Perfect movie

Rating: 10/10 (27 October 2018)

I've loved this movie for 34 years (first saw when I was 10,it was on tv).
Michael is still the most terrifying movie killer and for some reason every sequel/remake/reboot has got it so wrong. It's the simplicity of the character that makes him scary. He's a normal built, height young man, but driven by pure evil, not revenge.
Somethings just dawned on me for the first time and I can't believe I missed it and I certainly haven't heard any one else point it out.
First off there's no real evidence that Judith was neglecting Michael, she said "around somewhere " but that doesn't mean she's a bad babysitter.
Secondly, a lot of people scoff at the Judith kill scene because Michaels POV looks up while he's stabbing her but this could be because the evil is only starting to take over him and the bit of the boy that's left can't bear to watch it but he's powerless to stop it, when he's done he doesn't stop to admire his kill, he turns and runs out the door, when his parents take his mask off it's not the "blank, pale emotionless face" that Dr Loomis remembers, it's fear.