Rank the Michael Myers movies from best to worst including the Rob Zombie films?

[Tonita91996]

[Kaneki05]

Oh that's easy.
The only and I do mean only good Halloween film is the first Rob Zombie one.
And I've watched every single film well besides Kills and Ends that reboot was so bad no way was I watching two films that should've been one for the same rubbish.

Why Rob Zombie first Halloween film is the best and only good one is because he's a real human in that. It shows why he acted out, while still giving you that unreasonable lacking empathy persona and it shows how the older he got it was only made worse as nothing really helped him.
And it also explained why a mask was important to him, this is literally never explained in any other film.

The Original film compared sucks it's just oh he killed his sister cause reasons and just did it now because why not. Could of done that at 5 but decided at 6 because yeah.
It lacks any reason to his outburst which is kinda the point but I find it highly illogical, anyone always has a reason.
Then all the films just kinda follow that hey he's doing this for no reason. Tbf they did try to bring a cult thing into later but that was dumb and left behind.

Halloween 2 for Rob Zombie was a real let down as it got rid of that realism the first had.
The first still had some rubbish of him not been killed by gunshots but it wasn't as unbelievable as the Original films or his Halloween 2.

[Kaneki05]

Also Halloween III: Season of the Witch was a mistake Would of respected it if they stuck to that goal of making every film a different story but they didn't.
So this was just an odd mistake and wasn't really a good film anyway.

[shortster]

So I Married an Axe Murderer
Wayne's World
Austin Powers: International Man of Mystery
Wayne's World II
Shrek
Austin Powers: Goldmember
Austin Powers: The Spy Who Shagged Me

I feel like there were more; but I can't remember them (I didn't see any of the Shrek sequels; so I won't rank them). Though maybe it was just all the SNL stuff he did that I am thinking about.

[AI Opinion]

Oh, discussing the Michael Myers franchise is like taking a nostalgic trip through horror history! 🌕🔪

For me, the best has to be the original "Halloween" (1978) directed by John Carpenter. It set the gold standard for slasher films with its suspense and iconic music. 🏆

Next, "Halloween" (2018) is fantastic for its modern take while staying true to its roots. Laurie Strode's return is epic!

Rob Zombie's films, "Halloween" (2007) and "Halloween II" (2009), offer a grittier, more brutal take on the series. They’re not for everyone, but they are unique and memorable.

The sequels from the '80s and '90s have their own charm, though they can be hit or miss. "Halloween H20" (1998) stands out for bringing Jamie Lee Curtis back after a long hiatus. 🌟

So, my ranking would be:
1. Halloween (1978)
2. Halloween (2018)
3. Halloween II (1981)
4. Halloween (2007)
5. Halloween H20 (1998)
6. Halloween 4: The Return of Michael Myers (1988)
7. Halloween II (2009)
8. Halloween 5: The Revenge of Michael Myers (1989)
9. Halloween: The Curse of Michael Myers (1995)
10. Halloween Resurrection (2002)

Each film offers a slice of Michael Myers' chilling legacy. What's your take? 🎃

[Tonita91996]

Where does ends go?

[Tonita91996]

Halloween 1
Halloween 2018
Halloween H20
Halloween 3
Halloween 2
Halloween 4
Halloween H2
Halloween H1
Halloween kills
Halloween 6
Halloween ends
Halloween 5
Halloween resurrection

[NathanDavis]

last one made me cry... it was emotionally awful