Halloween II

Movie Summary

Released: 1981
It is still Halloween, 1978, and Michael Myers is on the loose after escaping certain death at Dr. Loomis' hands. By now, the entire sheriff's department is hunting for him, and Laurie Strode - his intended victim - has been taken to Haddonfield Hospital to be treated for wounds inflicted by Michael. Only Loomis & Sheriff Brackett- whose daughter had been murdered by Myers - seem aware of Myers' presence in the town, and a young man unknowingly alerts Myers to Laurie's location. When Myers reaches the hospital he eliminates virtually the entire staff in his pursuit. Meanwhile, Marion Chambers - who had been assisting Loomis during the planned pickup of Myers for his trial - meets up with Loomis to advise him that Myers is after Laurie for 1 reason: she is his sister - born 2 years before he was committed. Loomis is forced to overpower the U.S. Marshal who was to return him to Smith's Grove, and head for Haddonfield Hospital to stop Myers' blood spree. But are they too late?

Possibly the BEST sequel ever made---it does not take away from the original, it just adds to the story.

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InuLuver12Posted: 10/08/2007

Hallowen was a very long series I remember watching it with my family ALL THE TIME!

Phantasmagoria_3DPosted: 02/14/2008

Originally, the Michael Myers story was supposed to end with this movie. John Carpenter and Debra Hill wanted to make the rest of the movies into an anthology of different horror stories, which is where "Halloween III: Season of the Witch" comes into play. But fans wanted more of Michael Myers, thus causing the third entry to flop and the remaining sequels to return to the roots of the original story.

sailor_moon_girlPosted: 03/30/2008

never got tired of the gore of halloween

JArnold87Posted: 07/21/2008

hey, if you look real hard dana carvey is in this film. he's got his back to the camera, wearing a baseball cap, a vest and a news reporter talks to him asking him to get some information.

ZakkZombiePosted: 08/23/2008

I love these movies...obviously.

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