Halloween 2025

Very appreciative of the practical effects. Not the most interesting movie, but a solid sequel, and the weird Tim Burton aesthetic actually feels very genuine in a way that modern movies usually don't.

In general, not a fantastic movie, and pretty dated, but all things considered, a pretty dang good sequel, and learning that the outrageous kills were mostly done practically definitaly adds a level of appreciation.

Surprisingly good

Pretty bad. (Spoiler) I guess it was clever to have a third killer we didn't know revealed first, but the other two were easy to spot, and it was just pretty bad. I get that it was supposed to be like a cheesy Romcom plus a horror, but it just wasn't that interesting. It felt like a bad Scream ripoff.

It's pretty hard to come up with a new and original take on anything under the Horror umbrella, but this sure is that. A bit on the dull side, but very sweet and still compelling.

I felt thoroughly disgusted and queasy at several points, and there is practically zero gore in the whole movie. Very effectively unsettling, and the main character is disturbing, fascinating, and very well acted. I really dug this one.

Holy shit. So. Good. The cinematography, the music, the acting, the whole freaking thing. Everything was fantastic. Absolutely loved it. I used to tell myself I wasn't really into vampire movies, but here I am again, feeling like a vampire movie I just watched was absolutely fantastic. Just watch it.

Wow. One of the scarier movies I've seen in a while. Great acting, very effective (and not cheap) jump scares, and some really cool scenes. It really had me jumpy. Loved it.

Daaaaamn, that possessed guy. This was eerie, thoroughly disturbing at times, and generally very interesting. Not the strongest ending, but overall a really great movie.