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theabominabledrwelsh.blog
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| | | | | Last October, the Halloween franchise returned after laying dormant for over nine years. One of the 'Big Three' of slasher film franchises, along with Friday the 13th and A Nightmare on Elm Street, the Halloween movies have a much more convoluted timeline than their counterparts. Rob Zombie rebooted the franchise in 2007 and even managed [...] | |
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grimmreviewz.blogspot.com
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| | | | | Let me start off by saying that I've never cared for the theatrical version of The Curse of Michael Myers . My big complaint is th... | |
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drkwaitingroom.com
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| | | | | Starting life as the ancient Celtic festival ofSamhain, when people would light bonfires and wear costumes to ward off ghosts, Halloween is largely associated not just with ghosts, ghouls, and confectionery but also a long-running series of horror movies. Beginning with John Carpenter's Halloween (Carpenter, 1978), the franchise is largely credited with birthing the "slasher"... | |
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| | | It Chapter Two is as strong a follow-up as we were likely to get from author Stephen King's weighty novel. The back half of the story is weaker than the first, both in the novel and the 1989 TV miniseries version. Co-writer/director Andy Muschietti doesn't entirely escape the meandering bloat of the source material (the... | ||
