Fun Fact: Billy Loomis is a reference to Dr Loomis who himself is a reference to Sam Loomis from the movie Psycho, the same one Billy references before he shoots Randy, "We all go a little mad sometimes" (this line even being said by Sam Loomis, so Loomis is quoting Loomis lol). Also one more fun fact, Jaymie Lee Curtis' mother, Janet Lee, was one of the main characters in the orignal Pyscho (the lady in the iconic shower scene).
But Norman was the one who said "We all go a little mad sometimes." It's when he's in the parlor with Marion and he's defending his mother's behavior. Billy even said in Scream that he was quoting Norman Bates...
According to Debra Hill and John Carpenter the reason Laurie lives is not because she is a virgin but it’s because she’s the only one paying attention everything going on around her. Everyone else is distracted. They both even complained that films like Friday the 13th and the other rip offs took the wrong lessons from this film.
I thought so!! In the movie you see her notice the car straight off the bat, shes constantly paying attention got notbing to do with sexuality really annoys me when films try gravitate towards "sex kills"
@@popcastbutscaryWhile it seems far-fetched that he would just "know" how to drive, there are multiple vids of news stories of young kids (usually boys) younger than Michael, who took their parents vehicles without permission to go get food, candy, or just for fun. Fortunately, most won't grow-up to become serial killers! We hope!! 🔪🎃
There are a couple of theories on how Michael learned to drive... 1. The novelization of the movie explains that he learned from watching Dr. Loomis drive him back and forth to court hearings. 2. I can't tell you the second theory until you've watched more of the franchise, because spoilers. But it's a good theory and it makes the most sense.
I like my own theory: Dr. Loomis is correct and Michael is *literally* not human and does not play by our rules. Therefore he cannot be killed by mortal means and has a supernatural understanding of objects he comes into contact with, including automobiles.
Did they still have gas station attendants in the 70's? he might not have even pumped his own gas, he just had to be able to restraint himself from murdering the attendant lol
I find it really scary that you managed to use "of" instead of "have/'ve" in the middle of a sentence and not anywhere near a "could", "should", or "might".
@@michaelklaus I mean thanks for telling me about my grammar mistake, but at the same time it's a youtube comment, not a paper I'm being graded on so I wasn't really paying attention to my grammar while I was writing it.
@@michaelklausI find it really scary that you're so insecure about your intelligence that you think grammar checking people online makes you look smart, or something. Much better to get your intelligence invested in common sense, and empathy.
@@Ashely56 oh it's debeatable whether this is a grammar mistake or a word choice/language mistake; there is obviously no reason to point out simple grammar, spelling, or punctuation mistakes in youtube comments to be (even more nitpicking but) precise: the "could of", "would of", "should of" are all stemming from writing by hearing for a certain US american dialect in which "could've", "should've", "would've" are oddly pronounced with the contraction of "have" sounding homophone to "of" in and of itself it is understandable; so what is weird is that you are in good comany and a growing number of people on the internet (many of which do not speak that particular dialect) are using "of" in the place of the auxiliary "have" in other contexts.. and somtimes even when "have" is the predicate of the sentence... which makes it hard to quickly grasp the meaning of a sentence for many other people, moreso for non-native speakers (like me), and especially for people with certain impairments and that is why this is not simply a grammar mistake but a word choice mistake hope this helps shining a better light on my comment and why I think using the "correct" or rather "used by the majority" "have/'ve" in the appripriate contexts would help you to bring your messages across to your recipients
I seriously never realized him saying Lindsey, that is so disturbing! My brain thought they meant Annie the babysitter but apparently, my brain was mixing up the names/ not paying attention enough.
Fun fact. PJ Soles who played Lynda tells the story of her going to see this at the theater when it was first released and the scene where she says “see anything you like” a guy sitting in front of her at the moment yelled out “HOT DAMN YOU BET YOUR ASS I DO.”
