Fuck yes I’ve been a Halloween fan ever since I was 3 and I’m 14 now I’ve been loyal to the series almost my whole life and I can tell they are true fans 😁
Fans, but not hardcore fans for sure. They don’t understand the original plot of Laurie and Micheal being siblings. Which is established in the second film. I know it’s thrown away in 2018 but still. (Not hating btw at all. I enjoyed the commentary VERY much) For the lovely ladies, In the original timeline, Laurie and Micheal are separated after Micheal kills their older sister. I assume the parents just have her up for adoption because they couldn’t take care of her with all the stress of Micheal. And also to protect her, I mean Micheal did kill his SISTER so, you can only assume that she is in danger But if I remember correctly it was added to the second film despite Carpenter not wanting them to be related. Which is kind of why it’s just thrown away. No one likes them being siblings lol
@@ashleywilliams4665 No. In the original Laurie and Michael weren't siblings. That was a retcon introduced by Halloween II. It was something John Carpenter regretted writing and I don't blame him because it's scarier that Laurie was a random girl Michael saw when she dropped the key off at his old house and he decided to stalk and kill her and her friends at random than her being his sister, wanting to kill her because of that and only killing her friends for being in the way. You can tell how much the sister twist was a last minute addition to II because the only hints at it were Laurie having a flashback to Mrs Strode telling her she wasn't her mother, visiting Michael at Smith's Grove, Michael stabbing a knife through the sister part of a drawing a kid did of his family and then Marion just tells Loomis "Oh yeah she's his sister."
Two things I learned from this movie: 1. Don't think Michael's out of action until you see his body chopped into gnat-sized pieces. 2. Don't fuck with the Strode girls.
Well the main through line is how trauma doesn't affect just one person but the generations that come after too. Laurie became paranoid and protective, her daughter's childhood was completely consumed with paranoia and that's why her rebellion is trying to live as normal a life as possible, and the grand daughter now having to deal with both of their extremely different outlooks and a divided family. Her having the knife at the end was a symbol that the trauma has bleed down to the next generation. This also came out at the height of the Me Too movement and the writers said it's about women taking back their narrative
Yep, intergenerational trauma is real, my family is affected by Indian Residential Schools intergenerational trauma here in Canada, we are indigenous and our parents and grandparents went through sexual abuse, torture, and murder at those schools, so I could relate to the movie in many ways with generational trauma
I feel like the crux of this movie is that Michael could have cared less about Laurie. She was obsessed with him. Michael just resumed killing and Laurie was in his way. The granddaughter was coincidence imo.
Yeah. Michael didn't care about Laurie. He wasn't after her and just broke out to kill again in general. Laurie was just projecting and assuming that because she wanted revenge on him for killing her friends and trying to kill her he must want revenge on her for stabbing him in the neck with a knitting needle, blinding him in one eye with a coat hanger and stabbing him in the gut with his own knife. And were Michael your usual killer he would. But he's so cold and uncaring that in his mind if he kills someone great but if he doesn't he'll just find another victim.
@@Xehanort10 Yeah. Not like he chased down the little black kid after he ditched out. And he wasn't actively searching for her. Events just brought them together(namely her chasing after him, after which he just abandoned her because he didn't give a shit)and then the crazy doctor bringing him within walking distance of her house.
@@phousefilms I'm glad the 2018 film brought him back to how he was in the original and got rid of the family, curse and cult stuff from the other sequels.
Funny you say that. They did try to suggest that, but then they completely switched it. So why make that point if you're just gonna make it all about L&M?
