Halloween II

1981
12
1h 32min

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6,5/10

106 k

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Slasher Horror Teen Horror Horror

Pendant que le shérif Brackett et le Dr Loomis traquent Michael Myers, une Laurie traumatisée est transportée d'urgence à l'hôpital et le tueur en série n'est pas loin derrière.Pendant que le shérif Brackett et le Dr Loomis traquent Michael Myers, une Laurie traumatisée est transportée d'urgence à l'hôpital et le tueur en série n'est pas loin derrière.Pendant que le shérif Brackett et le Dr Loomis traquent Michael Myers, une Laurie traumatisée est transportée d'urgence à l'hôpital et le tueur en série n'est pas loin derrière.

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6,5/10

106 k

MA NOTE

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Récompenses
- 1 victoire et 3 nominations au total

Anecdotes
The film was bookended by the song "Mr. Sandman" sung by The Chordettes. The tune would also later be used in the later Halloween movie Halloween, 20 ans après (1998).

Gaffes
(at around 2 mins) In La Nuit des masques (1978), Michael falls off the back balcony of the Doyle house, however in this film he falls off the front balcony. The balcony in the first movie is a covered balcony, the balcony in this film is not.

Citations
Doyle Neighbor: Is this a joke? I've been trick-or-treated to death tonight.
Sam Loomis: You don't know what death is!

Crédits fous
Michael Myers (age 23) is listed in the ending credits. The film takes place in 1978 when Michael Myers is 21 years old, which is also stated by Dr. Loomis in the movie.

Versions alternatives
12 seconds of footage of a violent nature were cut when the film was originally released in Ontario, Canada.

Connexions
Edited from La Nuit des masques (1978)

Bandes originales
Mr. Sandman
Written by Pat Ballard (uncredited)
Performed by The Chordettes
Courtesy of Barnaby Records

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6/10

More kills, more blood, more Michael

Michael Meyers is back with a higher kill count, more blood, and more of what happened the night he came home. Iconic opening credits (Mr Sandman), one of my favorite opening scenes of any slasher ever, the Halloween theme with the 80's synth, and some gruesome kills courtesy of the hospital setting. Jaime lee Curtis and Donald Pleasence (RIP) return for their roles, acting is above average by horror standards. But the bottom line is Rick Rosenthal is simply not John Carpenter. The charm and suspense from the first Halloween are mostly void from the second. Although dull at times, the final girl circuit and explosive ending more than make up for it.