Because it’s that time of year, it seems as good a time as any to give you my ranking of all 11 films in the Halloween franchise. Keep in mind, this is my personal ranking and it’s expected many people will disagree. With that said, let’s get started.
Filled with disturbing imagery and genuine horror, The Grudge mostly succeeds as a film. But it is weighed down by a convoluted timeline of events and rushed ending focused more on setting up a horror franchise than providing much closure.
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In a modern take on this classic story, A Star Is Born is one of the most heart-wrenching movies of the year, filled with beautiful set and sound design, chill-inducing musical numbers and Oscar-worthy performances.
Halloween manages to make the masked menace Michael Myers a terrifying force, while simultaneously reinventing the franchise that has been out theaters for almost a decade with brutal kills, genuine horror and quite a few laughs.
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With an all-too-familiar story and a feminist message that beats its audience over the head, there’s very little magic to found in this remake of Charmed.
Aside from a thrilling finale, Blair Witch follows a similar narrative structure to its predecessor without the added believability that contributed so heavily to the success of the original.
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