Halloween: The Curse of Michael Myers

Having watched both versions I must say that the theatrical cut is the better version for gore and jump scares, whilst the producers cut was better for the storyline. The producers cut removes the infamous surgery room massacre and a lot of the gory scenes and Donald pleasence gets more screen time. The victims are killed differently depending which version you watch, producers cut isn't as scary and makes the film a little boring to watch, if you hoping for jump scares and gore stick to the theatrical version, its 13 minutes shorter and the movie keeps you on the edge of your seat.

This is the most bizarre HALLOWEEN movie that was ever produced. In many ways, this film feels 'rushed'. What I mean is that this film seemed like it was made in a hurry. I seemed like the producers were trying to make this film as quickly as they could so that it would hit theaters by the release date. This film is still OK. It has Michael and all of the trimmings. Takes place in the wonderful town of Haddonfield, and Michael is after Jamie's son! SPOILER: Jamie dies at the very beginning. She is thrown onto some farming equipment and is chopped up into little bite sized pieces. Gross! Acting and directing is good, but not great. Also, this film was edited so much that sometimes you have no idea what the hell is going on! ANyway, good try for a 6th film.

I'm not even going to dignify this film with a proper review, at least not right now. This is where everything right and good in the world of Halloween took a deuce on my chest. Mike Mayo calls the film "putrid", "repugnant", "virtually plot less" and "predictable". That's all fair. It also fails to star Danielle Harris (allegedly due to a mere $5000 dispute) and introduces a cult aspect that never really makes complete sense. Paul Rudd's character is silly, though I'm glad they brought back old characters... The biggest problem at all is the fact the producer's cut is so drastically different from any other known version. I don't think anyone knew going into this film what they wanted, and it's clear that when they finished nobody knew what to do with what they had.

...what the hell was it about? i own it cause of the creepy atmosphere and feel of the movie, but i'm embarrassed to own it because the plot could not stay on the same track, it kept wanting to go in different directions...and most of the directions sucked too. I did not enjoy our hero Michael Myers taking the backseat in this sequal, but i did enjoy seeing what tommy doyle was like after the events in the first film. Watch with caution.

(Possible spoilers) I remember first seeing this on cable and trying to figure it out (from after seeing parts 4 and 5). So, Laurie Strode's daughter (as we learned was abandoned in part 4) grew up at the age of maybe 15 and (as the film opens) has a child. No explanation as to this, but at least the whole film doesn't go on about Mike Myers (and no not SNL Myers) killing the daughter and the child, if you catch my drift. But that's just the set up. And the whole film follows Myers new mission: to kill his great nephew! In maybe a couple of spots scary, but overall, a dissapointemnt that makes part III classic and redefines the un-needed horror film in more ways than one. Biggest embarrasement- Donald Pleasance (of all the Halloween and THX 1138 fame) had his last film with this. Sad. D

(This review is based on the producers cut)After what I thought was the 2nd best of the series, came this extremely terrific sequel.Don't listen to the people who give this a bad review, but do listen to the people who give H20 a bad review.The thorn thing is very cool, and the action is non-stop.Unfourtunately H20 may have destroyed any chances of a continuation of H6's storyline, because of it's teen bobber, pop culture ways, but H2K might fix it.Exciting, suspenseful, great story, acting, and music score.***** out *****.

This is the sixth Halloween movie. The original Halloween from 1978 is pretty scary movie. This one is scarier. Halloween III season of the witch is just crap. This 999 times better. Halloween III is not a Halloween sequel. But this is. Halloween 4 the return of Micheal Myers is a very scary movie. This is scarier. Halloween 5 the revenge of Micheal Myers is very scary. This is scarier. This one is not has scary as Halloween II (1981). The seventh Halloween movie Halloween H20 is also scarier. Halloween II (2009) is also scarier. But still this is a great Horror movie. It is very scary. It has a great story line. It has great acting. Micheal is a Warlock is consider this horror fantasy.

Part VI takes place six years after the fifth film ends, with a young woman(said to be Jamie Lloyd, but played by a different actress) escaping the mysterious cult that held her prisoner, along with her baby, with Michael Myers once again in murderous, relentless pursuit. She leaves the baby behind in a bus depot for safety, only to be brutally dispatched by Michael... However, a now grown Tommy Doyle(one of the kids that Laurie Strode babysat from the original) tracks down Doctor Loomis(played for the last time by a sickly Donald Pleasance) to take the baby themselves, leading to a showdown where many shocking revelations will be uncovered... Though well intended by writer Daniel Farrands as a satisfying finale to the series, this entry proved to be an unmitigated disaster, sabotaged by atrocious & shameful rewriting, editing and directing, rendering the film a crass, incoherent mess. Sad to say, Donald Pleasance's last film(he died before it was released).

...dislike this movie and everyone would understand why. The plot is poor, so is the acting. But in my opinion it is better than Halloween 5, although even this does not give many surprising moments. A few scenes are really well directed. But these few moments do not deliver the reason to rent it. I do not despise violence in movies, but H6 features extraordinary strong and bloody scenes which do not fit to the tradition of the Halloween-Movies. The most sucking aspect about H6 is the lack of tension. No comparison to the first masterpiece. Halloween 6 only gets 4 out of 10 stars from me. If you want, rent it. But don't expect a great horror-experience....

This is the 6th Halloween film and the 5th Halloween in the series to feature Michael Myers. Micheal's story starts getting worse by adding occult elements and having Michael to become more of a virtually indestructible being than before. I watch the movie more as a guilty-pleasure rather than for a good movie to view. It is quite entertaining but definitely a stereo-typical slasher film series by now. And the saga is starting to become "campy" but not loosing all of it's appeal. No Halloween 6 is not an outstanding film nor a great story but it does keep a fan of horror entertained. And does help give some more background on Michael Myers. 6/10