Laurie tells the kids to go to the Mckenzie's house to call the police. In the beginning of Scream that's what Drew Barrymore's dad tells her mom to do.
They made this over 30 days in Pasadena CA for $350,000, most of which was Donald Pleasance’s salary. Michael is director Nick Castle, who agreed to do it because he needed rent money.
@@staceyj-z4t i think they had like one bag of dead leaves that they had to throw, gather and re use throughout the whole movie. and then you look up, and all the trees are just ... fully green lol😅
7:37 the parents letting him drive as a kid is something that even happened with people I knew in the 90s and early 2000s being pretty dang young so seems likely. Also new people who drove four wheelers and go carts and stuff. It comes pretty naturally to some.
Since the holidays are coming up, Black Christmas (1974) would be a great film to watch next month. It was the cult classic that somewhat inspired Halloween! It's eerie and holds up very well IMO. The 2006 remake is also pretty fun and Mean Girls-esque.
Not that cop saying "this street is full of families" as if Michael did not come from a family x'] Love that you expanded with this channel, it's great!!
13:38 funny you say that Benji because there's a new movie out from the POV of the killer called In a Violent Nature which is basically just the killer walking around for long periods of time and killing teens lol
31:16: the guys deliberately not saying “Annie, are you ok?”…that’s funny. But if the song is still stuck in my mind an hour from now…it won’t be as funny. Lol.
The “undefeated toddler rules” analogy is perfect. I never thought of it that way, but that’s exactly why I have never seen the full franchises of Halloween, Friday the 13th, or A Nightmare on Elm Street. The ludicrousness of it is just too much for me, lol.
You guys should absolutely watch Black Christmas (1974) this December. It’s super underrated and was the main inspiration for this movie. This movie gets a lot of credit for stuff it took directly from Black Christmas. It’s one of the best horror movies ever made imo
That kid analogy is so good. Like when i play lightsabers with my son, he expects me to fall to the floor when he pokes me but if i get him he refuses to play dead. Im like, oh i see how it is 😂
There are stories about kids running/driving away from home to go to Disneyland or grandma’s house. I’m pretty sure a guard taught him to drive. Even if that’s just a theory, the most unreasonable part is how he got to Haddonfield without getting lost
Would love if you continued the canon timeline by watching the new trilogy! The 2018 film with halloween kills and halloween ends would make awesome videos I would beg! Would love the rest of the whole series in general as a halloween lover but I would def understand if not lol
Grew up in Southern California in the 70s/80s. Suburbs were a melting pot of everyone. Can't vouch for other parts of the world. But So Cal was every ethnicity mixed together in every block and neighborhood.
I literally had to pause to yell at Rizzo because as someone who just turned 28, she is NOT dressed like a 30 year old 😩 lmao shes giving 65 year old librarian AT LEAST 😂
well, actually ☝️🤓 the name samuel loomis comes from psycho (1960) which stars the incomparable janet leigh who has a daughter named jamie lee curtis. scream and halloween are two franchises that reference psycho a LOT
Jamie Lee Curtis was 19. She is suppose to be 17. Michael is suppose to be 21. He killed his sister and was committed when he was 6 years old in 1963. This is 78 so 15 years later so 21. Although they state in wrong in the credits because they say it is 23.
Recommendations: BLACK CHRISTMAS (1974) SLEEPAWAY CAMP HELLRAISER THE FOG (1980) And of course FRIDAY THE 13TH A NIGHTMARE ON ELM STREET just to name a few.
Oh Rizzo! If you're looking for a film where no one dogs or kids are spared and really bad things happen I would recommend Funny Games. Original and Remake are very well done. It left me pissed but I can deny it's a challenging concept.
Tbf, I forgot how to ride a bike (I did when I was a kid, moved, had no bike and tried to re learn for a couple of years but always kept falling) so I stand with Rizzo, Michael shouldn't know/remember how to drive 😂😂😂😂
I can understand some of the things said but if you judge this based on the knowledge of what horror has become and not what is was back then then it would never stand up. What it turned into wasn't the result of this movie its what movies came after where those stereotypes of slasher films came from.
