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Cast

Danielle Harris
as Jamie Lloyd

Donald Pleasence
as Dr. Loomis

Wendy Kaplan
as Tina

Ellie Cornell
as Rachel

Don Shanks
as Michael Myers

Beau Starr
as Meeker

Harper Roisman
as Mountain Man

Karen Alston
as Stepmother

Betty Carvalho
as Nurse Patsey

Max Robinson
as Dr. Hart

Jeffrey Landman
as Billy

Frank Como
as Deputy Nick

David Ursin
as Deputy Tom

Tamara Glynn
as Samantha

Stanton Davis
as Young Policeman

Jonathan Chapin
as Mike

Jack North
as Gardener

Matthew Walker
as Spitz

Russ McGinn
as The Announcer

Jon Richard Platten
as Cop

Steven Anderson
as Cop

Tom Jacobsen
as Cop

Jay Bernard
as Tall Policeman

Angela Montoya
as Little Girl

Patrick White
as Mole Man

Troy Evans
as Charlie

Fenton Quinn Jr.
as Eddy

Frank Kanig
as Trooper

DonRe Sampson
as Trooper

John Gilbert
as Fat Sniper

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Audience Reviews for Halloween 5: The Revenge of Michael Myers

• Feb 16, 2016

  Halloween 5 picks up where the last film leaves off. Oh, but it doesn't make much sense at all. Let me count the ways. Michael Myers falls into a river and winds up in the care of an old man who lives in the cabin out in the middle of nowhere. Think he might be blind. In any case, the film is clearly channeling one part of the story of Frankenstein. Frankenstein's monster was raised by a blind man in the woods at one point who took care of him. But what happens between Michael Myers and this man in the woods is inexplicable. The man apparently raises him for one year, and we just know that because of a title card. Then Myers just up and kills him after the year is up, for no reason. Oh, and at the end of the film, Myers gets a rescue--from You Know Who. You know who? I don't. Even with the sequel it doesn't make much sense.
  Billie P Super Reviewer
• Mar 12, 2015

  It's always neat when a slasher movie keeps a protagonist from its previous entry in the franchise for more than just an opening sequence. Maybe because it doesn't happen very often. Halloween 5 does have that going for it, as well as the standard "Invincible dude stabs some folk for your enjoyment" to a certain degree, and that's great, but beyond this there's not a whole lot good about The Revenge of Michael Myers. It did teach me some very incorrect things about the letter þ though, so I mean... There's that...
  

  Gimly M Super Reviewer
• Oct 25, 2013

  Hell might not have taken Michael Myers, but Halloween 5 did. In this installment Dr. Loomis realizes that Jamie has a psychic connection with Michael Myers, and uses it to hunt him down when Myers returns for another Halloween night massacre. The plot is extremely contrived, and the acting is exceptionally poor. However, the fast pacing keeps the film moving and gives it some energy. Additionally, the action sequences are intense and exciting. In all the craziness that is Halloween 5, there's an entertaining horror thriller that's a bit of fun.
  Dann M Super Reviewer
• Dec 10, 2012

  So-so fourth sequel. Jamie is unable to speak after her last encounter with Michael Myers and is in hospital. Obviously it isnt long before Myers is back and is after her, who is Myers niece, and everyone around her. A decent performance from future horror favourite Danielle Harris, this is probably for fans of the series only as its kinda predictable but fans of the Halloween franchise and old school horror will find plenty to enjoy here.
  Adam M Super Reviewer

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