This was one of the best and eerie horror movie openings of our generation. Almost as gut wrenching as Scream. It was perfect for Michael's "comeback".
This soundtrack would've been perfect in the beginning of Halloween Kills while it's going through Haddonfield while at night.Instead of this being in an office.
This movie had so many elements that made it a terrific end to the franchise. This opening was one of them. Why... why did Ressurection happen...? WHY?
Lady Belles-lettres because money they know there going to make money if they made another halloween movie thats how hollywood looks at movies froma financial prospective
When Jamie Lee Curtis started the H20 project she was never aware of a contract stating that Michael Myers will never die, no one brought that to her attention. After finishing the film, she was asked to do a sequel for H20, it was really hard to try and get her to come back for resurrection because she killed her brother, and the only way for her to come back for the sequel was to have her character “Laurie Strode” killed and she was actually the one who came up with the paramedic and psychiatric hospital storyline.
Michelle Williams and Josh Hartnett also declined to come back for the H20 sequel because it’s a stupid idea that Jamie killed her brother in the film and it was just I don’t know! But to bad Jamie had no choice to come back because of this contract.
Not every fan - I'm glad they made Resurrection. I thought H20 was a terrible way to end the series. They completely ignored H4-6, and we never even got to see his face.
This intro is very creepy, not just the music, but the whole room itself is rather creepy. The voice of doctor Loomis cutting in every know & then, the cut outs of the whole Michael Myers case, the info about Laurie Strode. Even the thunder snapping at the start is quite spooky. But the sketch of Michael has to be the scarist thing of all, those eyes are pure evil. The whole build up gives me shivers even now. But anyway I think its a great movie & Jamie Lee is my all time favorite actress :]
funnyfan93 I watched this series in backwards order: might've have seen this one before the rest. But this sequence was perfect : foreboding, spooky with the theme seeming to intensify as the sequence continues and the voice over sub for Donald Pleasence just added to the eerieness. John Carpenter didn't direct this one true, but Steve Miner did a very nice job keeping the mood and atmosphere more used than the graphic violence: most of the violence is either implied, quick or you see the after murder part.
1:22 - "I met him, 15 years ago; I was told there was nothing left; no reason; no conscience; no understanding in even the most rudimentary sense of life or death, good or evil, right or wrong. I met this...six-year-old child with this blank, pale, emotionless face, and...the blackest eyes - the Devil's eyes. I spend eight years trying to reach him, and then another seven trying to keep him locked up because I realized that what was living behind that boy's eyes was purely and simply...evil." - Dr. Samuel Loomis
1:09 at the moment the title appears on screen and the music keeps deeper and stronger... always gives me the chills and creeps I can feel it in my arms....
Halloween 20 Years later was a great and true sequel to the original Halloweenmovies . I miss Dr Sam Loomis so much and Donald Pleasence . He did a memorable performance as Dr Sam Loomis . This movie had a interesting and intense story .
H20 was originally intended to ignore 4-6 but in a way, it still tied them in in an "Easter egg" fashion. In the opening credits in Dr. Loomis' office if you look at the pictures there is a picture of the bloody scissors used to kill Rachel in Halloween 5. To me, as minute as that detail is, it ties it all together. Laurie Strode couldn't hadle the stress of living in Haddonfield after the attack so in a desperate attempt to make sure that Michael couldn't find her she faked her death, and moved 2,000+ miles away to California to start a new life and hopefully ditch her brother forever. But after killing Jamie Lloyd (her daughter) in H6, he came for her to finish what he'd started. That's the most logical way to look at it and it fills all continuity issues/plot holes.
On the films imdb page it says that there was supposed to be a cut scene where one of the students gives a report on the haddonfield murders and when she mentions jamies death laurie runs to the bathroom and throws up.
I could be wrong but I believe originally they weren't going to ignore all but the first 2. I could be wrong on this but I believe I remember that decision being made in part to Jamie Lee Curtis, so maybe the scissors is just a left over from the original script? Or as others are saying, a tribute.
I feel they ignored the other films because 6 ended with Loomis being Michael's protector but the actor died. So I always thought they didn't know what to do
@@t_man7259 At that point Halloween was gonna go straight to DVD because of the bad receptions of Halloween 5 and 6. And the horror genre was dying. Jamie Lee basically saved it from going straight to DVD
Halloween H20 does suck, Not only the way Michael is portrayed in this film weak , the mask, and how this turned into a scream movie. If you didn't know the director made scream, but it completely ignored 4,5,6 and rebooted which kinda messed up the whole timeline. They agreed with Jamie lee Curtis idea which was BS. This movie was about jamie lee Curtis, when Halloween's main protagonist is Michael Myers who is a unstoppable force of nature trying to kill the rest of his family, but they made this all about Laurie strode , we see more of her and less of Michael. Oh and also him getting his ass kicked, isn't he suppose to be pure evil,unstoppable.
nathan15 Steve Miner directed this. Wes Craven directed all his screams. They used the same sound track as scream which was annoying. And btw the curse storyline sucks so im glad they didn't include that trash in this.