I find rizzo so cute the fact that he is so emotional both when scared and sad and invested in the drama is so attractive! ( Yes I know Benji is as well but he is gay and I'm a woman so... I hope that makes sense that I high lighted rizzo) Benji you are so funny tho. I hope I'm not digging myself into a hole. Ah whatever just wanted to show my appreciation for the channel. Found you guys though you colab with pretty mush it hope to see another colab in the future (sorry if my English is off, it isn't my first language, xoxo)
hey guys I just discovered the channel, and I enjoyed the reaction. I have a recommendation for you guys. This is a horror gem called " The People Under the Stairs" its from 1991 and let me just say to this day the scariest film I've ever seen. it's got everything and that's all I'll say because I don't want to spoil anything. I strongly encourage checking it out. :)
ok so i was curious how Michael was able to get gas as well~ apparently full service gas stations (the old school ones that had someone come out and pump your gas for you) started going away in the 70s. i know when they stopped providing that service differs from state to state but that COULD be the reason he was able to get to where he was going and, if Michael ever rode in a car as a child he would have seen his parents fill up at a gas station at least once. as for payment, he could have just driven off cause i doubt he cares much about not breaking the law.
Story I was told ( that makes sense to me ) is throw the years at the ward 6 year old Michael had been taken to court/ drs apts … so he watched an paid attention also was driven back to Haddonfield for the courts or dr so he could have paid attention, the rest of the movies more so then the first go into his darkness and him spending them 15 years looking out to this night when he could escape. Also if none of that connects the “ hows he able to drive “ then he’s just personification of evil and it’s a movie 🤷🏻♂️
That opening shot ( really this whole movie) was original cus it was the first time they use the steady cam and all the troops we take for granted knowing they didn’t see until this movie. It really the start of the kinda horror we watch still to this day
Driving is the easiest thing in the world. I started when I was 10 on backcountry roads in Georgia. I get the feeling Josiah’s nervous ass is out here causing traffic!
So I'm not a fan of Michael but I do enjoy some of the films in the franchise! Mainly the ones where Michael gets his ass kicked 😂 Also! Horror trivia: Dr Loomis is named after Sam Loomis, the protag of Psycho! I gotta add tho Im on Benjis side on the dog and kid thing. You dont have to kill dogs for it to be a horror film 😂 Jason doesnt kill any animals or children and hes still evil lol
I would be interested to see your thoughts on the first of the new halloween trilogy, altho I personally didnt like the last two. Just the first. I totally get their direction for the last two but they were far too much for me. Loved your reaction as always!
I also saw it for the first time this year & agree with you! It’s pretty boring…but maybe that’s bc I’m just used to more snappy thrillers/suspense movies 🤷🏾♀️ 😂 but yeah, the tension in this movie was building for soooo long
I’ve never seen this movie, and I guess technically still haven’t because this doesn’t count, but how have I gone this long not knowing there was a little brunette girl named lindsey in it… my name is Lindsey, and once I was a little brunette girl. Still a brunette, but all growed up now lol
benji i love you but i’m gonna have to HARD disagree and agree with rizzo on this one. there is no fucking way he could learn how to drive while being locked up. driving can be sooo hard when u don’t know what your doing💀💀💀💀💀
Gonna have to take Rizzos side on this one too lol as someone whose first driving lesson led to my dad getting out of the car and kissing the ground, and me getting banned from the interstate, I don't think it's possible for Michael to just know lol
You two arguing about the eternal plot-hole of "How is Michael driving so well?" is the best part of this whole reaction 😂 It's oddly wholesome 🥰
Aww thank you so much!
