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This movie did everything a Halloween fan could ask for. We got the Michael we wanted and deserved. Perhaps coolest of all, we got an amazing movie that managed to be its own but to give us hardcore fans about a dozen winks throughout eluding to previous Halloweens (even the criminally underrated 4th and 5th). It was smooth in that it was so subtle. The newbies were oblivious. The only thing missing was throwing in a reference to the Rob Zombie films. Maybe a white Zombie song coming on the radio and a character immediately changing the station :)

Sharon Tate, to my younger generation, is a footnote to her own murder. Sharon Tate: Hollywood's starlet..Charles Manson's victim...Roman Polanski's wife. Sadly, to us 20 somethings, she is a faceless victim. A famous actress murdered by what would go on to become the infamous Manson cult. How surreal that must have been. This movie doesn't make light of her death. She isnt portrayed as crazy. The film simple uses her own words of eerie premonitions of a premature death, to create a means for a story. This movie creates an alternate reality that gives Sharon the power to rewrite her fate. In the end, however, there is no alternate reality. There is no escaping the inescapable. This movie was tragically beautiful.

I saw an ad for this movie on a horror site. Came to IMDb and saw that it had a 6.5 rating on here. Reviews say how amazing it is. I watched it. It was awful. I assumed I was just trolled by fake reviews. I was. If you look at the positive member reviews, click on the name of the person who posted it. This is the one and only movie those "members" ever reviewed. Didn't even attempt to cover their tracks by throwing in some other random reviews. Nope, just the one.

The people behind this movie are trolls and their movie is awful. In fairness, it's my own fault for not doing making sure the reviews were legit. Lesson learned.