Not that I know off, unless they show them on other channels.
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Not that I know off, unless they show them on other channels.
I watched them both. Wasn't all that great :$. It was just stab, shoot, dead. Alive. Dead. Alive. Dead. Was abit too repetative and unreal to be believable for me.
The original Halloween is a horror masterpiece, but unfortunately the sequels, as you would expect, leave a lot to be desired. I don't count Season of the Witch as a sequel though, I just call it Season of the Witch, although that sometimes leads to confusion with the same title of George Romero's third film.
No, Jord, I believe that's all for BBC's airing of Halloween flicks. They nearly always show Season of the Witch on Halloween, but not usually the others. You can pick up the entire collection on DVD, but it's quite expensive.
They have showed Halloween 4 & 5 at one point.
I'm sure they have.
They also show Halloween H20: 20 Years Later at random times throughout the year, but that film's awful.
kk ty Might just watch it online :P
Pure evil.
I have a link where I watch all my films online, the one(s) I don't have
is that the one where he gets his head chopped off at the end?Quote:
Originally Posted by Misawa
tht was epic and then in resurrection it was apparantly a paramedic and not micheal. :$
Halloween 3d has been confirmed i think.
Yes, that is correct. They are both cinematic abortions. Random trivia: Halloween H20 marked the feature film debut of Josh Hartnett.Quote:
Originally Posted by Orangeesh
Yes, Halloween 3D has been confirmed. I'm not sure why, since the Halloween II remake bombed at the worldwide box office. As has The Texas Chainsaw Massacre 3D.