The opening scene - The best part of this movie. It's suspenseful, just like in the original and Halloween 2. Later in the opening with the credits, we see the information of Michael Myers that was made by Dr Loomis with his speech playing the background. Anyone who hasn't seen a Halloween movie won't be lost, thanks to the recap from newspaper clippings, maps, and drawings.
I remembered my cousin, and my brother taking me to watch this at the movie theaters when I was still a kid, I loved it so much , I think this is where my love for Michael Myers started. Hell , I even remember when we got home , they wanted wanted to scared me but it never worked 😅🤣
I've always admired how they paid tribute to Dr. Loomis within the films opening scene. Yes, I too felt it that wasn't the same without him in it. I do wish however that they would have included one of the following scenes: Scene 1: Laurie Strode visits Dr. Loomis grave and said "Thank You For All That You've Done For Me Dr. Loomis, I Still Think About You Everyday" Scene 2: At Laurie's New House (Within The Background) Is Dr. Loomis Urn With A Picture Of Him Beside It & Laurie Looking At It And Asking "Well, What Do I Do Now, Dr. Loomis?"
CrowFlyer 82 in between H2 and H2O Dr loomis did help Laurie fake her death and change her name. I get you though it would’ve been nice to see Laurie acknowledge loomis. His death is partly the reason why she had no choice but to fight Michael instead of run from him.
"...and the BLACKEST eyes...the devil's eyes." LONG LIVE DR. SAMUEL LOOMIS!!! He was the most mentally unstable & greatest character in the entire franchise!
I saw him as more dangerous than Myers. In Halloween 2 they both blow up and Micheal is burned and in a coma while Loomis only has a couple of minor scars.
Say what you want,I've watched this movie a hundred times.Compared to all the new ones.So that tells alot,I still feel a little terrified of the older movies and this intro gets under my skin everytime ✊🏽
I'm a college student and on some nights i bring this film out and watch it again and again... Im starting to think H20 is my all-time fave! PLUS i was able to see it in theaters in 98!
@@jabarishabazz5928 😂 Yes! To me there are two options. Halloween (1978), Halloween II (1981), Halloween: H20 (1998) And Halloween (1978), Halloween (2018) Hopefully Halloween kills will be amazing! Do you have a preference?
@@TITANICLUSITANIA H20 is my favorite from the series. Followed closely by 4 &5. I usually confuse 4 &5, but whichever one Jamie talks more in lol. I also liked 6 with Paul Rudd a lot as well. Rob Zombies 2007 version was pretty good. From the trailers the new one looks hopeful. This makes me curious what on earth they will have in store for Halloween Ends.
anyone notice that the detective is called Fitzsimmons and this movie was directed by Steve Miner, and Miner directed Friday the 13th Part 3, and the newscaster at the beginning of that movie mentions the police chief on the scene of the crime was called Scott Fitzsimmons. Cool little homage to his earlier movie.
"I met this...6 year old child with this black, pale and motionless face and...the blackest eyes, the devils eyes" That line even scares the shit out of me.
For those of you that don't know, Jamie Lee Curtis' mom is in this movie... She plays the school secretary. A fun little game I like to play is count how many Alfred Hitchcock psycho references are in this flick. Since Jamie Lee's mom was the woman from the famous shower scene and she's in this movie, I counted 6 psycho references. So next time you watch this movie, try to point them out!! 2 of them are extremely obvious, happy hunting!!
like when the picture of michael myers scare the shit out of me when i was little, i always used to close my eyes, becaus it was creepy. But now i can stare at it :3
It shouldn't be, since this movie cancells H4-H6, but the only times in which a scissor was used in the series was when Jamie stabbed her foster mother in H4 and when Michael stabbed Rachel in H5. So... it's pretty fucked up.
It's best to assume (which I always thought anyway) to see the scissors at 2:57 as the very scissors Jamie Lloyd used at the end of H4. At least it's hinted in some way if not directly obvious.
I never got that one guy saying "be on the look out for a guy with a cane and Alzheimer's". Myers was only 21 when he committed the murders back in 78', 20 years later he would be 41, just above middle age. Even in the new 2018 Halloween movie, he would be 61, which is still not terribly old. A little past his prime, but still very capable of terrorizing his old haunts.
Continuity error. Lauries yearbook says "class of 78" the first Halloween took place on October 31st 1978 which means she would of graduated high school in June of 1979.
i loved this opening so much. it seemed so realistic and Michael Myers will forever be the scariest of them all. Its so sad how they made it so easy for Michael to get ahold of all the documents he needed to track her down.
the Class of 78 yearbook photos shown at 3 minutes 5 seconds into this opening credits clip are actually photos from the Palisades High School Class of 74 yearbook.
