I see this movie on a ton of lists of worst horror films, and each time I feel some surprise. I am huge fan of the Halloween Franchise; although, I confess I have not seen “Halloween 3: Season of the Witch” because that film doesn't count. The first Halloween film is a chilling masterwork, which the creative genius, John Carpenter, used to reveal the serial killer, Michael Myers, into a legend for film historians to gorge and one of the best musical themes ever written. Five movies later, I was still in love with the franchise, but “Halloween 5: The Revenge of Michael Myers” has some special qualities, which stand out so much to me, and according to the low reviews, I am the exception. I confess, I was not crazy about the beginning of this one. I thought this film begins with a somewhat unrealistic touch, which is even a little much for this semi-supernatural horror. The film starts rolling slowly, but soon after it evolves into the single strongest quality: The Performance of Dani