Halloween III: Season of the Witch, soo misunderstood!

[Manic1511]

i personally dont like this movie at all its weird and stupid :mad:

[Twilight_Zone]

halloween 3 is a good movie, not great but definatly underated. The song in this movie is so cachy

[alicefan]

i thought part 3 was alright, but i definitely like all the other Halloween films better, it had no Michael so it wasn't as good as all the others

[Elvis_Christ]

Originally Posted by thebeyond105

infact if anything Halloween 3 did what John Carpenter originally wanted to do, make different stories that take place on Halloween

Yeh people forget that. I like this flick a lot... nowhere near as bad as H20 or Resurrection. Tom Atkins is pretty cool he's the only thing I dug about the My Bloody Valentine remake.

[crazy raplh]

its the best one in the series

[fortunato]

Yeah, I always really enjoyed this one, too.
Really goofy and lots of fun. I think because it was labeled a Halloween movie, people judged it differently than they otherwise would.
Got to see it on the big screen a few years back. Such a blast with people laughing and singing along to the commercial jingle:

[friday13thfan]

Ok I did not like this film. Not cause of lack of Michael Myers (thats didnt bother me cause this movie was as you said what Carpenter intended) I just found it to be overall boring and not interesting at all. This is just my opinion.

[infernalhale]

I too get a lot of flack for liking this movie. I'm not a huge fan of any others in the series, so this one was a pretty big deal for me when I first saw it. Excellent story-line, well executed plot & overall cool as hell! Catchy song too, I might add. :cool:

[Doc Faustus]

I say this a lot and I'm going to say it again: Franchise horror is a ridiculous sacred cow. Even Universal's 30s non Franchise horror was better. I sort of like the Halloweens with Donald Pleasence in them because of Donald Pleasence, but other than that, what do they really do?

[Doc Faustus]

Six is good as a lesson on how not to write. Six films into a series they pull backstory out of their ass? Any attempt to explain The Shape takes it out of Lovecraft country, which is where it belongs. The point of Halloween: evil is out there. We can't hide behind moral relativism or suburban comfort. A small boy can become Something Else and that thing can rain down shit on your humdrum little life. Imposing some lazy druid story on it is the worst thing that you can do.