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Halloween II (1981) Rank 5 Reviews
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Bloody-Distgusting
All and all an excellent follow up to the classic slasher film. Ten murders, one accidental death by police car, gallons of blood, a special appearance by Pamela Shoop's two biggest talents followed by her even better death by scalding water and a ...read the complete Halloween II movie review at Bloody-Distgusting
DVD Verdict (Patrick Naugle)
DVD Authority.com ("Fusion3600")
DVD Talk (Adam Tyner)
Whether or not Universal's DVD release of Halloween II is worth a purchase is entirely up to you. It's tough to highly recommend, since the roughly comparable Goodtimes disc runs in the $5-$6 range, and a special edition seems likely at some point in ...read the complete Halloween II movie review at DVD Talk (Adam Tyner)
The Digital Bits
DVD Verdict (Patrick Naugle)
ZombieKeeper.com
Reel Film Reviews (David Nusair)
DVD Net (Paul Dossett)
The Land of Eric (Eric D. Snider)
It seems a little cheap to have a sequel that merely completes the story you SHOULD have told in Part 1, as it makes the whole thing look like a two-part episode of a gory TV show. But as sequels go, this one's not bad. ...read the complete Halloween II movie review at The Land of Eric (Eric D. Snider)
Cold Fusion Video Reviews (Nathan Shumate)
Cinema Laser (Derek M. Germano)
Arrow in the Head ("The Arrow")
Slasherpool (Fredrik Nordstrom)
Definitely inferior of its classic original ...read the complete Halloween II movie review at Slasherpool (Fredrik Nordstrom)
eFilmCritic.com (Dr. Isaksson)
Jacksonville Film Journal (Chuck Dowling)
Fits into that category of movie sequels that have a huge reputation to live up to, and while they aren't nearly as good as the original, they are still fine efforts. ...read the complete Halloween II movie review at Jacksonville Film Journal (Chuck Dowling)
Boxoffice Magazine
Andrew Hicks (Andrew Hicks)
SF, Horror and Fantasy Film Review
John Carpenter's Halloween (1978) was a remarkable success story, a film made for less than half-a-million dollars that went on to become for several years the most successful low-budget film ever made. It made the names of director John ...read the complete Halloween II movie review at SF, Horror and Fantasy Film Review
Chicago Sun-Times (Roger Ebert)
It's a little sad to witness a fall from greatness, and that's what we get in HALLOWEEN II. John Carpenter's original 1978 HALLOWEEN was one of the most effective horror films ever made, a ...read the complete Halloween II movie review at Chicago Sun-Times (Roger Ebert)
filmcritic.com (Christopher Null)
It took three years to get it to screen, but Halloween #2 picks up immediately where Halloween #1 left off. Michael Myers chases Laurie Strode (Jamie Lee Curtis) through the hospital where she has been recently interred, while Donald Pleasence grumbles ...read the complete Halloween II movie review at filmcritic.com (Christopher Null)
Mike Bracken's Horror Films (Mike Bracken)
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