I didn't see Halloween in '78. Then it was a phenomenon. It was the beginning of a new kind of film. By the time I got to it, I'd seen dozens of films exactly like it. There's no question of its importance to the Slasher sub-genre, though I question ...read the complete Halloween movie review at Foster on Film - Slashers
James Brundage
Like all of the horror movies that you and I, the babies and the people who lived through the 80s dealt with, it has the same basic plot: Psycho escaped from institution has fun stabbing/gutting/strangling/decapitating (based upon film) the victims of ...read the complete Halloween movie review at James Brundage
There is just nothing better then a horror movie from the 70's and 80's. When they actually were worth watching. This would be one of the best. A creative story (for the time) that will make you want to keep a light or two on after you watch ...