The police officer wasn't Annie's dad; he was just one of the responding officers in the first one. Karen wears the Christmas sweater to kind of just move past Halloween because of her mom's trauma. The end where they focus on her still holding the knife is a nod to the original, I think. Laurie kept dropping the knife in the original so in this one the family is smarter now and won't assume evil has been defeated. You guys should do a reaction on the two short teasers they released for Halloween Kills: th-cam.com/video/rHhZDYVoV7w/w-d-xo.html th-cam.com/video/WdaVjr_mq0s/w-d-xo.html
@Alpha Omega Sorry, this is long. Frank's last name is Hawkins, and Annie's last name is Brackett, so that's how I know Hawkins isn't Annie's dad. Halloween is ruined for the family because of Laurie and her trauma so that's why I think she had the sweater on--kind of like what Vicky said, "If I were you guys, I wouldn't celebrate either. I would just put up a Christmas tree instead." Allyson still holding the knife, to me, was like a parallel to 1978; they've learned to never drop the knife, just in case. Just like in 1978 no one came to the door when Laurie was banging on it and this time when Allyson does the same thing, someone answers--maybe because the community learned from past mistakes? That it could be real and not a prank? I didn't like Halloween 2007. They explained too much and for me, ruined what was mysterious about him...The original makes it seem like he came from a good family but was just a bad seed...I think that's more interesting than just coming from a bad family-I know some killers become killers due to abuse, but I just didn't like it. 2018 wasn't perfect, but for me, it felt more in-line to the original in terms of the story, atmosphere, music, and characters.
After four decades of horrible mismanagement, Michael finally was shown as the vicious monster he was in the original. One of the best slasher films in recent times.
You guys are a blast! Loved the reactions & glad y'all enjoyed the movie. Tbh, I wasn't feeling it the 1st time I watched it, but it ended up really growing on me.
@@willE84 When you do I tend to be a little nitpicky in the beginning ones, only because when I first started doing my channel I had watched a lot of Cinemasins and nostalgia critic and they can be nitpicky and they have a lot of subscribers so I thought that's what people wanted. I would purposely try to find stuff wrong and then go watch Cinemasins to see what of the same stuff we found 🤣 it wasn't until I started getting noticed and getting feedback that I have backed off from that so just bare with me on the first few!!!! I think it is after the first Avenger movie that I back off. Most of it was supposed to be in good fun but some people didn't take it that way lol
@@tashatipton2141 Watching and enjoying now(on Iron Man). It's crazy how fun it is to watch OTHER people watch movies, but it really is! Glad you enjoyed Captain Marvel. It wasn't the best, but I do think it gets some unfair hate along with Brie Larson. Gotta give you bonus points for your 90s music appreciation!
This was a vast improvement over every film that came after the original, and it was smart to make this a direct sequel; there are two more films after this one, Halloween Kills and Halloween Ends
@@dawnofthewalkers4915 Halloween 2 was amazing, the rest of the sequels sucked. I do like how they made Laurie and Michael not related. Them not being related makes what he does to Laurie more terrifying.
I had never seen a Halloween film in theaters till this one ever since I was a kid michael myers has been my favorite horror character seeing this in theaters hearing the theme with the theater speakers was an incredible experience
Please do Scream if you haven't seen it. It is my all time favorite, and I recently discovered your channel and I love these reactions to movies please do more they really make my day just seeing you guys react to these.
Yesss! I have seen the Scream movies and love them! Multiple people have requested that so it is definitely on our list and it will still be fun to do with Emma and Elizabeth even I already saw it. It has been awhile since I seen them but regardless I promise I won't spoil anything for them! Yay! I'm so glad you are enjoying the videos!!! ❤️ ❤️ ❤️
Tasha Tipton omgggg thank you so much for replying and I’m glad I found someone else who really likes the movies and I’m looking forward to seeing you guys reacting to it. Happy thanksgiving and have a good rest of your day💖
@@tashatipton2141 did you see the guy who plays Daniel Sousa in the new york scene in avengers? keep your eyes out for him. ;) also, you'll want to watch the 2 seasons of agent carter before you get done with agents of shield. you'll need the tie in's for the final seasons.
@Amar'e Harris OMG another scream movie??? I'm so ready for that!!! Also, yay! I'm so glad you are enjoying the videos! Thanks for the support it is so greatly appreciated!!! ❤️ ❤️ ❤️
This was an excellent reaction! I laughed so hard when she said why release him on Halloween! I didn't catch that lol. You guys are cool. Two thumbs up!!
