Of course, we round off the five weeks of #MTOS (Movie Talk On Sunday) for October with a look at the Halloween franchise.
You know the score by now – join me on Twitter on Sunday 30th October at 8pm as the following questions fire out one every ten minutes. Answer along, and include #MTOS so others can follow the answers. No right or wrong answers – it is just personal opinions – and all are welcome to join.
Q1: Master of Horror John Carpenter gave us Halloween in 1978. Is it your favourite of his films, or does something else make the cut? #MTOS
Q2: What are your top three Halloween films? #MTOS
Q3: Are you a fan of the standalone nature of Season Of The Witch? Would you like to see more standalone anthology entries into the series? #MTOS
Q4: Halloween 4 to 6 added the Cult Of Thorn to the mix. Are you a fan of these 3 entries? Did they bring something good, or bad to the ongoing story? #MTOS
Q5: Director Steve Miner reinvigorated the series with H20. He had already cut his teeth on a variety of films. Any of his other work you recommend we check out? #MTOS
Q6: Rob Zombie brought some of his own style to the series with his two entries, Halloween (2007) and Halloween II (2009). But are they any good? #MTOS
Q7: The more recent trilogy by David Gordon Green have gotten a mixed reception. But are they worthy entries into the series, or are you hoping for another complete reboot to wipe them out of the timeline? #MTOS
Q8: We kind of skirted past Resurrection there, didn’t we? Generally hated by all, but is it as bad as reputation suggests? What works and what doesn’t in it? #MTOS
Q9: Any favourite kills over the series? Anything that stands out? #MTOS
Q10: Finally, should the story of Michael be finally laid to rest now that “Ends” has come and gone? What should the future of the franchise be, and is there anything left to explore? #MTOS
