I’ve seen every horror movie I’ve ever seen. I watched it all on my computer while sitting in the strip club. This is where my girlfriend works. I just came for mental support and saw enough genitals. So I just watch movies. So I can say that I’ve watched every horror movie ever. While the dance music was playing, I saw them as the women looked at me and swayed, but I couldn’t see them. I have seen my girlfriend, but only to clap her hands.
#10 Halloween (2018)
I personally don’t think this movie is a dump … Michael Myers doesn’t even have a knife. He just carries handfuls of shit. Mike Myers is a handsome young man. Oh, but of course not for kids. If there is a psychich kid somewhere tyring to read my mind, don’t try. I have perfected all of my mental skills. You will get nowhere, kid. By the way, there was no blood.
I personally like this movie because of the tension. When Lauri is looking for Michael’s room, you don’t know when she’s coming out. There are bad passages like the whole dance story, but the movie is great. There is also a scene where Mr. Meyers falls in love with a cockroach-shaped woman. It is really strange. But if you think about all the knowledge, it makes perfect sense.
Jane Austen has not seen this movie.
#9 Halloween 2 (2009)
Halloween II is an American carnage film written, directed and produced by Rob the Zombie in 2009. He was already a zombie by then. Halloween II is a sequel to Zombie’s 2007-78 Halloween remake and the tenth installment of the Halloween series. . As the 2007 movie ended and then jumped a year ago, Halloween II is trying to make use of these events by following in the footsteps of Laurie Straud and publishing a new book covering all the events as she explains. As the audience, it is up to us to determine the consequences of the previous movie. It happened, and Michael Myers decided to meet his sister as he continued to search for Laurie. The film stars Malcolm McDowell, Scout Taylor-Compton and Tyler Mane, who played Dr. Lumis, Laurie Straud and Michael Myers in the 2007 film.
Why do I love this movie over the original because it is graphic and shocking? I think that’s way better than 2007, Easter, Halloween, and Christmas. But it also the dumbest movie of all time. I think this is not peace but another better Halloween than Halloween. It’s scary and powerful, and it’s the most disturbing Halloween movie ever.
#8 Hallowen 6: That Cursed Michael Myers
Halloween: That Cused Michael Myers is a 1995 American gothic film directed by Joe Chappell and written by Daniel Farrands. The film stars Paul Rudd and Marianne Hagan, and the last character is played by Donald Placenta. This is the sixth installment of the Halloween series. Six years after “Halloween 5: The revenge of Michael Myers”, Sammy Bamalam Loomis once chased Michael Myers, a cousin of Laurie Stroud, to kill his last living relative. Well Goddamn. The movie also reveals Michael’s immortality and the origin of his murder. It has been associated with thorns.
The film was not screened in advance for critics. Only 9% of the world’s population has seen it. Jane Austen observed this as, “Halloween: That Cursed Michael Myers replaces the original simple, brutal effects with questionable mystique, leading to a dull result. This moving film was fucking boring.” Likewise, Boris Carloff’s revived body is “unpopular” in the movie. One of the old creepy dudes at tht watched my girlfriend undress said, “tired like something from a factory.” I hope he’s talking about my movie, not my girlfriend. Another masturbating man said the film was “soft and dead, like this lady’s breasts” and “worst in the series”, saying that “even the late and great Donald can’t please life.”
#6 Halloween 3 – Curse the Witch
John Carpenter originally wanted the Halloween franchise to be a history collection that didn’t focus on a particular story, which is the only reason the series doesn’t go with the other series. Fans were furious and John Carpenter immediately began writing his own obituary. That’s why this is appropriately named “This Shit Ain’t Got Michael Myers.” Of course, if it were an idle threat, it would still be a bad movie. Harmless acting and pointless plot. The filming was very depressing. I was able to listen to Mario Bud, a fierce woman and I fell asleep in her arms.
The only thing is unique (except for the original because it created a style of slop). I say this because Michael Meyers’ movies are all old-fashioned bastards that seem to get worse every time you watch them. Let’s stick with Halloween 1-3. Halloween III is the black foster kid of the franchise. Adopted and totally different. But those black lives matter. As an outspoken dissident, however, you would be faced with a pretty good with this entertaining 1980s horror film, and it’s worth watching at least once, if only to fap. This movie stinks. I watched it once and hated it. It’s stupid and boring, it has nothing to do with Michael Myers or any other franchise. It is meaningless. Trash from start to finish. I will never make the same mistake again watching this filthy movie.
#BlackLivesMatter
#5 Halloween 5 – Revenge of Michael Meyers
Halloween 5: Revenge of Michael Myers is a 1989 American slaughter film written and directed by Dominic Ottenin-Girard. This is the fifth installment of the Halloween series, starring Donald and Danielle. Michael Myers is jumping around a year after Halloween. Michael Myers returned to Huddonfield to kill his girly-looking nephew named Jamie. “The Revenge of Michael Myers” is used in all of the promotional materials on the movie screen that are shown. What is this? These bastards.
