Reviews

Really interesting concept. I enjoyed seeing the noise and how it affected relationships between the characters. But this movie seemed to have no real plot other than running. And it ended so abruptly it really left me wanting more. I want to see her people and how they respond to him. I want to know more about why all the women were killed off. I want to see the aftermath with all the men that were chasing them. The movie was too short to accomplish all of this. It spent the whole movie with them running only to be abruptly rescued. It skipped interesting scenes, for the sake of time, or maybe budget? That ruined it for me.

Way too much time wasted on this new character Corey. I'm almost 1 hour in and the only murder was accidental and Michael Myers wasn't even involved. I'm bored. Like when is this going to become a Halloween movie and not just a random thrown together series of scenes. Here we are 56 minutes in finally seeing some murder and I am still completely confused by this "plot." Decisions are made out of nowhere. Suddently people like each other. Suddenly Corey is a bad guy? So much focus on bullying. I didn't come here to watch a bullying movie. Not even enough Jamie Lee Curtis either. This was a disappointment.

I knew better than to get too excited for this. Making a sequel 30 years later was.... brave. It didn't hit the same. It has that corny acting you expect from modern Disney. The character's felt too much like a gimmick. There was more music numbers which wasn't needed. There were definitely some funny parts, and good one liners. I'll give it that. The nostalgia was exciting at first. But it gets old, after that you want action and it was just more salt foiling them like in the last movie. I would have liked to see more of the new witch fighting back with her powers. That could have taken it to another level.

You can't tell what's hallucination and what's supernatural, they really don't make that clear. And an evil mom? Seriously? No. A mom wouldn't turn evil like that. Would have made more sense if a demon latched onto the child. Really nonsensical. Would describe it as artsy fartsy- way to much focus on some obscure meaning rather than a plot that made any sense.

First of all, they did not do things the easy way for themselves. Second, the ending was abysmal. Why would she think crashing into a tree was the solution? Also the movie did a poor job of making me care about the characters. I was mostly just there for the gore. It jumped too quickly into gore and gave no real answers to the questions it brought up. Characters were really flat as well.