‘Halloween Kills’ is bold.  It isn’t safe. It isn’t expected. While ‘Halloween’ (2018) took the cherished characters and the overall zeitgeist of the ‘Halloween’ fandom and treated them with revelry, the newest entry from the same creators took a sharp turn into the thematic underbrush that no ‘Halloween’ fan, or no slasher fan, could expect.  And there is backlash. Oh my, is there backlash. And it is understandable. ‘Halloween Kills’ tries to do so much, to venture so far into … Continue reading REVIEW: ‘Halloween Kills’ What Came Before