Halloween 3
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The following is the tag-line that will be used for the scary film: "Witchcraft enters the computer age, and a different terror begins."
Halloween 3 left fanatics of Halloween and the second Halloween film chilly in 1982, since Myers isn't there.
Executive producers John Carpenter and Debra Hill hoped to kick out a type of anthology with Halloween 3: Season of the Witch, with a new Halloween movie released every year around Halloween presenting a different narrative. It was a great concept, and I wish they'd had more time to develop it. It was not to be.
A few days before Halloween, Dr. Daniel Challis (Tom Atkins) gets pulled into a strange mystery when an elderly patient who was brought to the hospital holding a Halloween mask is killed while still in his care.
In Santa Mira, the headquarters of the Silver Shamrock Company, the world's largest manufacturer of Halloween masks, Ellie, the deceased guy's daughter (Stacey Challis), joins Challis. Sales of Santa Mira masks have reached a record high thanks to the company's extensive advertising efforts (which included an unforgettable commercial jingle).
(As the Silver Shamrock plant, a milk factory was utilised.)
The youngsters have also been told to attend a special Halloween night show in their costumes by Dr. Challis and Ellie. It becomes out that Conal Cochran (Dan O'Herlihy), the CEO of Silver Shamrock, is hatching a scheme that might end in the deaths of hundreds of thousands, if not millions, of innocents.
Despite the fact that Halloween 3 is unrelated to Michael Myers or the first two films, it is still an enjoyable, if not enjoyable, film. Except for a few brief scenes, Halloween III: Season of the Witch view blog bears no resemblance to the first Halloween or its characters, Loomis, Strode, or Haddonfield.
Even though the movie isn't flawless, it does have some memorable moments, particularly when Cochran tests out his sneaky plan on Buddy Kupfer (Ralph Strait), a salesman who had a VIP tour of the plant because of the large number of masks he sold.
Buddy's son Little Buddy (Brad Schacter) puts on the Silver Shamrock mask and watches the show planned to run on Halloween night after being kept in a tiny room. Things got a little out of hand, and the subsequent carnage is something you'll never forget. It's also worth noting Conal Cochran's history lecture, in which he explains the genesis of Halloween.
No one would be surprised to learn that I am a huge admirer of the Halloween movies, particularly the sequels that recast Michael Myers in the role of a new victim (Halloween 5 and Halloween 4: The Return of Michael Myers). What would have occurred if Carpenter had followed through on their initial idea for the series?
The lack of enthusiasm for Halloween III: Season of the Witch isn't the fault of film watchers. A mistake was committed by omitting the number "3" (which made people think it was yet another sequel to the classic original).
Even though it is too late to change anything at this point, the fact that I loved Halloween III: Season of the Witch makes it a little bit harder for me to accept that John Carpenter and Debra Hill's idea was a staggering breakdown.
It was directed by Tommy Lee Wallace.
Dan O'Herlihy, Stacey Nelkin, and Tom Atkins are going to be the stars of the event.
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