Halloween: 25 Years Of Terror: 4dvd

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The film marches through the years, providing some fairly interesting behind-the-scenes material: the alternate versions of Halloween: The Curse of Michael Myers, and the controversy over differing Michael Myers masks in Halloween H20: Twenty Years Later.

However, those more familiar with the Halloween chronicles may find that, regrettably but inevitably, the most interesting material on view accentuates the negative.For the casual fan or the uninitiated, it’s a thorough primer on how a simple idea from the mind of executive producer Irwin Yablans spawned an enduring horror legend (and, eventually, cash cow). It’s the only franchise spanning documentary I’m aware of so it’s nice to have if you have everything else. In one convention clip, this devotion is rewarded when a drawing is held to award a lucky fan the chance to appear in the ninth Halloween; the winner is a cute girl whose victory is evidently unrelated to the fact that she flashes the documentarians’ camera elsewhere on the disc. For devoted fans of the Halloween series who couldn't make it to that legendary event, this is definitely the next best thing to actually having been there.

Man erfährt hier einiges an Hintergrundwissen und den Eindrücken unterschiedlichster Personen die an der Reihe beteiligt waren. To calculate the overall star rating and percentage breakdown by star, we don’t use a simple average. It truly stands at the head of a long list of films that tried to copy, but ultimately didn't quite achieve the standard. Also inevitable, here as well as during the Curse panel, are requests from fans in the audience to recite favorite lines from their respective films; a surprise arrives when Curse actress Janice Knickrehm recites an entire monologue from memory!

Also quite fascinating was the coverage of fans and the activities attending the first Halloween convention in 2003. essentially from H3 onward, in my opinion, I was nevertheless equally intrigued with the stories and info on the later films of the series, which I think speaks to the quality of the show's craft. The inclusion of these outtakes also provides a showcase for a few actors who didn’t make it into 25 Years itself, like the initial movie’s Charles Cyphers and P.

Theres documentaries about the making of all the movies, loads of convention interviews with the cast and crew, tours around haddonfield, info on the halloween gathering that most of the dvd info comes from, merchandise, fans of the films and loads more.

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