15 Least Scary Horror Movies Since 2000

15. Halloween: Resurrection

Mindboggling in its dopiness, sequel #7 at least starts as it means to go on €“ with credibility thrown to the wind. After explaining how Michael Myers survived being decapitated at the end of Halloween H20 (€œOhmigod, she killed the wrong person!€), the movie attempts to wring a few more nickels and dimes out of the rubes before collapsing into self-parody as only a down-and-out franchise can. You€™ll hear Donald Pleasance turn over in his grave when Busta Rhymes, as the jive-talkin€™ head of €œDangertainment€ (a webcast coming from inside the Myers house), kicks down a door with the zinger, €œTrick or treat, Motherf***er!€ But before that he gets to fight Michael with mixed martial arts and before that he becomes the first person to tell Myers to €œscoot, skedaddle, get the f**k outta Dodge€ and walk away. This time-waster may not have much else going for it, but at least it offers an opportunity to play Slasher Movie Bingo. If you€™ve never played this before, the €˜rules€™ are pretty straightforward. Each player writes down ten clichés (€œThe bodies have been removed€ €œNobody misses the first victim€ €œIt was a practical joke!€ etc) and the winner is the first person to tick off all the items on their list. He gets a can of Easy Cheese.
 
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Ian Watson is the author of 'Midnight Movie Madness', a 600+ page guide to "bad" movies from 'Reefer Madness' to 'Poultrygeist: Night of the Chicken Dead.'