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Pretty disappointing sequel. Not a horrible movie but not a good one either with a lot of weak spots like Myer's new mask, the new Myer's house, the two stupid mumbling cops, the bad lines, the teenagers (usually in Halloween films we get good teenager characters) not in this one. And i was disappointed that they had to kill off Rachel. I would have prefer her to live. This is a bit boring throughout the film but it's still an Okay sequel but should have been a lot better.
I agree with QueenOfHalloween It's not one of the best but it's not the worst in the series. It is a little boring at some parts but most of it is really good...
This was definitely not one of the strongest in the series, but it wasn't the worst either. It's a descent follow up, an essential if you want to follow the series. Recommended for Halloween fans!
It goes without saying that during any given 'Halloween' marathon, I almost give up while watching 'The Revenge of Michael Myers'. It's the cinematic equivalent of eye cancer. Can you say rushed sequel? I don't think part 4 even finished its theatrical run when this started rearing its ugly head at audiences. Much like the previous entry, we're thrown right back into the Jamie Lloyd/Rachael Carruthers storyline-- but this time it's unscary, uninteresting and very annoying. Jamie is now a basket case who literally can't speak because of the events that transpired in the end of Part 4. Funny how that never truly gets addressed here. Her fake older sister Rachael is no longer the strong-willed stalwart sister, but has been written into a late-80's, crimped-hair wearing sleaze-bot. I hate when films don't follow arcs established in sotrylines that came before them. As for Michael, we're supposed to choke-down that after he fell in a well (funny) that cops soon dropped dynamite into (funnier), the ol' Shape crawled out into a river and shacked-up with popeye for a year. What?! Oh, and get this: a year later he wakes up on.....HALLOWEEN! I want a film that documents the time spent between Popeye and an unconscious Myers. The rest of the film feels like an untalented retread of other Halloween movies with unusually horrible acting by all. Even Dr. Loomis gets on the nerves in this one. It's hard to find anything likeable in this one. I guess I liked the end credits.
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