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I wish they'd make a sequal to Halloween Resurection, It kinda aggravated me how they showed Michael waking up up close & ending it like that, I've been waiting & waiting for a sequal! I'm still waiting!
According to the map, "Haddonfield IL" IRL sits where Odell, IL sits. Odell is only 7 miles from my house. Matter of fact, I lost my virginity in Odell, IL, so it's kinda neat to think that if Halloween were real, I would have became a woman in Michael Myersville aka Haddonfield IL 😃
+ScorpioBornIn69 Copyright issues. It's not just AMC, no channel doing "Halloween" specials anywhere are airing H20. Several of the Halloween movies have some sort of director's cut, deleted scenes, or alternate scenes, that are incorporated into the television versions that differ significantly from the theatrical versions. For example, the televised version of Halloween 6: The Curse of Michael Myers, is quite different from Halloween 666: The Curse of Michael Myers, Producer's Cut. The same is true of H20. And usually AMC (or Syfy, Chiller, etc.) uses the appropriate copyrighted material and information when they air certain versions of a movie. Well, unfortunately, all evidence points to some sort of copyright infringement - one of these television companies, possibly AMC, likely aired one version of H20, while they used copyright information for a different version, meaning they aired one version of the movie without the proper copyright information. If this is true, it was likely a mistake, but these Hollywood companies take this stuff VERY seriously. This isn't certain, but it seems most likely, given that literally every single other Halloween title has been aired already, except for Season of the Witch, which will air this week anyway with the four night Halloween marathon. Not that I care, Season of the Witch is horrible in my opinion. I watch Halloween for Michael Myers, not androids, Pagans, and Stonehenge.
Like I get that it was so that there could be a time gap, but if you ask me, it was just an excuse for John Carpenter to try something new. It had its merits, and was definitely unique, but it could never hold its weight against the other movies.
i remember watching this in a small cabin upstate away from everyone, and i was alone, and everyone was asleep, and my mom was down stairs putting away stuff, and i was seriously crying! lol
This is a new take on the original score back in '78. I like this version so much better than the original. I would love to use theme as to introduce me to my trainees when I start to train the poor bastards, :D
Dr. Loomis: I met him, fifteen years ago. I was told there was nothing left. No reason, no conscience, no understanding; even the most rudimentary sense of life or death, good or evil, right or wrong. I met this six-year-old child, with this blank, pale, emotionless face and, the blackest eyes... the *devil's* eyes. I spent eight years trying to reach him, and then another seven trying to keep him locked up because I realized what was living behind that boy's eyes was purely and simply... *EVIL*. R.I.P Donald Pleasence Michael Myers Halloween💯💯🧡🖤🎃🎃
The actress that played Marion Wittington, is played by Nancy Stephens, she was in Halloweens 1, 2, and H20, she's married to director Rick Rosenthal who directed Halloween 2 and Halloween: Resurrection(which he made a cameo appearance as Dr. Mixter.
Halloweens 4-6 aren’t supposed to canon in this timeline but you can see the scissors Jamie Lloyd stabbed her foster mom with in Halloween 4 in this scene
Agreed, but also, slight correction: Writer Robert Zappia stated in an interview, that this script was fully written with the events of 4-6 in canon, Laurie’s motivation toward overprotecting John, meant to reflect her grief over Jamie. A scene was written in the script where the events of those films were brought up by a student, which results in Laurie running away and getting drunk, but the scene was never shot. And can still be found online in script form. But I agree, the fact that the car crash and scissors from 4 are both referenced here, As well as how both Loomis and Michael being alive after H2 is handled as if it’s just common knowledge, makes sense if you’ve seen H6. Knowing Loomis was driven to madness at the end of that film, learning he was taken care of by Chambers, and dying obsess over Michael, is reflective of the Loomis at the end of that film, Not the one in the first two films. Aside from the comics connecting the two timelines, I’ve chosen to just see H20 as Halloween 7, for the sake of logic and continuity.
I love this intro how it beautifully references all the relevant Halloween films. We NEED A "HALLOWEEN 9" to set the whole story back on track with Laurie Strode!!!
I think they should've did that for part 8. The first 20 minutes of the film are worth watching while the rest of it gives Michael myers no real agenda or purpose anymore. I always that they should've bought back john Tate to avenge his mother
Davon Cantley I agree. Halloween resurrection should've been about Michael going after Laurie's son after he kills her, and he kills Michael to avenge his mum. Resurrection felt more like a spoof, than a sequel.
This was one of the best and eerie horror movie openings of our generation. Almost as gut wrenching as Scream. It was perfect for Michael's "comeback".
This soundtrack would've been perfect in the beginning of Halloween Kills while it's going through Haddonfield while at night.Instead of this being in an office.
“Michael Myers, yeah right”
Thunder
in my opinion, the best thing about this opening is Dr. Loomis' speech
It's actually not Donald Pleasence saying it, which if you listen closely, you can tell.
