Halloween (1978) | *FIRST TIME WATCHING* | Movie Reaction | Asia and BJ
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The most legendary scary movie of all time! In my opinion, at least. Jamie Lee Curtis, the heroine of Halloween, is the daughter of Janet Leigh, from the iconic movie Psycho.
My opinion differs. I wouldn't say of all time.
Frankenstein, Night of the living dead, The Exorcist, Psycho. I think all thise movies have more of a legendary staus
Agree. It’s definitely up there. Scared the sh..t out of me at the theatre. Music is creepy
Her father was Tony Curtis... the legend
@@Powerranger-le4up Psycho is based on a real killer too
@@robertsmith3883 I meeeeaaaan....
Best line after Annie's death: BJ: "Why are you sunk down so low in the sofa?" Asia: "I don't know.....nowhere else to go!" LOL Classic!
Very!
😆😅😂
That death have me checking the backseat for Mr Myers all the time
She could've hide underneath the sofa!😱
You beat me to it!
Asia: What happened to the dog?" BJ: " He got silenced, Silence of the German Shepard". Classic.
Asia and BJ you understand everybody she knows is DEAD with post traumatic stress disorder and you want her to act normal....
@@robertsmith3883Exactly
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BJ's commentary and Asia being scared make these reactions so freaking entertaining to watch.
I love this movie and I love people watching it for the first time because I know how they're going to feel! 🤣
It's fun watching your fearful reactions and your supportive relationship! By the way, it was common during the 70's for people living in homogeneous suburban neighborhoods to keep doors and windows unlocked due to the low crime.
I grew up in the suburbs in the 1990s, and the only time we locked our doors was when we went out or went to sleep. We were worried about being robbed, not that a guy in a mask would walk in a stab us. 😁
@jessewright2319 if yall were really worried about getting robbed yall would have locked the doors.
“What she gonna do, hang up a jacket?” I haven’t laughed so hard in ages.
Characters in horror films are damned if they do, and damned if they don't. If Laurie hadn't done anything, people would be screaming "at least stick him in the eye with a coat hanger!" Personally, I think it was good improvisation on her part, as was the knitting needle to the neck.
omg :P im dead
Watching Asia watch a horror film, is more entertaining than watching the movie itself. Great job guys. This is why the two of you, are my favorite reactors.
The reason Michael Myers and Halloween is iconic is because over 40 years later we still don’t know what motivates him to kill. You guys had a great reaction. In a way I’m jealous of first time watchers because I wish I could experience for the first time again and to see that it still frightens people 40 plus years later shows how well it holds up.
It's actually an adaptation of a book. In the book, it goes back to Celtic times curse of all curses, when a deformed young man during Samhain who was smitten with a beautiful young girl was rebuked, in fact, he was laughed at and taunted by others, I can't remember if they did anything to him but he curses the girl and any offspring she has. So throughout the ages every so many generations a male is born who kills the family and somehow there is always one woman who escapes. Michael Meyer's great-granddad was hung for killing two women and complained before he went and killed those two women that voices were talking to him. The idea was that the woman's bloodline would eventually be wiped out.
Yes!
@@talco881 Halloween has nothing to do with any book.
@@talco881 the book was an adaptation of the movie
i think its been explained before, hes been cursed with the thorn curse that causes u to kill ur siblings,michael also has another name the shape,maybe hes inhabited by a demon.
I got hooked on film reactions during the pandemic and I just stumbled across your channel. You two are hilarious! The ideal viewing audience with your visceral response fused with humor. Love it. I fell asleep watching this Halloween night 🎃 and just finished November 1st! You gained a subscriber...looking forward to more! 🤘
Hey, Thanks Dan!! Really appreciate your kind comment and sub!! Welcome in
“Michael just out walking around” y’all are funny 😂
These were the times when movies were movies. So happy people are revisiting these classics 🙌🏻
Music has continued to evolve over time. I don't understand why movies haven't as much - too many remakes/sequels/etc.
@@terrylandess6072 Facts I Don't even care to see these new movies anymore we Don't have any big stardom actors anymore like back then
@@terrylandess6072 Music has devolved more like and so as American cinema. As far as I know, South Korea makes the best films these days.