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Fun Fact: Billy Loomis is a reference to Dr Loomis who himself is a reference to Sam Loomis from the movie Psycho, the same one Billy references before he shoots Randy, "We all go a little mad sometimes" (this line even being said by Sam Loomis, so Loomis is quoting Loomis lol). Also one more fun fact, Jaymie Lee Curtis' mother, Janet Lee, was one of the main characters in the orignal Pyscho (the lady in the iconic shower scene).
Whoa. I didn’t know that
But Norman was the one who said "We all go a little mad sometimes." It's when he's in the parlor with Marion and he's defending his mother's behavior. Billy even said in Scream that he was quoting Norman Bates...
@@misscryptoria you're so right i have no idea why I mixed those two up
According to Debra Hill and John Carpenter the reason Laurie lives is not because she is a virgin but it’s because she’s the only one paying attention everything going on around her. Everyone else is distracted. They both even complained that films like Friday the 13th and the other rip offs took the wrong lessons from this film.
I thought so!! In the movie you see her notice the car straight off the bat, shes constantly paying attention got notbing to do with sexuality really annoys me when films try gravitate towards "sex kills"
‘Halloween’ teaches us that that if you don’t live with a well adjusted joint family, bad things happen.
That’s not a bad lesson
Rizzo: this account is serious and we’re not gonna talk too much
*rizzo and benji argue about Michael’s ability to drive for a quarter of the video*
I’m SOOOO SORRY 😭🙈
Love the fact that Rizzo is so concerned about Micheal’s driving experience 😂
HOW DOES HE KNOW!?
@@popcastbutscary I'm almost 30 with a license and idk what the hell I'm doing half the time
@@popcastbutscaryWhile it seems far-fetched that he would just "know" how to drive, there are multiple vids of news stories of young kids (usually boys) younger than Michael, who took their parents vehicles without permission to go get food, candy, or just for fun.
Fortunately, most won't grow-up to become serial killers! We hope!! 🔪🎃
There are a couple of theories on how Michael learned to drive...
1. The novelization of the movie explains that he learned from watching Dr. Loomis drive him back and forth to court hearings.
2. I can't tell you the second theory until you've watched more of the franchise, because spoilers. But it's a good theory and it makes the most sense.
Honestly that first theory is solid! Thank you so much
@@popcastbutscary you're very welcome, and I'm LOVING the new channel! It's so serious!
I like my own theory: Dr. Loomis is correct and Michael is *literally* not human and does not play by our rules. Therefore he cannot be killed by mortal means and has a supernatural understanding of objects he comes into contact with, including automobiles.
Did they still have gas station attendants in the 70's? he might not have even pumped his own gas, he just had to be able to restraint himself from murdering the attendant lol
I find it really scary that you managed to use "of" instead of "have/'ve" in the middle of a sentence and not anywhere near a "could", "should", or "might".
@@michaelklaus I mean thanks for telling me about my grammar mistake, but at the same time it's a youtube comment, not a paper I'm being graded on so I wasn't really paying attention to my grammar while I was writing it.
@@michaelklausI find it really scary that you're so insecure about your intelligence that you think grammar checking people online makes you look smart, or something. Much better to get your intelligence invested in common sense, and empathy.
@@Ashely56 oh it's debeatable whether this is a grammar mistake or a word choice/language mistake; there is obviously no reason to point out simple grammar, spelling, or punctuation mistakes in youtube comments
to be (even more nitpicking but) precise: the "could of", "would of", "should of" are all stemming from writing by hearing for a certain US american dialect in which "could've", "should've", "would've" are oddly pronounced with the contraction of "have" sounding homophone to "of"
in and of itself it is understandable; so what is weird is that you are in good comany and a growing number of people on the internet (many of which do not speak that particular dialect) are using "of" in the place of the auxiliary "have" in other contexts.. and somtimes even when "have" is the predicate of the sentence... which makes it hard to quickly grasp the meaning of a sentence for many other people, moreso for non-native speakers (like me), and especially for people with certain impairments
and that is why this is not simply a grammar mistake but a word choice mistake
hope this helps shining a better light on my comment and why I think using the "correct" or rather "used by the majority" "have/'ve" in the appripriate contexts would help you to bring your messages across to your recipients
@@michaelklaus ohhh I never knew that thanks for educating me!
