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Released Year: 1988
Runtime: 88 minutes
Directors: Dwight H. Little
Casts: Beau Starr, George P. Wilbur, Danielle Harris, Carmen Filpi, Michael Flynn, Donald Pleasence, Sasha Jenson, Michael Pataki, Kathleen Kinmont, Raymond O'Connor, David Jensen, Ellie Cornell, Gene Ross, Jeff Olson, Karen Alston, Nancy Borgenicht, Harlow Marks, M.J. McDonnell, Richard Stay, George Sullivan, Michael Ruud, Donré Sampson, Kelly Lookinland, Erik Preston
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(1 votes, average: 5.00 out of 5)
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ReelViews -
The final minute of Halloween 4 remains as unsettling today as it was during its 1988 theatrical run. The real reason to see this movie is not for the predictable build-up, but for the cliffhanger provided by director Dwight H. Little and screenwriter Alan B. McElroy.
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TV Guide Magazine -
The best of the sequels to Carpenter's seminal slasher movie...Directed with flair by Little, who does not blatantly ape Carpenter's style, the movie delivers a number of effective chills without relying too heavily on the kinds of tired tricks and bloody gore that have made this genre a boring cliche.
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Tampa Bay Times -
This chiller has its predictable and unpredictable moments. As random, brutal murders on film go, Halloween 4 does do a creditable job of setting up the terrifying scene, only to have something unexpected happen. [28 Oct 1988, p.7]
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Variety -
A no-frills, workmanlike picture.
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The New York Times -
In this film, suspense and psychological horror have given way to superhuman strength and resilience...The one effectively handled scene is the last, which promises a sequel with a feminist twist.
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Halloween 4: The Return of Michael Myers (1988)
The legend of that creepy masked-man, Michael Myers, comes to life once again in this fourth installment of the successful horror franchise. This time, it's Michael's niece, Jamie, who can't seem to escape her crazy uncle. With Michael on the loose, Jamie enlists the help of good old Dr. Loomis to stop the murderer. This time, though, there seems to be no end to Michael's madness.
Halloween 4: The Return of Michael Myers (1988)
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Information
Released Year: 1988
Runtime: 88 minutes
Directors: Dwight H. Little
Casts: Beau Starr, George P. Wilbur, Danielle Harris, Carmen Filpi, Michael Flynn, Donald Pleasence, Sasha Jenson, Michael Pataki, Kathleen Kinmont, Raymond O'Connor, David Jensen, Ellie Cornell, Gene Ross, Jeff Olson, Karen Alston, Nancy Borgenicht, Harlow Marks, M.J. McDonnell, Richard Stay, George Sullivan, Michael Ruud, Donré Sampson, Kelly Lookinland, Erik Preston
Storyline
The legend of that creepy masked-man, Michael Myers, comes to life once again in this fourth installment of the successful horror franchise. This time, it's Michael's niece, Jamie, who can't seem to escape her crazy uncle. With Michael on the loose, Jamie enlists the help of good old Dr. Loomis to stop the murderer. This time, though, there seems to be no end to Michael's madness.
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ReelViews -
The final minute of Halloween 4 remains as unsettling today as it was during its 1988 theatrical run. The real reason to see this movie is not for the predictable build-up, but for the cliffhanger provided by director Dwight H. Little and screenwriter Alan B. McElroy.
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TV Guide Magazine -
The best of the sequels to Carpenter's seminal slasher movie...Directed with flair by Little, who does not blatantly ape Carpenter's style, the movie delivers a number of effective chills without relying too heavily on the kinds of tired tricks and bloody gore that have made this genre a boring cliche.
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Tampa Bay Times -
This chiller has its predictable and unpredictable moments. As random, brutal murders on film go, Halloween 4 does do a creditable job of setting up the terrifying scene, only to have something unexpected happen. [28 Oct 1988, p.7]
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Variety -
A no-frills, workmanlike picture.
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The New York Times -
In this film, suspense and psychological horror have given way to superhuman strength and resilience...The one effectively handled scene is the last, which promises a sequel with a feminist twist.
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The legend of that creepy masked-man, Michael Myers, comes to life once again in this fourth installment of the successful horror franchise. This time, it's Michael's niece, Jamie, who can't seem to escape her crazy uncle. With Michael on the loose, Jamie enlists the help of good old Dr. Loomis to stop the murderer. This time, though, there seems to be no end to Michael's madness.
The legend of that creepy masked-man, Michael Myers, comes to life once again in this fourth installment of the successful horror franchise. This time, it's Michael's niece, Jamie, who can't seem to escape her crazy uncle. With Michael on the loose, Jamie enlists the help of good old Dr. Loomis to stop the murderer. This time, though, there seems to be no end to Michael's madness.
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