***** i know, it's some other actor, cant remember his name, Donald Pleasence died before the movie came out
+A1WAN Tom kane
They should've reused the original audio, it sounded nothing like Pleasence.
DarthRushy I don't see why they couldn't
This movie had so many elements that made it a terrific end to the franchise. This opening was one of them.
Why... why did Ressurection happen...? WHY?
That Lovely Lady At least we're getting another movie this year
Lady Belles-lettres because money they know there going to make money if they made another halloween movie thats how hollywood looks at movies froma financial prospective
When Jamie Lee Curtis started the H20 project she was never aware of a contract stating that Michael Myers will never die, no one brought that to her attention.
After finishing the film, she was asked to do a sequel for H20, it was really hard to try and get her to come back for resurrection because she killed her brother, and the only way for her to come back for the sequel was to have her character “Laurie Strode” killed and she was actually the one who came up with the paramedic and psychiatric hospital storyline.
Michelle Williams and Josh Hartnett also declined to come back for the H20 sequel because it’s a stupid idea that Jamie killed her brother in the film and it was just I don’t know!
But to bad Jamie had no choice to come back because of this contract.
Because fucking Money was needed!!
Milk the series for money. Then ruin it.
One of the best Halloween openings ever. RIP Donald Pleasence and Debra Hill.
Yes Sir Indeed
Agree with you here.
Every Halloween fan considers this official ending to the series. Resurrection never happened.
Not every fan - I'm glad they made Resurrection. I thought H20 was a terrible way to end the series. They completely ignored H4-6, and we never even got to see his face.
Amen to that.
true fans of michael myers hate this movie
Daniel C I agree with that statement. Killing Laurie in Resurrection was the worst thing ever! THIS film is the OFFICIAL ending!
alex rockero Wrong. True fans LOVE this movie.
Technically Laurie wasn't class of 1978 she was class of 1979 because she was a senior in HS in October 1978…so she graduated spring of '79!
yea but for it to be 1979 would have taken away from the effect og h20-20 years later as it was released in 98 so they used 78 as the buzz words.
To be fair, it did not say it was a graduation photo.
Talk about over thinking & just not enjoying the best movie, plus best villain Michael Myers, that came out of the best movie ever made.
Mercenary Knight No but it did say class of 78 and she was still in high school in fall of that year so yea
She took classes in the summer and graduated early?
This intro is very creepy, not just the music, but the whole room itself is rather creepy. The voice of doctor Loomis cutting in every know & then, the cut outs of the whole Michael Myers case, the info about Laurie Strode. Even the thunder snapping at the start is quite spooky. But the sketch of Michael has to be the scarist thing of all, those eyes are pure evil. The whole build up gives me shivers even now. But anyway I think its a great movie & Jamie Lee is my all time favorite actress :]
funnyfan93
I watched this series in backwards order: might've
have seen this one before the rest.
But this sequence was perfect : foreboding, spooky with the theme
seeming to intensify as the sequence continues and the voice over sub for Donald
Pleasence just added to the
eerieness. John Carpenter
didn't direct this one true, but Steve Miner did a very nice job keeping the mood and atmosphere more used
than the graphic violence: most of the violence is either implied, quick or you see the after murder part.
1:22 - "I met him, 15 years ago; I was told there was nothing left; no reason; no conscience; no understanding in even the most rudimentary sense of life or death, good or evil, right or wrong. I met this...six-year-old child with this blank, pale, emotionless face, and...the blackest eyes - the Devil's eyes. I spend eight years trying to reach him, and then another seven trying to keep him locked up because I realized that what was living behind that boy's eyes was purely and simply...evil." - Dr. Samuel Loomis
Alden R. Davis “it’s been my life’s work....and my ultimate failure.”- Dr. Samuel Loomis
It isn't actually even Loomis speaking. He passed away before this movie started filming.
Actually Dr. Loomis died during filming Halloween 6.
RIP😢
You missed "purely" in "purely and simply"
1:09 at the moment the title appears on screen and the music keeps deeper and stronger... always gives me the chills and creeps I can feel it in my arms....
danylively I agree. at that moment I feel like you are forced to realize how serious Laurie's story is
I'm glad they brought back the old pumpkin intro in the new film.
Since it was directed by Carpenter, the 2018 film held its tone most to the original 78 film
@@mr.l8723 2018 was not directed by carpenter.
The new spin offs are an insult to any true Halloween fanatic.
Loomis' speech combined with the music gives me goosebumps
2:57 the scissors with which he kills Rachel in H5; with which Jamie attacks fostermother in H4
Halloween 20 Years later was a great and true sequel to the original Halloweenmovies . I miss Dr Sam Loomis so much and Donald Pleasence . He did a memorable performance as Dr Sam Loomis . This movie had a interesting and intense story .
Me too
Halloween 4 was the direct sequel to Halloween II (1981) that was the true sequel
RIP Donald plesance
+Chris Zamora When did he pass?
ScorpioBornIn69 February 2,1995
He was in Halloween 6 which came out in 1995.