"Annie are you doing well? Annie are you fine?"
🤣🤣🤣
I see what you did there Benji. You're a smooth criminal 😉
I seriously never realized him saying Lindsey, that is so disturbing! My brain thought they meant Annie the babysitter but apparently, my brain was mixing up the names/ not paying attention enough.
Fun fact. PJ Soles who played Lynda tells the story of her going to see this at the theater when it was first released and the scene where she says “see anything you like” a guy sitting in front of her at the moment yelled out “HOT DAMN YOU BET YOUR ASS I DO.”
y’all are right about Sally not giving a second thought about LAUNCHING herself through a window, no matter what floor it was on 😂
Laurie tells the kids to go to the Mckenzie's house to call the police. In the beginning of Scream that's what Drew Barrymore's dad tells her mom to do.
Oh shit you’re right!!!
They made this over 30 days in Pasadena CA for $350,000, most of which was Donald Pleasance’s salary. Michael is director Nick Castle, who agreed to do it because he needed rent money.
And Robert englund (Freddy Krueger) worked on set for one day throwing dead leaves to make it look like autumn. Lol
@@staceyj-z4t i think they had like one bag of dead leaves that they had to throw, gather and re use throughout the whole movie. and then you look up, and all the trees are just ... fully green lol😅
It’s so impressive! Love the film history
I really love that y'all made a separate channel for scary movies ❤ the year round spooky vibes are much appreciated 😈
Love year round spooks
Yesssss🙌🏾🙌🏾🙌🏾🙌🏾
This was so much fun. You guys should watch "You're Next"! Not exactly a classic, but DEEPLY satisfying.
You're next is such a good film
"You're Next" and "Ready or Not" really feel like companion pieces imo, both are amazing and incredibly satisfying.
They really do compliment each other well
Agreed!
@@PixieLovesItAlli love "ready or not" sm
I know for a fact that Benji and I wouldn’t survive an American horror movie ALTHOUGH we could be the Final Gays.
Final Gays is a great title
18:01 y’all jumping at the glass breaking was beautiful
Such a good jump scare
as a horror fan myself, I'm loving this second channel, thank you so much for this guys ❤
Thank YOU for supporting us
Rizzo's beef with Michael driving was hilarious.
I don’t know WHY we beefed lol
The whole car argument had me dying laughing 😂
So sorry we talked over everything haha
It was hilarious 😂
"Try breathing through your nose"
I lost it 😂
7:37 the parents letting him drive as a kid is something that even happened with people I knew in the 90s and early 2000s being pretty dang young so seems likely. Also new people who drove four wheelers and go carts and stuff. It comes pretty naturally to some.
Even 6 years old and younger? Because that's how old they said he was.
@yerinbaekscandlelight yep. I dont approve, but yeah. I dont know anyone doing that now, but back then? Yeah
Fun fact: Lindsay was played by 9 year old Kyle Richards now known for Real Housewives
19:53 is Micheal was the evil version of the home alone kid
Hahaha Kevin McKILLaster
Since the holidays are coming up, Black Christmas (1974) would be a great film to watch next month. It was the cult classic that somewhat inspired Halloween! It's eerie and holds up very well IMO. The 2006 remake is also pretty fun and Mean Girls-esque.
Not that cop saying "this street is full of families" as if Michael did not come from a family x'] Love that you expanded with this channel, it's great!!
1000%kids drove back then lol my mom used to take the car to the corner store at 8 to get her grandpa smokes 😅😅😅
I love how serious this channel is❤😂
SO SERIOUS 🥸
13:38 funny you say that Benji because there's a new movie out from the POV of the killer called In a Violent Nature which is basically just the killer walking around for long periods of time and killing teens lol
I think one thing about the car plot hole nobodies mentioned in back then the car would have been a manual. There is NO WAY he knew how to drive that
OOh, go the Elvira route with the outro: "Unpleasant dreams popstars!
