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Halloween: H2O
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Directed By
Steve Miner

Written By:
Debra Hill, John Carpenter

Cast:
Jamie Lee Curtis, Adam Arkin, Josh Hartnett, Michelle Williams, Adam Hann-Byrd, Jodi Lyn O'Keefe, Janet Leigh, L.L. Cool J., Joseph Gordon-Levitt, Nancy Stephens, Branden Williams, Beau Billingslea, Matt Winston, Chris Durand, Chris Durand, Larisa Miller, Emmalee Thompson

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Halloween: H2O (1998)
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Movie Review by David
September 14th, 2007

I actually liked this movie, and it is way better than the other sequels in the "Halloween" sequels. Jamie Lee Curtis does a great job as Laurie Strode, but her performance is not as memorable as her trademark role in the original film, but it does come close.

A real downfall to this movie is Michael Myers, this time played by Chris Durand. He doesn't come as close to the original Myers as well, and scary as Nick Castle in the original, but he is probably better than the other Michael Myers' in the series.

But what makes up for this film is the supporting cast, and the music score.
Just try to avoid part 6, because it's really horrible.

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