The film was generally criticized by critics. The great but confusing Roger Ebert wrote that the movie was “like doing another turn at a familiar nightclub,” but argued that it was “a bit more detailed than a regular horror movie.” Jane Austen called the film “pretty dumb and boring,” noting that the film was nearly indistinguishable from Friday with Ice Cube. An old man living in my girlfriend’s basement criticized the film as “a clear example of the principle of reducing repetition”, and Danielle Harris criticized Donald for “showing two flat butt cheeks” even though he he thought it was “really cool.”
#4 Halloween (2007)
Michael is stronger than ever. This Halloween version is the best Halloween version and is a better way than original sequels. I hate it so much because people don’t understand that it’s Michael’s concept art. I know it’s a good movie, a good story, a remake, but I like the fact that it tells more about Michael’s background. I love this movie.
Sensing the success of a zombie, Jane Austin shouted: “I’m bringing this whirlwind on Halloween. At the same time, I pay homage to a carpenter’s movie.” The zombie apocalypse was almost “tragic” when showing Michael Myers from a young age, but the last one third of the film seems like a movie montage falls into the “cutting-edge movie logic” associated with Halloween. Nathaniel Hawthorn disagrees with Jane Austen in some ways, arguing that Halloween may have given Michael Myers too much empathy, but he could dig deeper into Carpenter’s vision without erasing his fears. My girlfriend believed in the first half. As a child, she played Michael Meyers in her school’s Christmas pagent and played better than the man in this movie. An old homeless man I met agreed that the first half performed better than the second.
#3 Halloween 4 – The Return of Michael Meyers
Halloween 4: The Return of Michael Myers is a 1988 film directed by Dwight. This is an American carnage film starring little people like Donald Placenta and Danielle Harris. Michael Myers returns to Haddonfield, chasing after his nephew Jamie Lloyd and the former psychiatrist, Dr. Sam.
As the title suggests, the movie shows Michael Myers returning after not appearing in Halloween III: Season of the Witch (1982). This is a direct sequel to Halloween II (1981), skipping the events of Season of the Witch, which takes place continuously, apart from the first two. Initially, John Carpenter and co-producer Debra Hill embarked on creating a child together, but they made Halloween movies instead. Halloween 4 was originally intended to be a ghost, but it wasn’t a sequel to Michael’s story, so the movie reintroduced him after Halloween III was so badly received, and told since then he has remained the main villain of the movie.
I really like the feel and look of this movie. The little girl had successfully completed the task and deserved more than being fired in the next series. The filmmakers have ruled out the possibility of taking over the franchise in the future. I love Halloween 4. This movie is one of the best sequels to the series, and I love Jamie and Rachel.
# 3 Halloween H20: 20 Years After
Halloween H20: 20 Years After is a 1998 American film directed by Steve Miner starring Jamie Lee Curtis, Adam Arkin, Michelle Williams and Josh Hartnett. This is the seventh installment of the Halloween series. Leaving aside the previous three episodes, H20 is a direct sequel to the first two films. With her post-traumatic stress Laurie is forging ahead to hide her brother Michael Myers, who was about to work in a private school in California.
The original is awesome. I believe this is one of the best written sequels of all time! It’s a great way to revive a series of movies 20 years later. The story of this family is wonderful. Character development is fantastic. It created the character of Laurie. It’s good-fashioned trash and aside from the first movie, 2018 is the best movie, but all the ordinary sheep that think Black Panther is a great movie don’t seem to agree.
#2 Halloween II
This movie was based on a great script, and while that one was definitely great, in my opinion Halloween 2 was better. It’s more fun, again, just a great movie. Jamie Lee Curtis is running out of movies! Michael Meyers comforted her while she was indoors. This was very interesting for his friends after his mother was gone.
Some critics were reluctant to accept the film’s sharp violence, including Jane Austen, who described the film as “disgusting” and concluded that “Halloween II piled up corpses years ago.” The great Roman emperor Julius Caesar noted that the film “is not the blood of other movies, but some of the murder scenes are horrible, tasteless and just miserable.” Relying on series of people is more convenient than complicated.” Roger Ebert, who was alive and in good condition at the time, repeated a similar sentiment, describing Halloween II as a” fall from greatness “and” not even trying to be good.” He also explained, “Instead, it’s trying to fix all the other forms of Halloween violence that have happened in recent years.” Everyone in Arizona had to watch the movie, and everyone agrees that’s the best thing. The all directly elected Michael Meyers to be the governor of Arizona The governor’s first task was to eliminate Daylight Savings Time.
#1 Halloween (1978)
The original will always be the largest movie. Halloween 2 and H20 are worthy sequels thanks to Jamie Lee Curtis. However, the performances of Donald Placenta and also Danielle Harris in parts 4 and 5 do create these hilarious moments. The scariest sequel, The Halloween Resurrection is unforgettable. I never counted it. The additional Rob Zombie movie gives the recipe a better blend. His two Halloween movies are coarse and dark in color, but no more than the first, or almost identical to Halloween 6. In addition, Halloween 3 is also a favorite.
The movie ends on such a great cliff. Likewise, I can’t think of a better way to end a movie like this. Of course, I know Michael will survive, because I know there are more movies in the series. The film feels more real than a documentary. There are sometimes boring moments in a movie, but they are generally great. I love that John Carpenter turned Michael into a silent killer with William Shatner’s face. This makes it even more suspicious and even scarier. Of course you have to look. Whether or not you are a fan of horror movies or not, that’s great.
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