What an icon
For December, I’d def recommend y’all check out the original Black Christmas (1974). Great spooky movie for the holiday season!
That’s actually what we’re leaning towards! Thanks for confirming
@@popcastbutscary of course!!
I love you guys and I have a few recommendations for great horror reactions:
1. Hereditary
2. IT
3. The Mist
4. A Quiet Place
Love this list. Which It are you recommending?
It’s so easy to drive I know kids on farms driving trucks at like 9-10 years old. Side by Sides at like 7. I don’t condone it BUT it is easy🤣
Yeah that makes sense hahaha
Laurie was 17 in this movie
😱😱😱
@@popcastbutscary but Jamie Lee Curtis was 19.
31:16: the guys deliberately not saying “Annie, are you ok?”…that’s funny.
But if the song is still stuck in my mind an hour from now…it won’t be as funny. Lol.
The “undefeated toddler rules” analogy is perfect. I never thought of it that way, but that’s exactly why I have never seen the full franchises of Halloween, Friday the 13th, or A Nightmare on Elm Street. The ludicrousness of it is just too much for me, lol.
I love the camaraderie and playfulness You do have for each other It's very cute
Not it's the '70s, he may kill a dog, When he ate an entire dog a few scenes ago 😂😂😂. I love you guys
Y'all are fun, subscribed within ten minutes lol. Well played sirs
You guys should absolutely watch Black Christmas (1974) this December. It’s super underrated and was the main inspiration for this movie. This movie gets a lot of credit for stuff it took directly from Black Christmas. It’s one of the best horror movies ever made imo
That kid analogy is so good. Like when i play lightsabers with my son, he expects me to fall to the floor when he pokes me but if i get him he refuses to play dead. Im like, oh i see how it is 😂
Hahahaha amazing! Kids are wild lik
I love your other channel. But this channel is a lot of fun.❤
This is my personal favorite too 🤫 - Rizzo
21:29 and 3rd. inspired Slience of the Lamb, that's the last one you're thinking about Benji
That’s so many movies inspired by that
ohh i love the editing!
I know we probably need to go back to this style on our main channel but I don’t wanna 🥲
You guys should react to final destination and sleepaway camp
There are stories about kids running/driving away from home to go to Disneyland or grandma’s house. I’m pretty sure a guard taught him to drive. Even if that’s just a theory, the most unreasonable part is how he got to Haddonfield without getting lost
The toddler voice that Rizzo makes reminds me of Deandra from The Most Popular Girls In School 😂😂😂
Wait is that a movie/show???
@@popcastbutscary it’s a show on TH-cam
Would love if you continued the canon timeline by watching the new trilogy! The 2018 film with halloween kills and halloween ends would make awesome videos I would beg! Would love the rest of the whole series in general as a halloween lover but I would def understand if not lol
Just realized this video was months ago lmao
You've inspired me with that idea: Michael Myers trying to figure out a car's gas tank.
Grew up in Southern California in the 70s/80s. Suburbs were a melting pot of everyone. Can't vouch for other parts of the world. But So Cal was every ethnicity mixed together in every block and neighborhood.
Ooh what neighborhood were you??? We current live in the Studio City area
I literally had to pause to yell at Rizzo because as someone who just turned 28, she is NOT dressed like a 30 year old 😩 lmao shes giving 65 year old librarian AT LEAST 😂
Right? I’m 28-turning 29 this year and I certainty don’t look like that haha. Fashion can really age people.
I'm so slow I just realized this was a completely different channel than the pink podcast. I'm subscribed to this one as well 😃😃😃
well, actually ☝️🤓 the name samuel loomis comes from psycho (1960) which stars the incomparable janet leigh who has a daughter named jamie lee curtis. scream and halloween are two franchises that reference psycho a LOT
So excited to watch this reactionnnn!
