It is the essence of evil. The anchor that divides us. It is the terror that grows stronger when we try to hide.
You can not close your eyes and pretend he isn't there.
Because he is.
Director: David Gordon Green
Writers: John Carpenter, Debra Hill, Scott Teems
Stars: Jamie Lee Curtis, Judy Greer, Andi Matichak, Will Paton
The saga of Michael Myers and Laurie Strode continues in the next thrilling chapter of the Halloween series.
Okay I am just gonna copy what I saw posted in an online review.
warning, hints of spoliers but nothing unexpected since it is a horror movie.
Rated R for strong bloody violence throughout, grisly images, language and some drug use.
C/P
Sex & Nudity
-Near the beginning, there's a woman wearing a blouse that shows some cleavage.
-A character sees a fully nude male body lying in a morgue. The nudity though takes about a split second, and can be seen from the side at a slight distance but pretty unnoticeable.
-Nothing too bad for people under 18, they should be able to handle it, especially in the theater since they can't pause to look at the most inappropriate parts.
Violence & Gore
-People are stabbed, slashed, and impaled with a variety of objects ranging from light tubes and broken glass to axes and knives.
-It is far more bloodier and brutal than Halloween (2018) the death scenes are intense and contain lots of blood and gore in detail. But it is not nearly as brutal or bloody as Rob Zombies remakes Halloween (2007) and Halloween II (2009).
-Scenes of violence include slashing, stabbing, shooting, eye gouging, choking, and repeated heavy blows with various weapons. Violence frequently results in gory injuries being sustained. In one scene, a man jumps from the window ledge of a tall building and is subsequently seen on the ground in a pool of blood and viscera, with limbs detached.
-Multiple firefighters are killed one after another (some blood is shown but from angles).
-Children are bullied at school.
-A knife is stabbed into a man's eye. It takes a few seconds for him to succumb.
-A prolonged sequence near the end has a man's head smashed through a railing and then thrown up and down onto the broken parts while another character watches and we see their reaction. There is loud screaming and gargling and this sequence is extremely disturbing, although not very graphic or bloody.
-There is a sequence where a man gets stabbed in the armpit with lots of blood. The man is promptly thrown to the ground and then picked up and has his eyes gouged out with fingers and you see the eyeball pop out and there's lots of blood. The body is later seen afterward in full detail.
-Someone is shot in the neck. A lot of blood is shown.
-Fireman scene not nearly as bloody or graphic as described. Only a few on screen murders with little to no close up shown. However some of it still is fairly graphic, but it's nothing compared to some of this other movie's moments.
-A man is mistaken for Michael Myers and is chased by people trying to kill him and he is trapped between two doors and a window he decides to commit suicide by jumping off the window the actual splatter isn't shown but the body is shown briefly
-A fire fighter falls through a broken floor in the burning house he is then brutally beaten with a metal object you can see the bashing occur for a few seconds on screen before he gets bashed one last time which causes a slice in his face with blood splattering out (you can see his bloody disfigured face for a few seconds)
-A man is strangled with a rope, blood pours from his neck and is then accidentally shot
Firefighters are attacked with a pickaxe and violently smashed in the face, head and body, one has a buzz saw shoved into his body, and blood splatters out.
-A man's head smashed against a window, he's pulled inwards, dragged with blood on the floor in the form of a large puddle. He is then stabbed with multiple knives in the body while lying dead on a table
-A woman has a fluorescent light tube shoved into her neck and pushed against the wall. She then bleeds to death and dies slowly
-A man is stabbed, his eyes are then are gouged out
-A man is shown dead, he has a knife shoved into his neck
-The aftermath of violence is shown, including dead police officers, dead firefighters, and a man's head that has been caved in with a foot stomp
-A young man is smashed into a house railing, his body is then violently thrusted around within the railing and his head is then turned 180 degrees and snapped.
-An elderly woman is shown dead hanging from a tree, with a Halloween mask bleeding
-A dead couple are shown with masks on their faces on a kids playground
-A police officer brutally attacked with a stab wound is alive, we see blood pouring out of his neck.
-Michael is shown holding a bloody knife many times.
-A woman is stabbed multiple times inside Michael's home.
-A woman is hit with a car door and accidentally shoots herself in the head.
Profanity
-32 uses of "f-bomb", 23 uses of "chit" and frequent mild use of terms of deity.
-At least 6/7 uses of religious profanity.
Alcohol, Drugs & Smoking
-Character smokes weed and asks others if they'd like a hit.
-A character shares a story about how he bought peyote from another character. He then describes a bad trip that the other character experienced that involved him taking off his clothes and freaking out.
-There is a scene that takes place at a bar and many characters are seen drinking.
Frightening & Intense Scenes
-Many disturbing scenes of terror and violence. Not recommend for those who can't stomach lots of violence and gore.
-The movie contains some scenes that are going to be frightening to some audiences mainly because of the way people are murdered and found if you don't like blood and gore this movie could be quite frightening and disturbing and maybe not for you.
