Danielle's character, Jamie Lloyd, survived the wrath of her uncle in Halloween 4, and so when it was decided that a fifth instalment (Halloween 5: The Revenge of Michael Myers) would be made in 1989, Danielle was all for returning to the creepy town of Haddonfield. Once again, Danielle stepped gracefully into the shoes of little Jamie, who was now cooped up in a children's hospital after the events she witnessed in H4 led her to stab her foster-mother almost to death. It seems that someone else also survived H4, none other than Michael Myers, who Jamie now appears to have a telepathic bond with. Once again Jamie is forced to face her evil uncle. Danielle's performance in Halloween 4 was one that would be hard to beat by any child actor, but in Halloween 5, Danielle unleashed an entire new range of acting abilities as she portrayed an emotionally disturbed young girl who, for most of the movie, relied on body language rather than speech to get her meaning across. There are some truly terrifying scenes involving Jamie from the emotionally-draining to the shock-a-minute moments. Halloween 5 contains yet another admirable performance from a truly talented actress.