Yay! I'm so glad you enjoyed the video!!! ❤️ ❤️ ❤️ And yes, I didn't think of that either which is why I started laughing so hard when she brought that up 🤣🤣🤣
@@tashatipton2141 Do Insidious!! Lol that movie is scary. 😬 if you do other movies besides horror...watch Raising Arizona! Best comedy ever! Lol... Oh and I definitely subscribed!! Keep being an awesome family!! ❤
In the original sequel which John Carpenter never really wanted to make they came up with the plot twist that Michael was Laurie's brother and regretted it because it killed a lot of Michaels mystique. It's much scarier not knowing why he does what he does and is why this movie does away with that twist early during that conversation her granddaughter has with her friends. That being said I still enjoy some of the original sequels and how 4 and 5 set up Danielle Harris as a future scream queen.
For those interested, there are three separate story lines that starts with the original movie. Two of them has Laurie as Michael's sister: 1. Halloween, Halloween 2, Halloween 4, Halloween 5, Halloween 6 - Laurie is Michael's sister. 2. Halloween, Halloween 2, Halloween H20, Halloween Resurrection - Laurie is Michael's sister. 3. Halloween, Halloween (2018), Halloween Kills, Halloween Ends - Laurie is not Michael's sister. The Halloween series was supposed to be an anthology of stories centered around Halloween that were never connected. That's what Carpenter originally wanted. The studios however had noticed the growing popularity of this genre of horror movie so they wanted to do that with Michael Meyers. Carpenter begrudgingly wrote Halloween 2 as sequel to the first. Then the studio wanted there to be a reason why Michael was after Laurie so it was added that they were siblings. During the production of Halloween 2, scenes were added to the TV cut of the first movie, filmed while they were shooting the second. Primarily these additions were hints of Michael's motivation. Somehow Carpenter was able to convince the studio to go back to his original concept for the Halloween series; Halloween 3. Unfortunately for Carpenter the demand for more Michael began so great that the studio never went back to Carpenter's concept again and I don't think he's written/directed another Halloween since. Incidentally in the 2018 Halloween (and in the trailers for Halloween Kills) you'll see people wearing skull, witch, and jack-o-lantern masks. These are identical to the same Silver Shamrock masks that were featured in Halloween 3.
Just a bit of background here. They were brother and sister in the previous sequels, which this film ignores. In the original film (1978), they were never meant to be related. The whole sibling connection was a narrative inclusion for Halloween II (1981) which Carpenter and Hill wrote the screenplay for and produced. This would then become the story arc for the subsequent sequels and would remain so until 2018, where this new sequel would retcon it from continuity. So, they are not related in this new timeline. According to Carpenter, he came up with the sibling idea whilst downing a entire 6 pack beer because he couldn't think of anything else. There was never meant to be a sequel to the original Halloween, but Carpenter was contractually obligated to work on a sequel regardless. And now here we are with currently 10 Halloween films (excluding part 3), soon to be 12 with the 2 upcoming sequels Halloween Kills (2021) and Halloween Ends (2022), both of which take place on the same night as Halloween (2018).
There's a couple of reasons why the original Halloween doesn't look like a low budget film. The first, obviously, is the fact that you had so many talented people at the beginning of their careers looking to make a name for themselves. Director John Carpenter and cinematographer Dean Cundey, who would go onto lensing films for Spielberg such as Jurassic Park and Hook, were 100% committed to making it look like a big Hollywood production. So, they really went out of their way to make it look as great as it did. The other reason is that John Carpenter chose to shoot the film in 35mm anamorphic widescreen as opposed to the cheaper option that most low budget films at the time used, which was 16mm academy flat. The fact that the film was such a beautiful 2.35:1 aspect ratio with amazing production design and lighting made it look 10 times more expensive than it was.
I mean is no coincidence he escapes on Halloween, that's the whole idea he waits paitently for the moment, and also hes a 61 year old patient maybe high security was not tecnically needed. Also that's not Annies dad.