-This movie isn't too scary, especially when compared to the previous one, but is way more graphic.
end c/p -- imdb.com
You can not close your eyes and pretend he isn't there.
Because he is.
Director: David Gordon Green
Writers: John Carpenter, Debra Hill, Scott Teems
Stars: Jamie Lee Curtis, Judy Greer, Andi Matichak, Will Paton
The saga of Michael Myers and Laurie Strode continues in the next thrilling chapter of the Halloween series.
Okay I am just gonna copy what I saw posted in an online review.
warning, hints of spoliers but nothing unexpected since it is a horror movie.
Rated R for strong bloody violence throughout, grisly images, language and some drug use.
C/P
Sex & Nudity
-Near the beginning, there's a woman wearing a blouse that shows some cleavage.
-A character sees a fully nude male body lying in a morgue. The nudity though takes about a split second, and can be seen from the side at a slight distance but pretty unnoticeable.
-Nothing too bad for people under 18, they should be able to handle it, especially in the theater since they can't pause to look at the most inappropriate parts.
Violence & Gore
-People are stabbed, slashed, and impaled with a variety of objects ranging from light tubes and broken glass to axes and knives.
-It is far more bloodier and brutal than Halloween (2018) the death scenes are intense and contain lots of blood and gore in detail. But it is not nearly as brutal or bloody as Rob Zombies remakes Halloween (2007) and Halloween II (2009).
-Scenes of violence include slashing, stabbing, shooting, eye gouging, choking, and repeated heavy blows with various weapons. Violence frequently results in gory injuries being sustained. In one scene, a man jumps from the window ledge of a tall building and is subsequently seen on the ground in a pool of blood and viscera, with limbs detached.
-Multiple firefighters are killed one after another (some blood is shown but from angles).
-Children are bullied at school.
-A knife is stabbed into a man's eye. It takes a few seconds for him to succumb.
-A prolonged sequence near the end has a man's head smashed through a railing and then thrown up and down onto the broken parts while another character watches and we see their reaction. There is loud screaming and gargling and this sequence is extremely disturbing, although not very graphic or bloody.
-There is a sequence where a man gets stabbed in the armpit with lots of blood. The man is promptly thrown to the ground and then picked up and has his eyes gouged out with fingers and you see the eyeball pop out and there's lots of blood. The body is later seen afterward in full detail.
-Someone is shot in the neck. A lot of blood is shown.
-Fireman scene not nearly as bloody or graphic as described. Only a few on screen murders with little to no close up shown. However some of it still is fairly graphic, but it's nothing compared to some of this other movie's moments.
-A man is mistaken for Michael Myers and is chased by people trying to kill him and he is trapped between two doors and a window he decides to commit suicide by jumping off the window the actual splatter isn't shown but the body is shown briefly
-A fire fighter falls through a broken floor in the burning house he is then brutally beaten with a metal object you can see the bashing occur for a few seconds on screen before he gets bashed one last time which causes a slice in his face with blood splattering out (you can see his bloody disfigured face for a few seconds)
-A man is strangled with a rope, blood pours from his neck and is then accidentally shot
Firefighters are attacked with a pickaxe and violently smashed in the face, head and body, one has a buzz saw shoved into his body, and blood splatters out.
-A man's head smashed against a window, he's pulled inwards, dragged with blood on the floor in the form of a large puddle. He is then stabbed with multiple knives in the body while lying dead on a table
-A woman has a fluorescent light tube shoved into her neck and pushed against the wall. She then bleeds to death and dies slowly
-A man is stabbed, his eyes are then are gouged out
-A man is shown dead, he has a knife shoved into his neck
-The aftermath of violence is shown, including dead police officers, dead firefighters, and a man's head that has been caved in with a foot stomp
-A young man is smashed into a house railing, his body is then violently thrusted around within the railing and his head is then turned 180 degrees and snapped.
-An elderly woman is shown dead hanging from a tree, with a Halloween mask bleeding
-A dead couple are shown with masks on their faces on a kids playground
-A police officer brutally attacked with a stab wound is alive, we see blood pouring out of his neck.
-Michael is shown holding a bloody knife many times.
-A woman is stabbed multiple times inside Michael's home.
-A woman is hit with a car door and accidentally shoots herself in the head.
Profanity
-32 uses of "f-bomb", 23 uses of "chit" and frequent mild use of terms of deity.
-At least 6/7 uses of religious profanity.
Alcohol, Drugs & Smoking
-Character smokes weed and asks others if they'd like a hit.
-A character shares a story about how he bought peyote from another character. He then describes a bad trip that the other character experienced that involved him taking off his clothes and freaking out.
-There is a scene that takes place at a bar and many characters are seen drinking.
Frightening & Intense Scenes
-Many disturbing scenes of terror and violence. Not recommend for those who can't stomach lots of violence and gore.
-The movie contains some scenes that are going to be frightening to some audiences mainly because of the way people are murdered and found if you don't like blood and gore this movie could be quite frightening and disturbing and maybe not for you.
-This movie isn't too scary, especially when compared to the previous one, but is way more graphic.
end c/p -- imdb.com
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