If you're confused now, wait until you find out about the different timelines.
U should check out the Rob Zombie version of Halloween and H2
Oof we will eventually get to those
Dr. Sam Loomis in this movie is named for Sam Loomis in _Psycho._ Billy Loomis in _Scream_ quotes _Psycho_ at one point.
He was listening to the 24 hour Halloween theme song station. lol.
Michael was 6 year's old when he killed his sister
I googled it he was 6 when he killed his sister and its been 15 when he broke out of the mad house (for a lack of a better word)
So he's 21 in '78
They're in high school! 😂😂😂
It would be cool if you guys dive into more John Carpenter movies (“The Prince of Darkness “, “The Fog”), and Clive Barker, and Stephen King movies.
Jamie Lee Curtis was 19. She is suppose to be 17. Michael is suppose to be 21. He killed his sister and was committed when he was 6 years old in 1963. This is 78 so 15 years later so 21. Although they state in wrong in the credits because they say it is 23.
Boobs vs Boy Butts needs to be a t-shirt. 😂
Hahahahaha 😭😭😭
Recommendations:
BLACK CHRISTMAS (1974)
SLEEPAWAY CAMP
HELLRAISER
THE FOG (1980)
And of course
FRIDAY THE 13TH
A NIGHTMARE ON ELM STREET
just to name a few.
Most people are not great at driving without having lessons.
It was 15 years. Not 10 years. It was 1963 when Michael killed his sister. Ed Gein inspired Psycho as well.
Oh Rizzo! If you're looking for a film where no one dogs or kids are spared and really bad things happen I would recommend Funny Games. Original and Remake are very well done. It left me pissed but I can deny it's a challenging concept.
Can I recommend korean horror movies like The Wailing , The Host and maybe Train to Busan (if you haven't seen it)?
Seen Train, can’t wait to watch The Host!
@@popcastbutscary woohoo \🥳/
Yeah you mentioned it, the funny thing about this movie is that the high school girls all look like they're at least in their 20s.
Tbf, I forgot how to ride a bike (I did when I was a kid, moved, had no bike and tried to re learn for a couple of years but always kept falling) so I stand with Rizzo, Michael shouldn't know/remember how to drive 😂😂😂😂
I can understand some of the things said but if you judge this based on the knowledge of what horror has become and not what is was back then then it would never stand up. What it turned into wasn't the result of this movie its what movies came after where those stereotypes of slasher films came from.
I hope you guys will react to two other horror classics I really like, The Innocents(1961), Hush Hush Sweet Charlotte(1964).
Michael is basically a supernatural entity.
I find rizzo so cute the fact that he is so emotional both when scared and sad and invested in the drama is so attractive! ( Yes I know Benji is as well but he is gay and I'm a woman so... I hope that makes sense that I high lighted rizzo) Benji you are so funny tho. I hope I'm not digging myself into a hole. Ah whatever just wanted to show my appreciation for the channel. Found you guys though you colab with pretty mush it hope to see another colab in the future (sorry if my English is off, it isn't my first language, xoxo)
Cars and negligent driving has killed WAAAAYYY more people than Michael Myers.
You guys have to watch terror train. Lol it’s another Jaime Lee Curtis movie.
36:55 Whose kitchen??!
Wait what do you mean???
You have some great ideas for Michael Myers skits, I have to say.
hey guys I just discovered the channel, and I enjoyed the reaction. I have a recommendation for you guys. This is a horror gem called " The People Under the Stairs" its from 1991 and let me just say to this day the scariest film I've ever seen. it's got everything and that's all I'll say because I don't want to spoil anything. I strongly encourage checking it out. :)
I love how half of this video is debating about how Michael knows how to drive a car
ok so i was curious how Michael was able to get gas as well~ apparently full service gas stations (the old school ones that had someone come out and pump your gas for you) started going away in the 70s. i know when they stopped providing that service differs from state to state but that COULD be the reason he was able to get to where he was going and, if Michael ever rode in a car as a child he would have seen his parents fill up at a gas station at least once. as for payment, he could have just driven off cause i doubt he cares much about not breaking the law.
