| Halloween
				(1979), 
				Director: John Carpenter, rated R for language, violence, 
				gore 
						The Night HE Came Home! 
				
		  Starring: Donald 
				Pleasence, Jamie Lee Curtis, Nick Castle, P. J. Soles, Nancy Loomis, Tony 
				Moran, Nancy Keyes, Brian Andrews, Charles Cyphers, Kyle 
Richards 
				DML Rating: 
				★★★★★★★★★★ 
				- perfect 
				"I spent eight years trying 
				to reach him, and then another seven trying to keep him locked 
				up for I realized what was living behind that boy's eyes was 
				purely and simply... evil." – Dr. Sam Loomis Why watch this?
				It's the scariest film I have ever seen.  
						 
				Plot Summary: 
				Welcome to Haddonfield, Illinois. A few years back a young boy, 
				Michael, killed his teenage sister on Halloween night. He was 
				sent away. Fifteen years later, Michael escapes and returns to 
				his hometown. Hot on his trail is Dr. Samuel Loomis, a 
				psychiatrist who has studied Michael Myers all his life. The 
				doctor knows that Michael is mentally beyond reach, and he will 
				leave a lot of bodies in his wake. 
						 Dad's Preview: 
				In 1979, I was always looking for a way to get a date to dig 
				her hands into my arm. 
				Horror movies were ideal for that purpose. This film, holy crap, 
						it made previous "scary" movies seem like a Disney 
						flick. This journey into terror, may be the 
				scariest film ever made. After Halloween, the term "slasher 
				film" became a thing, even its own horror genre. For all the 
						jumps and murders, there is very little blood on screen. 
						When we see Michael Myers, 
				in that freakin' white mask, it still sends chills up our spines! 
						Luckily, Jamie Lee Curtis was there to survive, and go 
						on to star in several of the many sequels to follow. 
						 Compass 
						Int'l Pictures, Falcon Int'l Productions; Aquarius 
						Releasing
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