Halloween Movie 🎃 (2018)

I was going to see it, but I got sick. I'll see it after.

I heard that she pulled a Sarah Connor in this one.  Who did it better?

I remember those breasts. They were great breasts but its a shame they chose not to expose any new breasts. Stupid feminists.

All this talk about breasts and Halloween reminds me of Jamie Lee Curtis' nude scene in Trading Places. She had nice, ample breasts and a fantastic body. 

Got down to watch this movie back to back with the original. It really gave me a good way to compare it to the original, and there is a lot of homage, which I am always a sucker for. Here's my thoughts on the film:

"After countless sequels of varying degrees of bad comes finally a great sequel to the original Halloween. As any respectable 40 years apart sequel, it rejects any of the other sequels to the original and basically calls them trash to make way for a new canon. With John Carpenter himself backing this project, it takes the series back to its roots for better and worse (but mostly better). All of the ridiculous subplots from the sequels are abandoned and this feels very much grounded. Myers is an unstoppable killing machine, and he is as mean as he has ever been. There are lots of great kills scattered throughout the movie. For what this movie does differently from its predecessors, it does remarkably well. Having the Strode family hunt down Myers, effectively switching the roles is great. It gives blows some fresh air on this 40 year old franchise. However, since it does bring the film back to its roots, it also repeats a lot of the things we have seen a million times before. In a way it was inevitable; people want to watch the same old Halloween tropes, and I want that as well, but in some instances I do think it becomes kind of generic. Myers kills the mechanic to get his jumpsuit, he escapes prison, he stalks the neighborhood, acquires his knife, kills some babysitters etc. I am unsure how I feel about the fact that this movie sets up another trilogy, this being the first installment. Of course Myers cannot be dead in this movie then, and neither the next one. Overall I think this is a highly enjoyable Halloween movie that fans of the series have been waiting for, but at this point it is hard to make something perfect." 4/5

It was alright. I'm actually a huge fan of the Halloween and Friday the 13th series and even Loved the first Rob Zombie remake. So i was really looking forward to this one and to be honest it was a bit of a letdown.

The pacing was off and Michael just didn't feel like Michael at all. He's a lot more clumsy and too human in this one. The great thing about Mickeal Myers in the original series was that he was beyond human and always a step ahead.

I thought he was quite formidable in this movie, but the letdown was that we have already seen all his kills before. The coolest kill was the curb stomp, and he already did that in one of the Rob Zombie reboot movies.