Yeah he died like literally right after that no joke
Why do I have a feeling this would have been a sequel to six if he didn't pass away
Love this opening. The score with the newspaper clippings sets it all up.
1, 2 and H20 Are easly the best, but let's not forget about part 4 either
The Man Among Men 6 is good
So we're gonna ignore everything else, including the Rob Zombie reboots?
Luke M rob zombie reboot is definitely top 4 idky people hate it so much
Finally!!! Somebody who likes part 4!! You are my new internet friend. Lol
My favorite is 1 2 and the return of Michael Myers and H20
1:09 goosebumps!!
Fucking insane how jacked that gets me! Halloween is the best!
fmg92jr Totally agree dude! haha xD
H20 was originally intended to ignore 4-6 but in a way, it still tied them in in an "Easter egg" fashion. In the opening credits in Dr. Loomis' office if you look at the pictures there is a picture of the bloody scissors used to kill Rachel in Halloween 5. To me, as minute as that detail is, it ties it all together. Laurie Strode couldn't hadle the stress of living in Haddonfield after the attack so in a desperate attempt to make sure that Michael couldn't find her she faked her death, and moved 2,000+ miles away to California to start a new life and hopefully ditch her brother forever. But after killing Jamie Lloyd (her daughter) in H6, he came for her to finish what he'd started. That's the most logical way to look at it and it fills all continuity issues/plot holes.
It would have been really cute if they did satisfy fans of the other crap sequels. BUT they'd have to acknowledge Jamie right?
On the films imdb page it says that there was supposed to be a cut scene where one of the students gives a report on the haddonfield murders and when she mentions jamies death laurie runs to the bathroom and throws up.
I could be wrong but I believe originally they weren't going to ignore all but the first 2. I could be wrong on this but I believe I remember that decision being made in part to Jamie Lee Curtis, so maybe the scissors is just a left over from the original script? Or as others are saying, a tribute.
I feel they ignored the other films because 6 ended with Loomis being Michael's protector but the actor died. So I always thought they didn't know what to do
@@t_man7259
At that point Halloween was gonna go straight to DVD because of the bad receptions of Halloween 5 and 6. And the horror genre was dying. Jamie Lee basically saved it from going straight to DVD
One of the very best opening to a Halloween movies ever
h20 is one of my favorite halloween movies.
H1 H2 H20 are the best films in the series. H1 was a masterpiece, H2 was a great sequel, and H20 wraps the series up beautifully :)
I just came here for the theme song lol
same here ..
Halloween H20 does suck, Not only the way Michael is portrayed in this film weak , the mask, and how this turned into a scream movie. If you didn't know the director made scream, but it completely ignored 4,5,6 and rebooted which kinda messed up the whole timeline. They agreed with Jamie lee Curtis idea which was BS. This movie was about jamie lee Curtis, when Halloween's main protagonist is Michael Myers who is a unstoppable force of nature trying to kill the rest of his family, but they made this all about Laurie strode , we see more of her and less of Michael. Oh and also him getting his ass kicked, isn't he suppose to be pure evil,unstoppable.
nathan15 Steve Miner directed this. Wes Craven directed all his screams. They used the same sound track as scream which was annoying. And btw the curse storyline sucks so im glad they didn't include that trash in this.
nathan15 Sorry if anything 4, 5 And 6 messed up the timeline even the story lol
They even messed up the score...
Old movies are scarier then new ones
Facts
Hands down the best score after the original (1978), the orchestral performance brought it to the next level.
The opening scene - The best part of this movie. It's suspenseful, just like in the original and Halloween 2. Later in the opening with the credits, we see the information of Michael Myers that was made by Dr Loomis with his speech playing the background. Anyone who hasn't seen a Halloween movie won't be lost, thanks to the recap from newspaper clippings, maps, and drawings.
I'm glad they included Donald Pleasance in the opening to this movie
That is the best tribute to Donal pleasance memorie. Definitely better than having him in h6 screaming
The way the music dropped in during the title gave us goosebumps today as it was yesterday 🤯
Hearing Loomis talk brings back the nightmares, especially with Halloween coming up
I love how that guy makes an old man joke about despite only being 41. Now he's 61 stronger than ever and no one questions it.
I’ve always LOVED that yearbook picture of Jamie Lee Curtis as Laurie Strode that they show here!😃
I remembered my cousin, and my brother taking me to watch this at the movie theaters when I was still a kid, I loved it so much , I think this is where my love for Michael Myers started. Hell , I even remember when we got home , they wanted wanted to scared me but it never worked 😅🤣
Wouldn't Laurie Strode be class of 79? Since it took place on Halloween of 78.
That was one of the movie mistakes.
Back than they started in January and graduated in December so it was '78
I believe that Halloween 2018 should be named "Halloween H40". Anyone else agree with me or does someone have a better idea???
Tactical Cactus no michael would be 61
Michael Myers is evil old age won't kill him
No because H40 is not VVater
I know it will put H20 to fucking shame.
