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Halloween 4 (Blu-ray)

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Okay, next up on the agenda we’ve got Halloween 4: The Return of Michael Myers. For being the triumphant return of the instantly iconic killer, this one was just decent. Absolutely, positively not bad at all. We’ve got a new batch of characters, including some silly family links and other such eye rolling character development for Michael. Loomis continues his descent into over the top, screaming the same goofy lines again and again, but you’ve got to love him anyway. Decent kills, but the first Halloween film to essentially ditch the atmospheric thrills for more straightforward slasher vibes. It’s whatever. Not bad, kinda good, unremarkable. How did you all dig this one?

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