I loved the "twist" of the doctor. If you paid close attention they set up throughout that the doctor was basically obsessed with him, so the twist you can kinda see coming, yet the sudden way he murders the cop is still shocking!
Yes you are absolutely right about there being clues leading up to it now that I think about it. There were times where I thought that was a little weird but of course I didn't put two and two together 🤣
@@tashatipton2141 It's fine lol a lot of people missed it. I still remember watching it with my mom, & her ex at the theatre. Earlier on I said I wasn't sure about the doctor. Fast forward to that scene and I paused...and whispered that it was nice knowing the cop, and well.... *DEAD*
Jamie Lee Curtis isn't the only return from the original. The teacher is PJ Soles(The naked girl Michael strangles with a phone cord in the original) and in some scenes Michael Myer is played by a 70 year old Nick Castle(the Original Michael from the 1st movie).
Most serial killers have a target demographic. They go after certain people for reasons known only to them; resembling a condescending parent or unfaithful loved one, being responsible for a personal event in their lives, etc. The terrifying thing about Michael Myers (besides from his apparent immortality) is that he has no demographic. All of his kills are victims of opportunity; there's no way you can track who he's after next, and everyone around him is a potential target.
Karen: "My childhood was awful" Everyone: "How awful?" Karen: "I learned to shoot a gun when I was 8" Everyone: "That's actually pretty standard" Karen: "I learned how to fight" Everyone: "Well it's good for kids to defend themselves" Karen: "I had nightmares about our basement" Everyone: "Every kid whose house has a basement is scared of it." All in all, Karen's childhood was pretty typical.
I mean...I had nightmares about my basement too, but she had an actual reason. It seems pretty clear that she essentially grew up like fucking John Connor, which is maladaptive unless you need to defeat Skynet one day. It is worth remembering that her kid was taken from her by the government - as in, people had to go up to that heavily armored compound and convince a woman who's spent her entire life's income on weapons to let them take her only child from her; they do not do that lightly. Shit was *rough* and you get a solid indication of what it must have been like throughout this - like when Laurie breaks into her house and casually holds her husband at gunpoint for most of the conversation.
Despite some negative reception, you guys will definitely enjoy some of the sequels. Halloween 2,4 and 7 are fan favorites. It will be nice to see your reaction and compare it to this.
There is a lot of theories on how Michael can take so much and either not die or just be unphased. There is an actual medical condition where people do not feel pain. Part of me thinks that could be part of it. If you noticed when he got his fingers blown off he didn't even scream. Yet with that said Halloween Kills definitely makes it feel like he's just a supernatural entity.
Y’all need to watch the original Halloween 2 from 1981!! It continues from the same night as the original! You guys are great!! Your reactions make me laugh! Doing awesome ladies!
Yay! I'm so glad you enjoyed the video!!!! ❤️ ❤️ ❤️ Don't worry we definitely plan on watching all the other Halloween movies even the not so great ones 🤣
In Halloween II, they did indeed make Michael & Laurie siblings. The Halloween timeline is...complicated: it's been reset/retconned like 4 times, including this 2018 sequel/reboot. Halloween (2018) ignores all of the sequels previously made and, in doing so, they removed the family ties between them.
I’m still not sure how I feel about it because the Strodes are still the stars of the new trilogy so just HOW different is this from her being related to Michael anyway lol
This movie takes place directly after the first one. It ignores the rest of the series. I believe it is 40 years later (?) And he is not her sister in this one.
The knife freeze frame is for sure to do with how in the original laurie kept throwing it to the side, but allyson being born of these powerful prepared Strode women, is ready, she isn't throwing the knife to the side, she's holding onto it.
