Halloween: Resurrection
Horror • R • 2002 • 1 hr 29 min
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There were several moments during this movie when I reminded myself, “Someone wrote this down and thought it was good.”
Look, it's obvious they ran out of ideas a while ago, but a "haunted house" Halloween with Busta Rhymes? I rooted for Michael in this one.
One of the less strong halloween movies
Very weak. Watch only if you are a Michael Myers fan.
Doesn’t stand up to a few others in it’s franchise. A few big names, bad acting, and ultimately should’t have gotten past the “idea” phase.
Not the best Halloween film, but it is fun to watch it with some friends.
Awwww shoot, we need to make money. *digs sh*tty script out of trash can.* ehhh let’s do this.
Please spare yourself. Worst movie in the whole series.
So bad. Just ridiculously terrible. Why?
Fell asleep through it, probably for the best
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