John Carpentar's Masterpiece of pure Fear

Rating: 10/10 (3 August 2010)

When I saw Halloween, it left me in dreaded suspense and it also left me speechless on what to think of the film after seeing it.
Seeing the film a couple of times has made it one of my favorite Horror films of today.
The Plot is set on a young, six year old boy named Michael Myers who kills his sister Judith on Halloween night back in 1963. He is then committed to a Menatl Asylum and then 15 years later, he escapes his prison and plots on how he will kill his younger sister Laurie Strode who has been adopted by a new family for the past years. Still dangerous and psychotic at the age of 21, Michael Myers returns to Haddonfiled Illinois to avenge his destiny.
At first seeing this film, it really shocked me and I actually didn't want to see the film again, though I gave it another chance and looked at it again more carefully and decided that it was a really excellent Horror film. Even if it came out back in 1978, it still has a huge impact as the film can still do it's job really well in the pointers of fear and creepiness.
I also love this film because it cuts off of blood. Now I'm not saying blood isn't good, but John Carpentar had that really good effect on Halloween not to show that much blood.
All in all, Halloween is a must-see Horror flick that should be watched over and over again. 10/10