Halloween Kills is a ridiculous and bloody fun mess of a sequel.

A flawed reboot that despite some genuinely great moments and a terrific third act isn't quite the return to form it was made it out to be.

Revisiting Rob Zombie's highly flawed but incredibly interesting 2007 remake.

Halloween: Resurrection is a colossal failure on nearly every level that provides extreme entertainment regardless.

Fast and energetic yet refreshingly simple and straightforward, Halloween H20 is a breath of fresh air for the franchise.

An overstuffed, overwrought and disappointing conclusion to a once promising trilogy.

Bland, unfocused and redundant, Halloween 5 is the worst Halloween yet.

Halloween 4 is an ultimately unnecessary but surprisingly fresh entry in the franchise.

A fun, campy and fascinating look into a franchise that could have been.

Looking back on the seminal classic's bloody successor.

Looking back at the seminal classic.

A cynical, boring cash grab that loses all of the charm of the franchise while clumsily mishandling too many heavy themes.

A fresh, frightening and brilliant love letter to the franchise that takes a moment to consider the impact and role of horror on culture.

A rather insubstantial but satisfyingly entertaining horror action spectacle.

A gigantic trainwreck of a finale with a nonsense plot and some of the most obnoxious comedy of the series.

A clumsy, nonsensical and overall boring sequel with some minor highlights that don't do much to improve the film.

A look back at Wes Craven's 1984 dream slasher classic.