HALLOWEEN MOVIE REVIEW

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Halloween Movie Review

 

Average Ratings:3.5/5
Score: 100% Positive
Reviews Counted:4
Positive:4
Negative :0
Neutral:0
From All the  Top Indian Critics reviews on the web

Ratings:4/5 Review By: Neil Soans Site:  Times Of India

The impact of Carpenters Halloween was often imitated but never duplicated, even by its sequels. Fortunately, this new version goes back to the basics and ramps up what worked forty years ago. The iconic soundtrack, the spooky atmosphere and Michael Meyers familiar mask are all back to torment Laurie Strode (Jamie Lee Curtis). Too many side characters crowd the narrative especially when they dont add much overall, and instead, distract from the main plot. Fortunately, director David Gordon Green has the good sense to steer the film back to a tense, and satisfying climax. By ignoring all the other entries in the franchise and firmly connecting to its original, Halloween revives an almost forgotten sub-genre and gives fans a bloody good time.

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Ratings:4/5 Review By: Rucha Sharma Site:  DNA

Gordon’s handling of scenes is very crisp and minimalistic, which makes more of an impact than just the plain screaming and occasional gore on the screen. A little dash of humour makes you chuckle too. But it’s the intensity and the suspense in the final 10-15 minutes of the movie that will make it impossible for you to breathe. This is one Halloween treat you don’t want to miss

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Ratings:3/5 Review By: Devesh Site:  Filmfare

All-in-all, women from different generations bonding together to combat a male evil seems strangely relevant for today’s times even as a horror film trope. Watch the film for some old-fashioned slasher fun and in-form acting from the ensemble cast.

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Ratings: 3/5 Review By: Gaurang Site: Times Now

The best part about these films is the background score. I just love Michaels background score. Another thing that makes this film a thrilling ride is the old world charm that the director went for, which helps create the much-required eeriness. The editing is fine, the cinematography is good.Overall, Halloween is a homecoming for the slasher films which have been on a downward spiral for a long time now. This one will keep you at the edge.P.S – Wait for a post-credit tease.

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