In this third sequel of the Halloween franchise, the filmmakers take us back to the continuity of Michael Myers' world (Part III was in its own canon). In this film, the psychopath was transferred from Richmond Mental Institute to Smith's Grove, where he awakens and goes after his niece in Haddonfield, going on a killing spree along the way.
Dr. Loomis (Donald Pleasance) is back and helps the Sheriff Meeker (Beau Staff) track down Michael and find Jamie to protect her.
This sequel has that terror and scare factor, with eerie moments that will make you sit at the edge of your seat, wondering if Michael Myers will jump out at you. The movie is fast-paced and contains decent acting and good intrigue and thrills. It is neat how they explore further into Michael Myer's past and learn more of his sinister self.
Grade B.
Dr. Loomis (Donald Pleasance) is back and helps the Sheriff Meeker (Beau Staff) track down Michael and find Jamie to protect her.
This sequel has that terror and scare factor, with eerie moments that will make you sit at the edge of your seat, wondering if Michael Myers will jump out at you. The movie is fast-paced and contains decent acting and good intrigue and thrills. It is neat how they explore further into Michael Myer's past and learn more of his sinister self.
Grade B.