Near the beginning, a radio show host is discussing the Michael Myers murders and someone calls in or something and says "I hear the government shot Michael into space to get rid of him" and the host says "Michael Myers in space? Ridiculous!" which is hilarious because this movie came out a year or two before Pinhead and the Leprechaun went to space.

The rest of the movie is the absolute worst stuff you can imagine. It's less boring than part 5 and there's a couple of okay kills, though. So, I guess it's not THE worst.

Most people seem to hate this one but I think it's pretty decent.

"Enough of this Michael Myers bullshit!"

I couldn't agree more.

I actually really like this sequel, and it's NOT just because of Paul Rudd.

Near the beginning, a radio show host is discussing the Michael Myers murders and someone calls in or something and says "I hear the government shot Michael into space to get rid of him" and the host says "Michael Myers in space? Ridiculous!" which is hilarious because this movie came out a year or two before Pinhead and the Leprechaun went to space.

The rest of the movie is the absolute worst stuff you can imagine. It's less boring than part 5 and there's a couple of okay kills, though. So, I guess it's not THE worst.

The fact that I was extremely drunk and still did not enjoy this movie makes me hate it even more.

Ritmo, buenas muertes, un Michael Myers más bestial que nunca,.. Es un gran comeback...! Y tiene a Paul Rudd!

En su contra están los motivos por los que volvemos a ver matar a Myers. A estas alturas no nos hacen falta pero raya un poco bastante el querer meter por medio una especie de secta del mal que lo quiere controlar. Casualmente, es una forma de conectar con la rebelde tercera parte (la que no tiene nada que ver con toda la saga) a través de los ritos paganos causantes del mito de Halloween.

El final es bastante simple y predecible.

Well.. that was weird. Also, what's up Paul Rudd :*

Most people seem to hate this one but I think it's pretty decent.

Halloween 6: The Curse Of Michael Myers is a jumbled mess of a movie. It tried to tie Michael Myers to an ancient Celtic cult using a mystic rune and a Man In Black and Paul Rudd and... daaaaah. It sucked. What hit the theater screens with a thud in 1995 was not the original vision of the writer and director. In fact, about 40 minutes of the theatrical cut consisted of material that was reshot after bad performances with test audiences. So, whatever became of the originally shot material? Well, you can watch it on YouTube in what is known as the Producer's Cut. Does this version make more sense? Is it better than the theatrical version? Lots of fans think so. They are dumb. It's not better, but it is interestingly different and worth checking out if you are a fan of the series or of slasher movies with confusing mystical nonsense in them.

This movie is interesting in a way, but more in how they tried to twist and bend the Halloween mythos and less in an ‘interesting to watch’ way. It has its bright moments, but overall it’s a pretty dull movie.
Are you used to an upbeat movie about teenagers having fun being interrupted by a killer? Well, there’s none of that here, since here it’s mostly just miserable people being put out of their misery.
The writer obviously tried to do something interesting with the series, but what we end up is the bleakest Halloween movie possible, with an irritatingly cliché cultism inserted, which offers the worst possible explanation of Michael’s source of evil power. If you’re trying to be this very straight-faced slasher, you shouldn’t bring up concepts as idiotic as semi-druid occultism.

"I knew what he was, but I never knew why."