Ryan DeKnoblough Why if H40 only follows up after the very first one? It ignores everything after it.
I've always admired how they paid tribute to Dr. Loomis within the films opening scene. Yes, I too felt it that wasn't the same without him in it. I do wish however that they would have included one of the following scenes:
Scene 1: Laurie Strode visits Dr. Loomis grave and said "Thank You For All That You've Done For Me Dr. Loomis, I Still Think About You Everyday"
Scene 2: At Laurie's New House (Within The Background) Is Dr. Loomis Urn With A Picture Of Him Beside It & Laurie Looking At It And Asking "Well, What Do I Do Now, Dr. Loomis?"
James C. perhaps there is some unseen footage involving him in cut off scenes
Regina Reece Perhaps.....but it still would been nice to see it in the film
James C. Those two little scenes would be PERFECT, I'm hoping that they maybe do this in the upcoming Holloween movi coming out on October 19th 2018
Why would Laurie keep Dr. Loomis's Urn?
CrowFlyer 82 in between H2 and H2O Dr loomis did help Laurie fake her death and change her name. I get you though it would’ve been nice to see Laurie acknowledge loomis. His death is partly the reason why she had no choice but to fight Michael instead of run from him.
One of the most chilling openings to any horror film, H20 would've been a great ending to what is the greatest slasher franchise of all time.
This was an awesome way to conclude this. Laurie finally defeated Michael.
"...and the BLACKEST eyes...the devil's eyes." LONG LIVE DR. SAMUEL LOOMIS!!! He was the most mentally unstable & greatest character in the entire franchise!
I saw him as more dangerous than Myers. In Halloween 2 they both blow up and Micheal is burned and in a coma while Loomis only has a couple of minor scars.
Say what you want,I've watched this movie a hundred times.Compared to all the new ones.So that tells alot,I still feel a little terrified of the older movies and this intro gets under my skin everytime ✊🏽
Great 🎥 bone chilling opening
I was 12 when this came out…. Feeling nostalgic!
I like this version of this theme. It’s awesome
I'm a college student and on some nights i bring this film out and watch it again and again... Im starting to think H20 is my all-time fave! PLUS i was able to see it in theaters in 98!
The greatest of them all, adore the whole plot of H20 plus the music throughout gave it such a dark sense of perspective. 💯
The mask sucked ass.
I LOVE THIS OPENING IT IS SCARY AND THE MUSIC IS AMAZING! Good job Marco "SCREAM" Beltrami.
The opening music was John Ottman !!!
John ottoman composed the main theme
I only watch Halloween 1(978), Halloween II (1981), and Halloween: H20 (1998).
This was commented 8 years ago. Has this changed for you? Lol
@@jabarishabazz5928 😂 Yes! To me there are two options.
Halloween (1978), Halloween II (1981), Halloween: H20 (1998)
And
Halloween (1978), Halloween (2018)
Hopefully Halloween kills will be amazing! Do you have a preference?
@@TITANICLUSITANIA H20 is my favorite from the series. Followed closely by 4 &5. I usually confuse 4 &5, but whichever one Jamie talks more in lol. I also liked 6 with Paul Rudd a lot as well. Rob Zombies 2007 version was pretty good.
From the trailers the new one looks hopeful. This makes me curious what on earth they will have in store for Halloween Ends.
Cool Soul Calibur pick by the way. Of those, 4 & 5 are my favs as well 🤣🤣🤣
@@TITANICLUSITANIA kills is definitely worth adding.
The better finale than the one we just got
Lol no.
The theme is perfect
No, it's horrible.
I think it fits perfectly
anyone notice that the detective is called Fitzsimmons and this movie was directed by Steve Miner, and Miner directed Friday the 13th Part 3, and the newscaster at the beginning of that movie mentions the police chief on the scene of the crime was called Scott Fitzsimmons. Cool little homage to his earlier movie.
Dr loomis is the heart and soul of the movies rip the actor who played him for so long he’s a icon 😢😢😢
Halloween 1978
1981 & H2O:Years Later Is My Favorite 😍 Halloween Franchise Movie’s Ever To This Day
I like how Halloween H20 makes references to Psycho.
Best opening in the whole series outside the original.
"I met this...6 year old child with this black, pale and motionless face and...the blackest eyes, the devils eyes"
That line even scares the shit out of me.
Fun Fact: the voice we are hearing isn't Donald Plesance, it's voice actor Tom Kane.
Same guy who voices Spongebob Squarepants!
Jake Eskew That's Tom Kenny.
He voiced a parody of Loomis in an episode of The Boondocks, Smoking with Cigarettes.
Forget Charles Manson, forget the Zodiac Killer, forget Lizzie Boerum. Michael Myers is every serial killer in one body.
