For being Child actors at the time, it is quite impressive how much Danielle Harris and Jeffrey Landman can recall from their experience making Halloween 5. Landman, especially, seems prepared from years of Horror conventions and answering questions on the minutiae of the film. He helpfully points out errors in continuity and calls out phrases he hears to the present day. Harris herself comes across as very charming, and really puts you in the shoes of a child actress. Between learning sign language, screamng her lungs out, and dodging the grill of a classic Camaro, Danielle's collection of feats are admirable. The weakness in this commentary is Director Dominique. He comes across as very likeable, and delivers some anecdotes from the shoot. Perhaps it was the rather thick French Accent that was so difficult for me to breakthrough. All in all, it's an enjoyable listen. As most Group commentaries from Horror films are. 6/10

Non-Director & Charlatan Extraordinaire Othenin-Girard won the American film franchise lottery

...when he was gifted Halloween 5, and that same faux-enthusiasm on-screen is now available to listen to

The entire comm is the TWO Child Actors recalling production anecdotes

and Dominique infrequently chirping in his metaphors-heavy "artistic intent" nonsense

...with the other two repeatedly dismissively-affirming whenever his brain runs out of words

ie with a unison "Uh-huh" or "Sure" or "Right"