@@radentstwo9793 To get good music now, you have to avoid the mainstream production-line swill. There's still some good stuff, but it isn't being pushed by the mainstream. Can't really say the same for cinema. A decent movie is an oddity these days, whether it's Hollywood, indie or foreign.
@@terrylandess6072Music is trash nowadays. Seriously let's not go there. But movies and music in the 80s were surpassed by the 90s. I will say that. And the mid 2000s had amazing movies. Music however died after the 90s. Last great decade of music. Music didn't evolve. It became a joke and devoled
Halloween is TOTALLY classic! A rare case of low budget film that was a smash hit and became a cult classic. Truly one of my favorite films of all time. The perfect thriller.
John Carpenter always did best on low budget movies most which became classics.
slasher*
🤦♀
*Horror
Nice reaction guys! I think Carpenter would be so happy to see that his groundbreaking movie still has the capacity to scare people all these years later. Even though there is so much more gory, jumpy stuff nowadays, this builds the tension and has one of the most terrifying bad guys ever. It was interesting that BJ said, "That would be too cliché" because this was almost before the clichés were created! It's hokey in places for sure but to me, it's like listening to a great rock and roll album from many years ago. It set the scene for what followed.
This film created all those cliches that we know today. Now’s the time to watch Scream!
@@lorihagerty7833 John Carpenter, George Romero and Wes Craven are pretty much responsible 90% of all horror cliche's... Man these guy were legends. (RIP Romero and Craven) Too bad Carpenter pretty much retired from film making but he is still making music.
BJ at 9:48: "Shuggy duggy quack quack" 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
I've known so many young people who said this movie isn't scary, and they don't get the ending. Imagine watching this in a movie theater. Alone. at night. now you gotta walk through a dark parking lot to your car or walk home in the dark. And after seeing that Micheal is still out there, still alive.
@@vceisdead More specifically, young people of this generation that have seen a thousand and one ripoffs, carbon copies and imitators that have pretty much become desensitized to horror films almost completely say it's "not scary." A lot of youngsters now are almost desperate to prove their not scared and just can't lower their inhibitions for the experience at all.
@@vceisdeadI was 9 when insane it and was scared sh*tless. Lol but the music....still scares me..Michael Myers is my fave horror movie iconic killer but I'm still scared oh him. I literally still have nightmares with him from time to time. Lol
We didn't leave doors open but they were rarely locked and windows were open a lot in the 70's. There wasn't central air or window units in every home then. 🤷♀️
Metal hangers can be used as a weapon. We didn't have a lot of plastic hangers back then. We used the wire hangers to clear clogged drains, for antennas and to wire up things on our vehicles.
Laurie Strode was the original final girl.
The 2nd Halloween movie directly follows this one up on the timeline. It's a must watch!!!
Im a big fan of the original sequel. 1, 2 and H20 make a good trilogy.
@@seanrstacy It should've ended with H20 IMO. Perfect ending.
Agreed watch Halloween 2 and H2O skip everything else
Soooo true!
2nd one is bad
Asia, you'll need 10 blankets for this one! Very scary and it holds up still to this day! Can't wait to see your reaction! Have fun!
B.J. will need one too *giggle*
@@charissakington606 lol
I have yet to find a movie that has scared me I watched this ehen I was like 4 lol been watching em all since I was little. There was one movie that kind of creep me out but I wouldn't say scary. I think there is something wrong with me haha
I'm laughing so hard at Asia with her hands up the whole movie.
"Hold on to that one, and when you get another weapon...HOLD ONTO THAT ONE TOO!" You're so right 🤣
I NEVER noticed that scene where the girl goes to get keys to unlock the car then after she gets back to the car opens the car without the keys without realizing it meant Michael was in the back seat. So much of these little details are so easy to miss, but it's really what makes this movie shine.
Yes, and there were so many opportunities that Michael could've gotten her but he didn't...so you are just constantly on edge....is it coming? Is this it?
The keys were for starting the car, not unlocking it.
