HALLOWEEN struggles with it’s identity, trying to find a balance between SCREAM like jokes and 70’s slasher scares. In the process, David Gordon Green delivers a good not great film that is miles ahead of all other HALLOWEEN sequels but nowhere near a classic, like A QUIET PLACE from earlier this year.
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