Halloween Aftermath

The mask and some of the shot angles are this film's only saving grace. I thought Halloween Ends was bad, this one is even worse. There is no plot and the romance arch was painful to watch. Over 2 hours for a fan film, way and I mean way too long. Cut some of the useless dialogue out. The mask is my favorite part, very true to this last trilogy, but everything else was a hot mess.

This is without a doubt the best Halloween, Michael Myers fan film I have ever seen. It drags a tad the first half, but once this thing picks up, it is absolutely unbelievable. Quite frankly, it is literally better than some of the official Halloween franchise movies. The guy that played Michael Myers was terrifying and the kills were top notch. Both the director and writer should be very proud.

Even though this is a full length fan film, I actually enjoyed it.

Most of the actors were decent and the story was ok, It was definitely made well for a fan film.

Yes there were definitely alot of Home and Away drama scenes in it, which I hated, but the Michael Myers scenes were well done.

I enjoyed this more than Halloween Ends which was an absolute crap fest.

Halloween Aftermath is definitely worth watching if you are a Michael Myers fan.

I saw advertisement on YouTube decided I wanted to check it out being a Halloween fan since I was a kid. The fact that the story had continuation from previous movies was an outstanding touch!

I thought it was pretty great, the actor who plays Michael did a fantastic job! Loved all the references to old school Halloween movies and others like house of 1000 corpses, great soundtrack and having Micheal's symbol in the stars blew me away! Keep it up man!

Halloween Aftermath is the perfect way to keep the spooky franchise alive. It captures that unique blend of eerie atmosphere and thrilling fun that makes Halloween so unforgettable. The production feels both chilling and deeply creative, offering moments of suspense balanced with humor and heart.

What really stands out is how Halloween Aftermath doesn't just rely on cheap scares - it builds an immersive experience. The visuals are striking, the pacing keeps you hooked, and there's an underlying message about facing fears and finding strength even in the dark. It's a refreshing reminder that Halloween isn't just about frights; it's about transformation, community and support.