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retroarcadia.blog
Despite being a huge fan of the movies and an old Atari 2600 veteran, I've barely ever played Halloween on there. And by barely ever, I mean I had a go a few years back when I first discovered it existed, didn't know what I was doing, and never played it again! It's also odd... |
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grimmreviewz.blogspot.com
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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vhsrevival.com
I have real issues with Halloween: H20, the most pressing being its use of the Michael Myers character, who for my money doesn't suit the hip, self-aware horror of the late 90s. The movie came two years after Wes Craven's meta-infused Scream, and this being a Dimension Films production, that particular film's legacy looms large. |
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vhsrevival.com
Michael Myers. Of all the horror characters forged during horror's long and unyielding legacy, few are as enduring as the indomitable 'shape', a relentless force of stalk-and-slash commercialism who has terrorised teenagers for six decades. It's been quite the ride for Michael, with blood-soaked sequels, alternate timelines and contentious reboots sparking all kinds of disputes... |
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