William Darkhölme Michael Myers is the Best slasher horror movie iconic! Love Love Dr Loomis/Michael Myers/Halloween💯💯🧡🖤🎃🎃
One of the Best Movie intros ever. And one of the BEst halloween intros ever. The Of Voice are perfect for the Intro!
For those of you that don't know, Jamie Lee Curtis' mom is in this movie... She plays the school secretary. A fun little game I like to play is count how many Alfred Hitchcock psycho references are in this flick. Since Jamie Lee's mom was the woman from the famous shower scene and she's in this movie, I counted 6 psycho references. So next time you watch this movie, try to point them out!! 2 of them are extremely obvious, happy hunting!!
Every time the door closes, I think "Man, I'd skip that town so fast."😂
Great opening! I just love this movie b/c it brings back Jamie Lee Curtis as Laurie Strode and it has an awesome theme.
Donald Pleasence shall always be an integral part of the Halloween movie lore and success.
Donald Pleasance's presence in the movies made them relevant. Such a talented actor. I'm glad they paid tribute to him. RIP!😆
We’re just gonna act like Resurrection never happened and it was just one of Laurie’s nightmares
One of the greatest opening's to one of the most underrated of the franchise, absolutely love H20
Shut up, H20 is not underrated, it's overrated af and it sucks so bad.
@@themyersfan57 Says the person who's account displays the worst of the series 😅
@@jack-yp8he STFU, HALLOWEEN 6 IS EXCELLENT.
This is the only film that I've lost sleep over. Back when I was a kid and saw it at the drive in.
like when the picture of michael myers scare the shit out of me when i was little, i always used to close my eyes, becaus it was creepy. But now i can stare at it :3
One of the most greatest, iconic, and memorable opening scenes in horror cinema as of today it still gives me chills and goosebumps. 😍😎💯👍😰😱
i love this theme song its awesome and i think it is the second best just losing for the original theme
People must be forgetting that the original script to H20, had kept the continuity of H4-H6.
Do you think micheal myers was wearing his mask on that long journey across country?
2:59 Are those Jamie's scissors?
+ThatOneGeek I always assumed so.
It shouldn't be, since this movie cancells H4-H6, but the only times in which a scissor was used in the series was when Jamie stabbed her foster mother in H4 and when Michael stabbed Rachel in H5. So... it's pretty fucked up.
Boni Neto I always figured this was set in the same universe as 4 5 and 6 but they just weren't mentioned
It's best to assume (which I always thought anyway) to see the scissors at 2:57 as the very scissors Jamie Lloyd used at the end of H4. At least it's hinted in some way if not directly obvious.
Didn't kill that high school girl in her house with a pair of scissors in 10 mins into Halloween 2.
I never got that one guy saying "be on the look out for a guy with a cane and Alzheimer's". Myers was only 21 when he committed the murders back in 78', 20 years later he would be 41, just above middle age. Even in the new 2018 Halloween movie, he would be 61, which is still not terribly old. A little past his prime, but still very capable of terrorizing his old haunts.
Slayer Sigma I saw the new movie. He’s remarkably strong for a guy who’s 61. Lol
@@sirmount2636 actually Michael Myers was about 41 years old in the movie since this was made and released in 1998
Spectacular credit sequence and scoring. Nancy Stephens is superb in the opening.
I remember this movie for 15 years:)
Continuity error. Lauries yearbook says "class of 78" the first Halloween took place on October 31st 1978 which means she would of graduated high school in June of 1979.
i loved this opening so much. it seemed so realistic and Michael Myers will forever be the scariest of them all. Its so sad how they made it so easy for Michael to get ahold of all the documents he needed to track her down.
i love this thanks for uploading it:)
I always come back here to this scene when I need a pick me up or just something listen to.
the Class of 78 yearbook photos shown at 3 minutes 5 seconds into this opening credits clip are actually photos from the Palisades High School Class of 74 yearbook.
Awesome , and nostalgic introduction. Powerful music.
Rob Zombies first Halloween was great! I loved how they actually showed his tormented past as a kid!
I really like that one
Nah, having Michael have a tormented past took away from the character.
The backstory ruined the character.
To think this movie is now 20 years old....
Ya I love this park where it looks at all the pics and newspapers and you hear the famous Dr Loomis quotes. It's so cool.
The BEST Halloween intro Ever!!!
At 2:58,guess those are the scissors that Jamie Lloyd stabbed her stepmother with in part 4 cuz Michael didn't use scissors.
They need to make a Michael Myers VS Jason movie
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Love the opening
I wish they'd make a sequal to Halloween Resurection, It kinda aggravated me how they showed Michael waking up up close & ending it like that, I've been waiting & waiting for a sequal! I'm still waiting!
According to the map, "Haddonfield IL" IRL sits where Odell, IL sits. Odell is only 7 miles from my house. Matter of fact, I lost my virginity in Odell, IL, so it's kinda neat to think that if Halloween were real, I would have became a woman in Michael Myersville aka Haddonfield IL 😃
What I do not get is AMC is airing all the Halloween movies except H20. What's with that??
