Maybe it’s the time of the season, but lately I’ve been popping in H4/H5 back to back. I keep loving H5 more and more.
Over the past couple years on various boards, I’ve found myself getting shat upon and having to defend my beloved H5 to the end. I know and understand that everyone does not like the film, but I still have always felt that it didn’t get enough credit as it deserved. So here’s to H5 and the things that make it great.
Feel free to say what you enjoyed about the movie as well as posting your H5 mask era pics.
H5 favorite highlights:
-Amazing score by Alan Howarth.
-One of the best opening title sequences with the whole pumpkin slashing. Gosh it sounds so bad ass cranked on my home theater system. Sends chills down my spine every time…
-Amazing opening sequence when the shape arises/Jamie’s episode at the children’s clinic.
-Tina. Yes I know some people found her annoying or it may have taken us awhile to warm up to her character, but her role wasn’t written to exactly be a punctual figure of importance like Rachel was in H4. She was just the fun-loving party girl. I think we all have a little “Tina” in us. At least I know I do!
-The wannabe greaser asshole boyfriend getting the pitchfork.
-Dr. Loomis’s intensity about “stopping the rage”. I found it very passionate.
-B…B…Billy!
-“I just LOVE barbaric men.”
-“Big… cookie… woman!”
-The laundry chute scene. I feel it portrays it’s own intensity just like the roof top chase scene in H4 did.
-The soap operatic feel to the attic scene with the slight emotion from the shape. The whole “Uncle?” thing. Also the amazing acting presence that Danielle had. The sheer pain and fear when she had realized Rachel was dead and Michael was making his way up the attic stairs.
-Crying “no” at the end. Not as intense at the H4 ending obviously, but it did leave you hanging in question of what would come next.
If I think of anymore I personally enjoyed I’ll post them.