This movie is the scariest i have ever scene. It is a little inopropiate but it isn't that bad. There is not much blood or gore. No cusing. And Laurie Strode is a great role model for the most part

The original John Carpenter directed 1978 slasher film Classic Halloween is still relevant today, still effective and still a very, very entertaining little movie, and also one that I am very glad that it isn't even close to forgotten, yet, even if the Rob Zombie remake/sequel kind of hurt the originals status just a little bit. We all know how this movie goes, by now: As a 6 year old child, Michael Myers killed his teenage sister, he was brought into a mental hospital, and now, 15 years later, he's back and he is going to raise some hell. Jamie Lee Curtis is still a huge standout in this cast of still mostly unknowns (except for the great Donald Pleasence, or course), who is very believable as the shy high school student who babysits two young children, only for the whole evening to go completely crazy with Michael being back in town. Now, even though this movie is Rated R, it is still much tamer than almost every horror movie out there today: But, with the biggest exception, there is a fair amount of teen sexuality, with one after sex scene showing bare breasts, one topless seen showing the actresses bare back, and one actually fairly graphic sex scene with lot's of thrusting, moaning and bare breasts. But, even with the frequent amount of violence, while it is often brutal, it is almost never bloody or overly graphic. Finally, there is some brief teenage pot smoking and some infrequent mild language that could fit easily into a PG-13 Rated movie if it were made today. Thanks for reading, and I hope that this got you wanting to see this movie, if you haven't done so already.

this is my first horror movie and i am 13. it didnt show any blood, violence not an issue. sex nothing that hasnt been seen.

Very little blood and gore. A little mature content but it didn't go over the top. Language suprisingly wasen't very bad. Overall its suspensful and a great movie

This movie was amazingly directed with a low budget and turned into one of the most classic films of all time. There is VERY mild blood in this movie and NO gore. There is violence but most of it is left to the viewers imagination. There is toplessness but nothing that a kid over the age of 10 hasn't seen. Suprisingly the swearing is very mild. This movie would get a PG-13 rating today.

This movie is great! Don't listen to Common Sense! The violence isn't that bad, in fact its so unrealistic that its laughable. And the "character that gets stabbed in the eye with a hanger" is michial myers and he's wearing a mask so you dont see it. The only thing thats not very good is that you see a girls' boobs but its not that bad. overall its a good movie

well this movie is more kid friendly than the remake. but not as good as the remake. the violence is in the middle level. the language is almost not a issue. not much sexuality. but good movie. i would say ages 12+

"Halloween" by John Carpenter is the classic 1978 horror film, although it didn't start the "Slasher" genre, it made it way more popular. The plot is about a killer who murders Laurie Strode's friends, and then attempts to murder Laurie. The violence isn't very intense but it should be noted that there is brief nudity and a scene of sex, although its nothing a 13 year old cant handle.

My rating: PG-13 [borderline with R] for violent and tense sequences including a bloody image, nudity, some language and drug use -- all involving teens.