@@campusmartius8450 yes but she actually needed the keys to unlock the door in the first place thats why she went back to get them
@@Dee1nOnly92 Ah you're right. I missed that part 😁
Also the fog from him breathing so heavy in the back
You two are one of my favorite reaction couples here on this platform. I hope you do all the scary movies this month! Lol
Can't go wrong with the original.
I forgot P.J. Soles was in this. I remember her from Stripes (1981) the most.
@@terrylandess6072 She was married to Dennis Quaid too at this time...I think;)
@@terrylandess6072 Love Stripes. Filmed partly in my home town.
@@terrylandess6072 Totally!
@@jannathompson2262 Yes she was involved with Dennis Quaid for a time. At one point she pitched to get Dennis Quaid to play Bob in the movie to John Carpenter but I think Quaid was involved with another movie project.
Such great reactions by both of you, BJ is so analytical, he figures out everything, and I’m here for Asia’s blanket and her watching through her fingers.
At 17:44 when that drain pipe hit the window EVERYONE in the theatre jumped two feet out of their seats. I was married and in my mid-twenties when we went to see this and I'm not ashamed to admit that this movie scared the HOLY CRAP OUT OF ME.
Asia was HILARIOUS!!! Asia was scared 10 - BJ I would say a 3 or 4. It was a good sign when he didn't grab your blanket! Lol
Oh damn… Asia’s local “security blanket” supplier may have to stock up as I think she’ll probably tear a few with this one!!! 😱😱😱
Thus just might be my favorite horror movie of all time!
I love the child like, "if I hide behind the blanket or my hands no bad thing will happen and I'm safe." lol
I love Asia using the blanket to cover up 😆
I love how Asia uses her fear blanket to cover her eyes. "Babe, I can't watch any more. Babe..." LOL. :)
The conversations the two of you have are priceless and hilarious! Asia "I'm not looking" yes you are through your fingers! Absolutely hysterical the two of you! Again I've seen this movie many times so I just watched the two of you, absolutely worth the price of admittance! I was laughing at Asia the whole time!
Aw, Thanks Karl!!!
Trust me, Asia, you're not the only one who would've stabbed him four or five more times.
Great reaction!
Oh I would have stabbed him a hell of a lot more times than that. I would of chopped him up in a hundred little pieces, although he still would have come back, lol
Thing is, the Dr shot him 4 or 5 times and he still disappeared... Stabbing him might not have done shit either
I was 17 when this was first released to theatres. You kids gave an AWESOME reaction. Took me back. Great job! Happy Halloween! 🍂🎃🍂
They end it that way so you hear his breathing and see all the places in the dark he could be since he disappeared. It ends to let you feel like he could be anywhere and make you scared to leave the theater back in 1978.
If you two are doing a horror movie marathon for October then I can't wait. This month is going to be a blast!
One frequently overlooked detail of this movie that’s just as cool as any other-and is my favorite-is how Michael is listed in the credits: *The Shape.*
Downright sinister.
Yeppers! That's all he was ever supposed to be. Michael wasn't supposed to have an actual name.
Halloween and The Thing are my 2 favorite horror films. You guys should definitely enjoy this. It is a change of pace from Se7en.
Which The Thing?
1982 The Thing is phenomenal!
John Carpenter effect. Legend!
@@jayeblood1038 I don't know what happened with 'The Ghosts of Mars' since Carpenter could do no wrong up until then. It just seemed lackluster compared to the earlier efforts.
@@Lost_n_Found_1 Carpenters.
The Thing was a classic black and white film that John Carpenter was a fan of and made into a feature film in 1982 with Kurt Russell. A very good horror film to watch made by John Carpenter who did Halloween. I watched this in film class when I was in college. What John Carpenter did was caused the audience to use their imagination rather than do traditional jump scares. Plus, the kind of cameras used other films started to use it. You have to watch Halloween II. Plus, there are more sequels to this. There is a story to the films. I forgot to mention that John Carpenter wrote the song and performed it as well for the franchise. LOL
At the end, Asia had the breathing and the blanket down to perfection. She just forgot the glasses.
This has quickly become one of my favorite reaction channels. I love your vibe and energy. Much love from Croatia.
Much ❤️❤️ Cassandra!!
