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 Sigh. Michael Myers just doesn't know when to quit, kind of like that other fellow Jason Voorhees. Like its immediate precedessor, "Halloween 5" has Michael Myers going after his little niece; however, this time, the niece has somehow acquired some psychic powers after her traumatizing experience in "Halloween 4: The Return of Michael Myers". While the idea of having a killer stalk a little girl has merit for a horror movie, there are a number of things that mar the whole viewing experience, such as stupid teenagers and inept policemen. Also, when Myers finally catches his niece, he does something completely anticlimatic: he lets her go. Is this intended to be a big surprise? Or is this because they would have something left to make "Halloween 6"? Furthermore, where is the revenge promised by the title? Myers is just killing people at random while hunting for the niece, which is exactly what he did in "Halloween 4". Overall, "Halloween 5: The |
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