The Night HE Came Home Will Never Be Forgotten

Rating: 10/10 (13 October 2006)

*HalloweeN: The Night SPOILERS Came Home*
Haddonfield, Halloween Night, 1963.
Young Michael Audrey Myers, 6, kills his sister Judith, 17, for reasons unknown (maybe because he wanted revenge for his sissy middle name, who knows?) and is sentenced to Smith's Grove Psychiatric Asylum.
October 30, 1978.
Michael Myers, now 21, manages to escape from Smith's Grove and rob a car, deciding to come back home for the holidays.
And young Laurie (Jamie Lee Curtis), along with friends Lynda (PJ Soles) and Annie (Nancy Kyes, then Loomis) will find out Michael throws KILLER parties, and not in a good way...
There is a reason this has been the most copied, imitated, even spoofed slasher movie of our time. And that's because it's GOOD.
It's made so well, with a rarely used before technique (seeing through the eyes of the killer), a great use of music, great script, actors, and keeping the killer's motives a mystery.
This movie was inspired by the Italian 'Giallo' movies such as 'Profondo Rosso', 'Sei Donne Per L'Assassino' and 'L'Uccello Dalle Piume Di Cristallo', and I'm really glad it did.
Everything I could say next has already been said, so I'll tell you: rent it, or better, buy it. You absolutely won't regret it.
HalloweeN: 10/10.