Turn off the lights. Put on the widescreen version, showcasing Carpenters masterful framing and chill-inducing, Michael Myers-concealing use of shadows. Crank up the sound, and be scared witless by horrors greatest director....read the complete Halloween (1978) review at Empire (Chris Hewitt)
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 ...