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No, its actually a pretty good movie. Someone on the movies board put it into better words than I could, their analysis really made me like the movie a lot more:

The idea of the trilogy, particularly Kills and Ends, exploring the impact Michael has had on Laurie and her family, the people and the town of Haddonfield was a good angle to take. They really examine that here with Michael's evil literally poisoning the town from below as he lives in the sewers. Haddonfield has become a nasty place, people are terrible to eachother, there's a pervasive sense of fear and dread with everyone looking for the boogeyman to blame. This ultimately manifeste in Corey, who the town turns into its own monster. It's a good direction, after Kills took the town becoming the monster approach. Demistifying Michael at the end both for the tiwn and the audience was a good way to put him to rest and tell everyone to move on.

The way they had Michael literally poisoning the town from the sewer was such a fantastic touch, thats probably my favorite part.