I know it's a different world now, but I grew up in the 50s and 60s, and we did not start locking our front door, and front door only, until the late 60s, and only at night. My parents left the car keys in the ignition of the car in the driveway. Kids stayed outside playing, until mothers would step out and yell for us to come in to eat. This was in the suburbs of LA, so yeah, the world has changed.
By the way, there was no 911 then.
I've seen this movie a dozen times. but I have to say I've never been so entertained. I've subscribed to your movie reactions. you guys are a lot of fun. God bless you Asia, BJ. 👍
Wow, Thanks Michael!! What a nice comment and we really appreciate your sub!!!
My favorite reactions ever... I've never laughed so hard... I took a date to the theater to see this. I have two scars on my forearm from her fingernails from this movie... the girls in the theater wouldn't even leave their seats till the lights came on...
fun fact, theyre watching the 50s version of The Thing on tv, and this movies director, John Carpenter, did the 1982 remake of The Thing :P which is severely underrated!
Halloween 2 starts right after this one and takes place on the same night. It will answer all your questions about Halloween.
One of my all time favorite horror movies.
Halloween 2 is still a good movie, I know people don't like it for the most part but as a direct sequel I think it works amazingly well. And Halloween 3, is it's own thing. I rather like it and I know in recent years it has had a resurgence of popularity etc.
@@Wl23W-i7i Nothing to be confused about though, they can still watch all the movies and enjoy them as they were meant to be watched and then get to the new ones which "retcon" them out. I mean H20 did the same thing basically.
Asia & BJ, I would skip all the sequels from 1981's "Halloween 2" thru 2002's "Halloween: Resurrection" (as well as passing on Rob Zombie's versions in 2007 and 2009). The most recent Michael Myers timeline picks up with 2018 "Halloween" based on what you just saw from the 1978 movie. That way you'll be more up-to-date on the current franchise to watch 2020's "Halloween Kills" and eventually Oct. 14th, 2022's "Halloween Ends."
@@Wl23W-i7i I don't want them to be confused, I simply feel like they should watch them in the order they were released. If they don't want to get all confused by the events of movies, fine then go straight to the 2018 Halloween etc. If they just want to watch scary slasher movies, watch them all as is.
@@Wl23W-i7i Dude I think you are overreacting a tad here. It's not that big a deal to be honest. I've seen many reaction channels go and watch all the movies and then get to the new movies just fine. And I've seen them go from the original here to the new ones, which is also fine. However they want to watch them (if they even want to watch them) is up to them.
Right behind BJ, already has the Halloween poster perfectly placed to watch this movie.
Now this is what I’m talking about!! My favorite movie/franchise to watch during spooky 👻 season! 😅🙌🏻🤗🎉
@@jaimecontreras6752 I do not like the 3rd one but I do like 4 & 5, also the Halloween H2O is one of my favorites to rewatch from the franchise
BJ holdin' it down while Asia forming a wall with those fingers. LOL
I haven’t even finished watching this video and I had to subscribe. You two are hilarious, I love the commentary from BJ and Asia watching through her fingers is life. I’ve been laughing while watching you. This is awesome. Happy Halloween🎃
Hey, Thanks Louvia!! Really appreciate your kind comment and sub!! Welcome in
Thank you Asia and BJ for reacting to this movie. Fun Fact: The station wagon that Michael (The Shape) steals from Dr. Loomis and his nurse and then subsequently drives to and then around Haddenfield was a late model Ford LTD Country Squire station wagon probably brand new or fairly new at the time of making the movie in 1978. I would say it was probably a 77 or 78 model year. Anyway it turns out that the car was rented from a vehicle rental company for the making of the movie. I saw a video I believe on TH-cam that they recently located the car and proved by the VIN number and documentation that it was the exact car that was used in the movie but it was in horrible condition and the people that owned it had no idea the cinematic history they had on their hands and then the party that purchased the car restored it to it's original condition except for the power windows which were much harder to locate replacements for because the original power window wiring harness and hardware was not usable because the rodents had chewed on the wires while the car was in storage all those years so in that video they said they had to make it a manual window car. They also had planned to eventually convert it back to power windows and locks like it was in the movie. Just an interesting fun fact I thought you might like.
