Halloween H20, John Carpenter (1998)
Box Office
Budget:
$17,000,000 (estimated)
Opening Weekend:
$16,187,724 (USA) (9 August 1998) (2607 Screens)
Gross:
$55,041,738 (USA)
Distributors
- Dimension Films (1998) (USA) (theatrical)
- Again starts with jolly music of a female singing, non diegetic music.
- Someone stabs a pumpkin signifying a murder or a killing, that something like that will happen later on in the film later on.
- extreme long shot again panning the location
- then again exposition telling the viewer the location and the date and year.
- music stops when there is a close up on the woman's face, showing emotion on the womans face like somethings wrong.
- it then follows the character with slight background music, it then stops and cuts to a youth with a mask on similar to the of Michael's mask, which is then a false scare and a signifier that Michael is back
- The music starts again when the boy enters the house, a close up of the emotion on his face showing he is scared, and a shot from inside the building when he opens the door.
- music gets louder and louder the further that he gets in the house, intensity builds.
- camera following the boy round the house showing that stuff just isn't right.
- A false scare again when the iron falls out of the cupboard.
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