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I just saw halloween 2. its insane thres so many graphic images. You watch michael kill each victim its so intense. Theres also a cameo of darious mccrary.

I plan on seeing it on Sunday. Zombie did very good with the first one. Does this one fit in seamlessly with the first? And did Zombie really *finish* the story like he said he would so that there will be no more? Not from him anyway. I figured he either killed Michael or killed everyone else.

iim not going to spoil it but there are some freaky images in that movie .

I just saw the first one (of Zombie's) last night with my fiancee and it was pretty good. There were plot holes such as how does Michael know that she is his sister and so forth and, if she shot him in the head at the end, then how can there even be a sequel. I will wait for these answers, though, from the film, so please don't spoil it.

Predaprince wrote:I just saw the first one (of Zombie's) last night with my fiancee and it was pretty good. There were plot holes such as how does Michael know that she is his sister and so forth and, if she shot him in the head at the end, then how can there even be a sequel. I will wait for these answers, though, from the film, so please don't spoil it.

Some of that is answered in this.

I will say this Zombie makes some things feel VERY uncomfortable, his Myers stabs, and stabs, and stabs until victims are clearly dead, but Myers keeps stabbing well after the job is done. Each blow more and more angry.

Kind of odd seeing as how I've seen so many slasher films that it rarely bothers me to watch this stuff onscreen, Zombie makes you squirm in your seat at times with how violent these kills are.

NOBODY LOVES WHEELIE wrote:Zombie makes you squirm in your seat at times with how violent these kills are.

So basically like Bay did with action in RoTF. Dumb down the story, ratchet up the violence. Right?

Rodimus Prime wrote:

NOBODY LOVES WHEELIE wrote:Zombie makes you squirm in your seat at times with how violent these kills are.

So basically like Bay did with action in RoTF. Dumb down the story, ratchet up the violence. Right?

No I wouldn't say that...in horror movies now a days people are dispatched with the greatest of easy and while they often show gore they rarely show the shear anger of the actual incident.

Zombie does this very well.

Each and ever blow is more and more powerful, more and more angry.