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5 comments:
God, I HAVE to see these films!
Oh yes, Marrow! EVERY horror fan should see the original Halloween and Halloween II!!! Absolutely amazing films!
Parents...
I'm 13. Being restrained from Trick'R'Treat is worse.
Help?!
i will always contend that the first two Halloween movies are the quintessential examples of modern american filmmaking. from the crafting of the script, to the cinematography, and every other deliberate little detail, these movies are what i would teach to students if i were a film professor (sigh...in my next life perhaps).
good call, rot...
I've always had a soft spot for the opening of the second film. Like the little sinister skeleton. Nice touch.
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