So I have seen many debates on which Halloween movie is the e best and which is the worst.
My most hated ones are probably
Halloween: Resurrection
The H20 ones
And the
Rob zombie one I just personally never liked that one that much.
A coworker had a yard sale and had the first 7 Halloween films as well as the first 8 Friday the 13ths on tape. Let my Halloween Horror Marathon commence!
So I've been upgrading my collection, had the movies on blu ray, started purchasing the 4K UHD discs. Most are like $20-30, bought the Shout Factory box set for 4-6 on sale for $77. But when I tried to find Halloween 5, arguably the worst in the Halloween series, the prices range from $68-120. Is it just limited print? I want all the movies but those are very high considering the quality of the movie.
Halloween 2 (1981) is still worth watching as a triple feature (1978, 1981, 2018) even though it’s not part of the same timeline. I think Halloween 2 is so good that you can just overlook the sibling dialogue and assume that Michael survived the fire and enjoy the movie as the 2nd part of a triple feature.
And sure this is kind of a shit post, but I really love this movie. It’s always been my favorite in the franchise. And I pretty much rate it neck and neck with these other 2 to fill out my top 3.
What’s going on with Michael’s back at the beginning of 5. Is it a floatation device for his back floating down the river? Maybe it’s the anchor to keep him safe for filming. I’m rewatching it for the first time in ages and I never noticed that before.
Got this thirty years ago today, several hours in the chair. Held up pretty well I’d say.
If you haven’t seen the full scene, check out my previous post with the clip of the Mr. Garrett scene.
Sorry for the delay but Premiere pro kept crashing on export even when I tried exporting it in chunks, So I exported as mpeg2 and made it into a DVD iso with bonus features to make up for it, can be viewed through VLC if you dont have a disc burner