I promise you, in the suburbs in the midwest it was VERY COMMON to leave your front doors unlocked. While it wouldn't be normal to have your back door ajar (open), it wouldn't be something that would not be a big alram either.
Laurie thought that her friends were either trying to mess with her (Halloween night) or possibly in the bedrooms "fooling around".
I personally would have went back to the house I was babysitting at and waited for a call or the parents to come home. She probably didn't want to get her friends in trouble though.
P.S. Compared to present day, the 1960's & 70's were very trusting, especially in really good neighborhoods and in small cities.
I was expecting horror and I got comedy right here. You two are too damn funny!! Asia...GURL your eyes got as big as saucers, and BJ just looked scared stiff!! You gotta watch at least the next part of "Halloween" to learn the backstory...but then again, there are backstories in ALL of the "Halloween" movies. You guys have to jump on the "Friday the 13th" bandwagon...that's my favorite horror story.
HUGZ to you guys!
~Dawne
"Why you all sunk in the sofa?"
"I don't know. Weren't no where else to go."
The Hoot I Hollered!!!
😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
You had me at, "Well, DANG Michael 😳 !!" What an understatement! Should be the catch phrase for the entire franchise. Luv ya'll ❤️ 😍
Jamie Lee Curtis was 19 when she did this movie. The director specifically had her dress very conservatively because she was already becoming a knockout with her figure. As you may or not know, she became known as, "The Body" in Hollywood during the '80s. Saw this as a kid and loved it. Loved it more as I got older and saw more of Jamie. Yeah babe!
Once you watch Trading Places, all the pieces fall into place...Lol
Watching you two was better than any comedy! 😂😂😂
When this came out, it scared the living CRAP out of me! This was very original, and there have been so many copycat slasher movies since that the effectiveness has worn off. No one did it better then the original Halloween!
I saw this in 78 when it first came out in a theater and people were losing their minds. A couple of girls fainted and some ran out of the theater. It was crazy !!!
🤣🙊
Kinda' like the Exorcist was making the religious people freak out - we had our own 'internet' back then - it was the news and word of mouth.
I just don't see how anyone can get that scared of a movie. I must be broken or something.
@@lindziodowd8609 I know. It had it's make you jump moments and Oh No moments but I was like what the heck. Running and fainting !!!!!
@@kellyspann9845 yeah my friend gets really scared over things too but I just can't. Back when I was younger I loved saw now I have to turn my head I can't handle the gore like I could but it doesn't scare me.
I watched this on release in 1978 and I knew your reaction was going to be comedy gold. I didn't expect the blanket to come up within 30 seconds though.😂
“You gonna hang up a jacket?” 😂😂😂
A classic. John Carpenter really did a lot with small budgets. He made some classics and he did everything behind the scenes - even writing the music scores.
The music score is legendary. The Michael Meyers theme is so absurdly simple yet so incredibly creepy!
Part 2 is definitely a must see !
Halloween II is a sequel that happens right after this on the same night and mostly happens in the hospital.
"OH SHUCKY-DUCKY QUACK QUACK!!!!!" 😆😂😆😂😆 lol.
Girl! You got me laughing! Your reactions are timeless! Love you gius
I was 17 when this one came out. It was SCARY!! 🤣 All us kids loved it, LOL! This was a fun one, Gangaroos! Great job!
If you two haven't seen A Nightmare on Elm Street, consider watching that for your Halloween month. It's also a psychological thriller.
The movie that launched a thousand slasher movie tropes. The best of the best. Fun to watch new fans enjoying it.
Yes!! You watched my favorite horror movie of all time! This movie is iconic, an absolute classic, for so many reasons: the spot-on music, the fantastic performances of Donald Pleasance and Jamie Lee Curtis, the simplicity of the story, and the almost unbearable suspense and tension. Also, I love the lack of blood and gore, relying instead on that incredible tension and the viewer's imagination. Asia, you are my new favorite person to watch reacting to horror movies, with your jump scares and peeking through your fingers. 😄 And BJ, you have awesome comments; did you really say shucky ducky quack quack? 😂 That made my day!!
