Halloween (Collector's Edition)

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Starring: Jamie Lee Curtis , Judy Greer , Andi Matichak , Will Patton , Haluk Bilginer , Virginia Gardner

The Sound of Fear (2160p, SDR, 3:19): Using Carpenter's original score as the foundation for this film's new music. that propels him to stalk Laurie Strode, the people closest to her, and those who stand in his way.started decades ago. It's not a physical condition that drives the character but rather a mental disfigurement The Legacy of Halloween (2160p, SDR, 4:24): Jamie Lee Curtis, John Carpenter, David Gordon Green, and Jason Blum sit down greater depth. The UHD solidifies the colors a good bit, and the Blu-ray's color palette almost looks dull and unhealthy in comparison. Noise

Halloween (2018) ignores everything that has come before, to be a standalone sequel to the 1978 original film. Michael Myers once again escapes to wreak havoc on Haddonfield, killing indiscriminately until he encounters Laurie Strode, where a final showdown sees these two adversaries square off one last time. The film reinvents Michael as a deranged and brutal killer, while Laurie’s quest for revenge has driven away her family and her sanity. A cleverly put together film with plenty of references to the original, awesome music with only a couple of missteps that can be forgiven in the grand scheme of things. For more about Halloween 4K and the Halloween 4K Blu-ray release, see Halloween 4K Blu-ray Review published by Martin Liebman on December 28, 2018 where this Blu-ray release scored 3.5 out of 5. the film, the masked killer, and the franchise into an entirely new direction. Unfortunately the opportunity to run with it is snuffed out in a release. The franchise, of course, has its roots in film and, until now, every picture in the franchise had been shot on film, least resistance through its now forty-year history with various stabs at creativity but largely selling audiences on a name and an expressionlessoriginal film. The piece moves on to cover character details, Green's direction and love for the original, crafting death scenes, and more. The WGC and HDR are an improvement over the Blu-ray, though, with a far richer yet more natural pallet; so that lawns and bushes are a denser green, the oranges of the pumpkins are brighter, the candles within burning hotter. The blues and reds of the streets or the police lights are far more intense while flesh tones are keen and natural. Halloween is a good movie that is a little too reliant on genre structure and paying its respects to the original. It's also more risk-averse than