Michael Myers…the original teleporter 😂😂😂
😂
Maybe....he had driving lessons in prison as part of his re-habilitation?
For demons driving: watch _Good Omens._
Story I was told ( that makes sense to me ) is throw the years at the ward 6 year old Michael had been taken to court/ drs apts … so he watched an paid attention also was driven back to Haddonfield for the courts or dr so he could have paid attention, the rest of the movies more so then the first go into his darkness and him spending them 15 years looking out to this night when he could escape. Also if none of that connects the “ hows he able to drive “ then he’s just personification of evil and it’s a movie 🤷🏻♂️
That opening shot ( really this whole movie) was original cus it was the first time they use the steady cam and all the troops we take for granted knowing they didn’t see until this movie. It really the start of the kinda horror we watch still to this day
Last one, Lindsay is played by Paris Hilton aunt, one of them house wives … it’s cool cus she comes back in some of the recent movies with JLC
Well speaking of supernatural evil they kind of lean into that in the sixth movie
Driving is the easiest thing in the world. I started when I was 10 on backcountry roads in Georgia. I get the feeling Josiah’s nervous ass is out here causing traffic!
😂😂 thank you! I grew up in Texas so I was driving early, his family is from LA he didn’t get to Texas as early but at least he slow down traffic
@@popcastbutscary Ooooh LA…got it. So he’s basically like Dionne in Clueless when she accidentally gets on the freeway. 😂
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So I'm not a fan of Michael but I do enjoy some of the films in the franchise! Mainly the ones where Michael gets his ass kicked 😂
Also! Horror trivia: Dr Loomis is named after Sam Loomis, the protag of Psycho!
I gotta add tho Im on Benjis side on the dog and kid thing. You dont have to kill dogs for it to be a horror film 😂 Jason doesnt kill any animals or children and hes still evil lol
He was 6 when he killed his sister
i NEED you guys to watch scream
I would be interested to see your thoughts on the first of the new halloween trilogy, altho I personally didnt like the last two. Just the first. I totally get their direction for the last two but they were far too much for me. Loved your reaction as always!
I did see the 2nd remake but Benji hasn’t so we will eventually watch it! ☺️
@@popcastbutscary whattt you saw the 2018 remake before the og???
That's what makes Michael mysterious getting shot over and over and never dies if he was just a normal guy then what's the point
I also didn’t watch this movie until this year and found it so boring 😭 Friday the 13th and nightmare on elm st hold up much better I think
I also saw it for the first time this year & agree with you! It’s pretty boring…but maybe that’s bc I’m just used to more snappy thrillers/suspense movies 🤷🏾♀️ 😂 but yeah, the tension in this movie was building for soooo long
Can’t wait to watch Nightmare
You should watch IT Chapter one and two
The Blair Witch project
I’ve never seen this movie, and I guess technically still haven’t because this doesn’t count, but how have I gone this long not knowing there was a little brunette girl named lindsey in it… my name is Lindsey, and once I was a little brunette girl. Still a brunette, but all growed up now lol
benji i love you but i’m gonna have to HARD disagree and agree with rizzo on this one. there is no fucking way he could learn how to drive while being locked up. driving can be sooo hard when u don’t know what your doing💀💀💀💀💀
FUCKING EXACTLY! THANK YOU!
Gonna have to take Rizzos side on this one too lol as someone whose first driving lesson led to my dad getting out of the car and kissing the ground, and me getting banned from the interstate, I don't think it's possible for Michael to just know lol
Not that deep
@@mrexecutive lol who said it was deep?
driving is literally the easiest thing in the world.