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I'm a huge fan of EC Comics and I never drew that parallel before but that's pretty accurate. While none of the EC books would have been as violent as HIII, the really savage idea of a guy wiping out millions of children and the just-miss-stopping-it-from-happening ending would have been right...

I always thought it was the same area or relatively close but it looks like the majority of The Fog was shot at Point Reyes, CA (kinda near San Francisco) and Halloween III was shot near Loleta, CA which is closer to the top of the state.

It's a close call in my mind. 5 at least has some characters that you like and it is a better movie but a lot of Resurrection ends up being inadvertently funny so I'd see an argument that Resurrection has more entertainment value than 5.

You don't want to know how many times I've seen or, god help me, bought Halloween 5 then. To each their own but while Halloween III is not perfect, its cinematography and score are so clearly better than any of the movies that followed it in the original series that those elements alone...

I understand what you're saying but I think if I saw that trailer in 1982, I'd have just wondered why it didn't show Michael Myers getting ready to stab people and not that it was a different story. Then or now, calling it Halloween automatically creates the expectation of Michael Myers. I think...

Based on the 'test' on the family seen in the movie, it seems like Cochran would also kill many or all of the people in the same location as any masked kids too so I think he'd wipe out a huge part of the population of the west coast. He really should have considered playing the commercial...

Who could find this annoying? :)

Yeah, Halloween III looks great. When I was in high school, me and a few friends had rented pretty much every tape in the horror section at our video store so rented Halloween III and we discovered that we all liked it despite the lack of Michael Myers. By that time, I had Criterion's laserdisc...

Rendering the movie to not even exist in the world of Michael Myers. Despite its flaws, I love the movie (especially the score) and I'm glad that horror fans have started embracing it over the last decade.