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Cash Grab For Echo Bridge 0
AVOID THIS RELEASE! 0
“H20” and its fans gets the middle finger from Echo Bridge with this ultra-lazy Blu-Ray cash-in Certainly, after watching “Halloween: The Curse of Michael Myers”, I had little interest in ever seeing Michael Myers again, who over the course of six films had transformed from a mysteriously eerie serial killer into a monolithic, robotic Druid(!) henchman. Amazingly, the next film in the franchise would redeem the “Halloween” name, a rarity for a sequel so late in the series. In fact, “Halloween H20” is probably the best sequel in the Halloween series (I confess to having a soft spot for “Halloween 2”, but I freely admit that the film is problematic). Simply put, “H20” is the sequel fans had been waiting many years to see… even if some (like me) didn’t know it.The decision was made for “H20” to ignore the last series of sequels and act as a direct sequel to “Halloween II”; it was a wise decision, freeing the series from the various inane story lines and C-List characters that accumulatively dragged down the series over the years. Pleasingly, “H20” manages to both…