that doesn't diminish everything great this one does.
- This may be one of the dumbest films ever made. From goofy chants to entire populations of people mistaking a tall, slender man for someone who resembles Danny Devito, there is no end to the stupidity of this movie. The kill count is high and some kills are noteworthy but the rest of the movie is a goofy and illogical mess. Halloween 2018 showed promise but that was instantly obliterated by this nonsensical idiocy.
- As a few others have stated....the beginning is pretty good and picks up right after the previous movie ended. some nice tension, some entertaining and brutal kills. then.....it kinda falters and drifts away, to the point where it becomes pretty silly. like.... really silly, and for a hollywood slasher movie, that's quite a feat. neither here nor there.
- Halloween Kills is one of those movies that have so much potential to be something cool but end up failing to do so. Now to look of Micheal Myers mask is really cool with the burnt look on it. The kills, like the title suggests, are really brutal and creative; the film also contains one of the best scenes in the entire franchise when Micheal emerges from the fire. Everything else tho is just not good. The dialogue is not very good. The characters are poorly written and make some of the dumbest and infuriating decisions of the entire franchise. The film overall could have been something cool but it just wasn’t.
- It starts off pretty strong — the first half has some solid tension, brutal kills, and a nice continuation from the last film. But then it nosedives into ridiculous territory. The big mob fight is absurd — Michael’s been stabbed, shot, and nearly beaten to death, yet he pops back up like Superman. Feels like they went full Curse of Thorn again, and it kills the tension.It
- My quick rating - 6.4/10. David Gordon Green’s Halloween Kills picks up immediately where the 2018 Halloween left off, and the continuity here deserves real credit. The transition feels seamless. It’s almost as if the previous film’s credits roll right into this one. Given how that finale unfolded, bringing the story forward in such a plausible way is a feat in itself. And let’s be honest, after the restrained carnage of the last entry, every fan (myself included) was calling for a higher body count. Green and his writing crew clearly heard the cries from the burning Strode house and answered them. The result? Michael Myers — still credited as “The Shape” and once again inhabited by Nick Castle — is mad as hell, and it shows. The film doesn’t rely on gratuitous gore, but it definitely delivers on numbers. The kills are varied, brutal, and carry that satisfying rhythm you expect from a slasher who’s had decades to perfect his craft. The atmosphere throughout is appropriately grim, aided by moody lighting and camera work that constantly keeps your eyes scanning every dark corner of the frame, waiting for him to appear. While Halloween Kills dives straight into the chaos, it also gives a quick refresher course for anyone who somehow missed the last forty years of mayhem. Back in Haddonfield, a group of survivors from previous encounters gather to remember the victims — a nice touch that reintroduces legacy characters. Of course, nostalgia only goes so far before The Shape shows up to remind them what they’re remembering. Jamie Lee Curtis returns as Laurie Strode, though this time she spends more of the runtime sidelined due to her injuries from the previous film. Still, her presence looms large. What’s more interesting is the film’s attempt to expand the psychological and even philosophical questions around Myers — why does he kill? Why Laurie? The script flirts with the idea of deeper motives, and I couldn’t help but wonder if they were teasing some throwback to the old Thorn cult lore, though it’s never made explicit. Not everything hits perfectly. The film gets bogged down during a long, drawn-out mob sequence meant to showcase how fear and chaos infect small-town America. The idea works thematically, but the execution overstays its welcome, much like a party guest who doesn’t realize the music’s been turned off. I had a similar complaint about pacing in the 2018 installment, and it creeps up again here. Still, Halloween Kills succeeds in making Michael Myers terrifying once more. It’s meaner, bloodier, and closer to what long-time fans expect when the Boogeyman returns home. As a mid-trilogy entry, it’s both satisfying and clearly sets the stage for the grand finale, Halloween Ends. For #Shocktober viewing, it’s a solid entry in the franchise and one that reminds us that evil doesn’t die tonight, but it sure makes a mess trying.
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Halloween zabija was released on 14 października 2021.
Halloween zabija was directed by David Gordon Green.
Halloween zabija has a runtime of 1 h 45 min.
Halloween zabija was produced by Jason Blum, Malek Akkad, Bill Block.
Noc Halloween, kiedy wrócił Michael Myers, jeszcze się nie skończyła. Kilka minut po tym, jak Laurie Strode (Curtis), jej córka Karen (Judy Greer) i wnuczka Allyson (Andi Matichak) zostawili zamaskowanego potwora Michaela Myersa uwięzionego w piwnicy Laurie zostaje przewieziona do szpitala z poważnymi obrażeniami. Jest przekonana, że w końcu udało się pokonać jej dręczyciela. Jednak Michaelowi udaje się uwolnić z pułapki, a nieposkromiona chęć mordowania powraca. Laurie inspiruje mieszkańców Haddonfield do powstania przeciwko pozbawionemu jakichkolwiek uczuć mordercy.
The key characters in Halloween zabija are Laurie Strode (Jamie Lee Curtis), Karen (Judy Greer), Allyson (Andi Matichak).
Halloween zabija is rated 15.
Halloween zabija is a Horror, Thriller, Action film.
Halloween zabija has an audience rating of 6.6 out of 10.
Halloween zabija had a budget of 20 mln USD.
Halloween zabija has made 133,4 mln USD at the box office.







































