Woody Allen’s valentine to 1930s genre cinema like “M” and Universal monster movies is extraordinarily well-shot, with its intricate and lovingly recreated sets, but there’s
Tag: donald pleasance
Phenomena (1985)
This movie was first released in North America as “Creepers” with a significant amount of its running time sliced up like one of the many
Halloween: The Curse of Michael Myers (1995)
Although it’s a slight improvement over the last few entries in the series, “Halloween: The Curse of Michael Myers” is, at best, well-directed dreck. Director
Halloween 5: The Revenge of Michael Myers (1989)
Forgettable to the point of tedium, this fourth sequel to John Carpenter’s classic original slasher is no better or worse than its immediate predecessor. Danielle
Halloween 4: The Return of Michael Myers (1988)
Despite the welcome return of Michael Myers to the “Halloween” series, this third sequel doesn’t have much going for it. Mind you, Danielle Harris makes
Halloween 2 (1981)
Although it picks up literally from the minute the first “Halloween” ends, this slasher sequel couldn’t have less in common with its predecessor even if