Okay, here is my opinion on which sequels to watch:
*Halloween II: a direct continuation of this one, picking right up the same night where this one left off. Not as good as this one, but still worth watching.
*Halloween H20: the best sequel, that really captures the spirit of the original, with the return of Jamie Lee Curtis and other great performances.
*Halloween (2018) and Halloween Kills: back-to-back movies that follow the timeline of the original, ignoring all the sequels and reboots, and again featuring Jamie Lee Curtis.
The rest of the sequels and reboots range from meh to bad to insultingly awful (Resurrection).
Have fun on your Halloween journey! Asia, I hope you survive the experience! 😁
Y'all are so hilarious and awesome! Loving your horror reacts. Happy Halloween!
In 1963 not only did we NOT lock our doors at night, but also didn’t lock them when we left on vacation. In addition, we left the car keys in the ignition. You may be surprised to know we lived in a Detroit suburb.
Halloween 2 picks up right were this one left off. It tell a lot more of the story. You should watch it. If your blanket can hold out. Lol. Love you guys!
I loved 80's horror when I was a kid. Please check out two of my favorites...The Fog (1980 version) and Phantasm. Love your movie reactions and keep the fun going!!!
Ah Phantasm - because gore was in style and humor got in the way. Serious brutality for an older generation.
Love the whole Phantasm series!
I like The Fog even more than Halloween
Halloween is a classic! I remember being 6 or 7 years old, sitting in my Aunt’s bedroom and watching it all by myself! It scared the life out of me and gave me such a rush! I completely enjoyed it at a kid. Now Halloween completely changed the movie horror genre with the blue lighting background, the blank, emotionless face (mask) in which the director could project everything in him, to which there was no rhyme or reason as to why he was doing what he did. The lack of blood and gore was offset by the power of sound effects. This is probably one of the scariest movies that is triggered by sound effects alone. I’m glad you finally had an opportunity to experience it and this is truly my favorite movie of all time. Look at movies prior to Halloween and then how it affected how horror movies were made after. This completely changed it.
Watched the film with three college friends when I was a freshman in 1978... we screamed so much we lost our voices.
How funny you were while watching this, Asia❣ Now, check out Jamie Lee's mom, Janet Leigh, in Alfred Hitchcock's classic 'Psycho'🔪
I just recommended that one too. Another favourite of mine. Norman is so freaky
@@eviekelpie1 Right?!!
We didn't lock our doors those days in the suburbs at night. We didn't always have air conditioning and would put a fan in front of the screen door to pull in cool air. Crime was rare.
I can remember dropping off my best friend at home back in the day and he would walk right in the front door regardless of what time it was 😂😂
My mom said sitting in the dark theater at the end, with that montage of past locations in the film and his breathing, was the *scariest* thing ever at that time. “Where is he?” etc.
Didn't you realize Michael was standing outside the windows next to the station wagon?
Love your Reaction 😅❤️
Watch the 2018 Halloween+Kills/Ends - very fun to watch :)
Please watch Halloween 2 asap, I love y’all’s reaction!!!
Asia's reaction is brilliant you have to follow up with Halloween 2 it carries on where this left off and shows what happens the rest of the night.
The looks on your faces!!! CLASSIC!! 🤣🤣 This is still my favorite Horror Movie! Happy Halloween! 🎃🎃😎
STOP SILENCE OF THE GERMAN SHEPHERD KILLED ME
I love the infamous halloween intro song lmao asia was like uhnt uhn
I can't wait for you two to further this journey into Halloween.
You have to watch 2, that's where you learn what's going on. Also, y'all make it so much fun. Thanks for another great reaction. Have a wonderful blessed night 😘😘🥰🥰
John Carpenter is a horror genius.
His Halloween-serie is the most scary-chilling
His horror-remake movie "The Thing" from 1982, is a classic!
First time I ever saw this was during a 24hr Halloween "lock-in" at the Boys n Girls Club back in the day. Bout fifty of us kids were crammed in a room with a projector and the wall being used as the screen. At just the perfect moment, one kid decides to have an epileptic "fit" and freaked everybody out (bless the kid's heart). We heard somebody yell "he's gonna kill us all," and everybody hit the door at the same time trying to high-tail it outa there lol...we destroyed the room. Lol, I'll never forget that. And, #2 starts where this one left off...
