A battle of the boogeymen. This should be pretty different from Freddy v Jason since Michael wouldn’t fear anything. He’s just pure evil and darkness, so this should pose an interesting challenge for Freddy. Also, it’d be interesting to see what Michael’s dreams are like.
Pure evil against pure rage.
From what I can tell, the consensus is that Jason beats Michael in a 1v1, but what if Michael had help from a kindred spirit in Art the Clown? Could Art’s collection of weapons make the difference in the fight?
Btw, there’s creepy music playing in the video. They’re trying so hard to paint the DPRK as some boogeyman.
This is what being brainwashed by capitalist-imperialist propaganda looks like.
Two slasher juggernauts against the futuristic killing-machine.
Assume they carry the weapons from their respective films.
Started out with an angelic visage, and progressively became more how he looks on the inside.
Is the film entirely flawless, or is there a scene or plot point that you think should be omitted or altered to improve the movie?
Poster by Matt Ryan Tobin
I think there’s a solid case for Halloween being the greatest slasher film of all time, but the competition is definitely a lot stiffer when you consider horror classics and all-time great films.
Just how good is John Carpenter’s Halloween?
They fumbled a lot of Halloween movies, but one thing they never fumbled was that iconic theme song. That’s something they at least don’t manage to screw up.
I’d say I felt most sorry for Cameron in Halloween Kills. First, he saw his murdered dad bleeding over him, then Michael assaulted him and stabbed him multiple times in the stomach. Worst of all, Michael tortured him right in front of his girlfriend. I think he was breaking his bones too. That was excruciating to watch.