+ScorpioBornIn69 Copyright issues. It's not just AMC, no channel doing "Halloween" specials anywhere are airing H20. Several of the Halloween movies have some sort of director's cut, deleted scenes, or alternate scenes, that are incorporated into the television versions that differ significantly from the theatrical versions. For example, the televised version of Halloween 6: The Curse of Michael Myers, is quite different from Halloween 666: The Curse of Michael Myers, Producer's Cut. The same is true of H20. And usually AMC (or Syfy, Chiller, etc.) uses the appropriate copyrighted material and information when they air certain versions of a movie. Well, unfortunately, all evidence points to some sort of copyright infringement - one of these television companies, possibly AMC, likely aired one version of H20, while they used copyright information for a different version, meaning they aired one version of the movie without the proper copyright information. If this is true, it was likely a mistake, but these Hollywood companies take this stuff VERY seriously. This isn't certain, but it seems most likely, given that literally every single other Halloween title has been aired already, except for Season of the Witch, which will air this week anyway with the four night Halloween marathon. Not that I care, Season of the Witch is horrible in my opinion. I watch Halloween for Michael Myers, not androids, Pagans, and Stonehenge.
+The Mormon Gamer I agree, Season of the Witch was terrible
Only thing good was the Silver Shamrock commercial with the flashing pumpkin and bugs coming out of the masks the kids had on.
+ScorpioBornIn69 I just didn't like anything about it, they should have kept it the same as the previous 2.
Like I get that it was so that there could be a time gap, but if you ask me, it was just an excuse for John Carpenter to try something new. It had its merits, and was definitely unique, but it could never hold its weight against the other movies.
Everytime i hear theHalloween theme it send chills down my spine and i get the feeling that he's watching me
i remember watching this in a small cabin upstate away from everyone, and i was alone, and everyone was asleep, and my mom was down stairs putting away stuff, and i was seriously crying! lol
"halloween 6 - the curse of michael myers" is my no 1 favorite of the series, but H20 has got to be no 2. love this intro :)
This is a new take on the original score back in '78. I like this version so much better than the original.
I would love to use theme as to introduce me to my trainees when I start to train the poor bastards, :D
I do wonder how much of the script Kevin Williamson actually wrote.... There are moments that are very him.
Dr. Loomis: I met him, fifteen years ago. I was told there was nothing left. No reason, no conscience, no understanding; even the most rudimentary sense of life or death, good or evil, right or wrong. I met this six-year-old child, with this blank, pale, emotionless face and, the blackest eyes... the *devil's* eyes. I spent eight years trying to reach him, and then another seven trying to keep him locked up because I realized what was living behind that boy's eyes was purely and simply... *EVIL*. R.I.P Donald Pleasence
Michael Myers Halloween💯💯🧡🖤🎃🎃
The actress that played Marion Wittington, is played by Nancy Stephens, she was in Halloweens 1, 2, and H20, she's married to director Rick Rosenthal who directed Halloween 2 and Halloween: Resurrection(which he made a cameo appearance as Dr. Mixter.
man this and halloween 5 are my favorite ones
Halloweens 4-6 aren’t supposed to canon in this timeline but you can see the scissors Jamie Lloyd stabbed her foster mom with in Halloween 4 in this scene
Agreed, but also, slight correction:
Writer Robert Zappia stated in an interview, that this script was fully written with the events of 4-6 in canon,
Laurie’s motivation toward overprotecting John, meant to reflect her grief over Jamie.
A scene was written in the script where the events of those films were brought up by a student, which results in Laurie running away and getting drunk, but the scene was never shot.
And can still be found online in script form.
But I agree, the fact that the car crash and scissors from 4 are both referenced here,
As well as how both Loomis and Michael being alive after H2 is handled as if it’s just common knowledge, makes sense if you’ve seen H6. Knowing Loomis was driven to madness at the end of that film, learning he was taken care of by Chambers, and dying obsess over Michael, is reflective of the Loomis at the end of that film,
Not the one in the first two films.
Aside from the comics connecting the two timelines, I’ve chosen to just see H20 as Halloween 7, for the sake of logic and continuity.
The best version of that monolog
I love this intro how it beautifully references all the relevant Halloween films. We NEED A "HALLOWEEN 9" to set the whole story back on track with Laurie Strode!!!
Agreed. The 9th movie should be about Laurie's son going on a hunt for Michael Myers to avenge the death of his mother.
I think they should've did that for part 8. The first 20 minutes of the film are worth watching while the rest of it gives Michael myers no real agenda or purpose anymore. I always that they should've bought back john Tate to avenge his mother
Davon Cantley I agree. Halloween resurrection should've been about Michael going after Laurie's son after he kills her, and he kills Michael to avenge his mum.
Resurrection felt more like a spoof, than a sequel.
+elcap22 Tbh, the simple should be done and just right the wrongs of Resurrection...Bring back Laurie Strode.