"Michael Myers don't play games." - Asia 2 seconds before Michael Myers puts a sheet on and pretends to be a ghost. lol
That's my favorite part.
Love your channels , Great reaction as always . I think you should watch Halloween 2 (1981) . It picks up where the first ended . Watching 1 & 2 is like watching 1 movie in two parts. Keep up the great work ! ✌️
Great reaction. So great my hands were sweating cause I was scared for Asia. LMAO. Really fun to watch with you guys. 👍😃😄
So glad you watched this! Great reaction!! This is one of my favorite all time scary movies. This one and The Thing with Kurt Russell. Anyway on a scale of 1 - 10, i'm giving this a 10!! This movie scared the crap out of me when I first saw it. So scary!!! Don't watch 2 or 3. Go straight to the Halloween from I think 2018. That movie is the true sequel according to John Carpenter and Jamie Lee Curtis. Love you guys!!
20:41 "He got silenced. The silence of the German shepherd" 😂
Michael went back to Haddonfield to get his little sister Laurie!
Thank you
Great reaction you two...glad you enjoyed the orginal classic...often imitated (and even ripped off) but never duplicated. 🎃
TRIVIA - Due some of the more violent content and nudity not be able to be shown on national TV (due to FCC broadcasting regulations and network decency censorship), several scenes from the film had to be either re-edited (for the TV broadcasting standards) or removed entirely...However, with the changes made, the film's running time would have ran at an irregular shorter length than what the networks programming blocks (minus advertising/commercial time) wanted at the time. In order to fix that, director John Carpenter shot 12 minutes of new additional footage (with much of the orginal cast - due to the fact that Carpenter himself was also doing uncredited reshoots for Halloween II at the time as well in 1981) to fill in the missing gaps (and at the time - to also better connect Halloween II more directly with Carpenter's orginal film).
These additional scenes were shot by director John Carpenter for the 1981 television network premiere. They include:
*A meeting set in 1964 between Dr. Loomis and two doctors from the mental (psychiatric) institution where Michael Myers is being kept, where Dr. Loomis urges the doctors to keep him under maximum security but they don't see Michael as any kind of threat because he appears mostly catatonic, so they refuse. The scene ends with Loomis visiting young Michael in his hospital room and saying to him "You fooled them didn't you Michael...but not me".
*A scene after Michael's hospital escape, where a nurse leads Dr. Loomis to Michael's room, telling him who was supposed to have been watching all the patients that night but wasn't there at the post at the time when all the patients were released outside. Once they arrive in Michael's room, she tells him he must have broken the window glass with his bare hands. They then glance over on the wall, and see, written in blood, the word "sister". The nurse asks Loomis if Michael has been found yet, where Loomis replies "No...but I know where he's going".
*A scene (before Laurie leaves to go babysitting) where Lynda visits Laurie at home saying a "creepy guy in a station wagon has been following me", but they both look out the windows and they both don't see anything. Lynda then asks to borrow Laurie's new blouse just as Annie calls on the phone asking to borrow the same blouse. She lends the blouse to Lynda who says "I totally promise to take good care of it", as Laurie mumbles to herself "I totally don't believe you".
I will say to check out Halloween II (1981) also (and the other sequels as well if you wish) - because Halloween II takes place directly after Halloween (1978) ends and (the story) all occurs on the same night. ✌️
Your reactions were hilarious!😂😂😂🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣👍 React to part 2 because it's even more scarier.
I think this is the best movie reaction I've seen you guys do. Asia was so funny, "nowhere else to go" and I swore BJ eyes were going to pop out of his head and he was going to dislocate his jaw. You guys must do H2. Great job.
I love this series so much so I’m so glad you reacted to it!
I have to say, Asia, your laugh is infectious and it makes me laugh right along with you!
Asia's security blankets really crack me up.
New subscriber here! You two reacting to this great classic was classic. Check out Halloween 2 that continues this same story on the same night. It came out 3 years later but takes place on the same night.
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