Oooohhhh that makes so much sense! I didn't even think of that! When you know that fact it makes that ending scene so much more powrful! Thanks for sharing that! ❤️ And yes, that did really bother me in the original that she wouldn't keep ahold of the weapons especially the time she dropped it right next to him 🤣
Hi all, I am a huge Halloween 1 fan...I also had a sigh of relief when watching Halloween 2018 in the cinema, a sigh that a huge effort was put into the 2018 movie , I also liked the Rob Zombie Halloween as it was heading into a different direction and showed more of why Michael became Michael. Halloween 4 was also pretty good....but after that it went a bit down hill. I would like to see you react to a low budget film I saw a few years back it was probably the MOST claustrophobic film I've ever seen and was very intense....it was called 'Crawl or die' (2014) or the British horror film 'The Descent' (2004)
I know this is a few months too late with the second one getting ready to come out but I just wanted to point out and ask if you guys might have missed the end of the credits you hear him breathing sometimes we all miss the most important details until the end of the credits
You all are very funny and very likable ALL THE BEST!! ~ I found this video because I’m a big fan of the original movie - did u upload an reaction to it ? Greetings from Germany
In the 1981 Halloween sequel it’s her brother and Halloween H20 picks up with Laurie in that story line. This film retcons the second film out. Try watching 2 and H20 I think it’s a better saga
The story of Laurie being his sister was explained in Halloween 2, which I see you’ve just recently watched so you may know already… anyway though, “That girl? That Strode girl? That’s Michael Myers sister. She was born two years before he was committed; two years after his parents were killed and she was adopted by the Strodes…” So Michael’s parents had 3 children; Judith, Michael, and Laurie(assuming that’s not a name the Strodes gave her after adoption…) We are supposed to assume Laurie was either out in the car when his parents pulled up on the night Judith died, or that she was in the house somewhere… but that’s the only backstory we get.
Ladies, ladies ladies. Haven't you figured out yet that Michael's weapon of choice is a kitchen butcher knife??? He didn't have one and so he just went into the first easily accessible house and simply killed the occupant to get the knife he likes. That's why it seems random but in a way it was not.
This movie is much more enjoyable if you've seen all of the rest in the series. There are so many Easter eggs and nods to previous films that are in this one that makes it so much more fun to watch.
Here's all of the timelines for Halloween: Following the partial reboot Halloween (2018), this film is part of a sixth separate Halloween timeline: 1. Original intent timeline (John Carpenter acknowledging that the original 1978 movie was always intended to be one complete story): Halloween (1978). 2. Original timeline: Halloween (1978), Halloween II (1981), Halloween 4: The Return of Michael Myers (1988), Halloween 5: The Revenge of Michael Myers (1989) and Halloween: The Curse of Michael Myers (1995). 3. Halloween III: Season of the Witch (1982) (completely separate continuity, as evidence by the scene where a character sees a commercial advertising the first film on television). 4. Halloween (1978), Halloween II (1981), Halloween H20: 20 Years Later (1998) and Halloween: Resurrection (2002) (which ignore parts 3 through 6 of the original timeline). 5. Halloween (2007) and Halloween II (2009) (remake and accompanying sequel). 6. Halloween (1978), Halloween (2018) and Halloween Kills (2021), followed by Halloween Ends (2022) (which ignore part 2 through 6 of the original timeline).
Fun fact. They zoom in on Allyson holding the knife NOT because shes gonna become the killer. They do that to show that SHE unlike Laurie in 1978 DID NOT LET GO OF THE KNIFE.
That makes so much more sense!!!! That makes that ending scene so much more powerful now that I know that. That did really bother me that she kept dropping them in the original especially when she dropped it literally right next to him 🤣
You're all cute and entertaining but I think the one on the left looks like Laurie's granddaughter college chick 😂 great reactions! He's more brutal in this movie. You guys should react to the Childs Play series.
In the original sequel (1980) they say that Michael is Laurie’s brother. But then in this one they change it. I don’t understand why John carpenter would do that being that even tho he didn’t direct the second one but he still wrote it. So he’s basically going back on his own directing and writing in this one here
Okay I know I’m late on this but the new Halloween kills comes out this October and my prediction is what if Jason voorhees shoes up in the end of the movie and kills Laury and than we get next year a Michael vs Jason movie that would be dope but just a little cool prediction of what I’d like to see happen in this next movie
Haha people were telling us how they moved around the same leaves from scene to scene. That is too funny and makes the movie even better in my opinion!!!
Can't wait see reaction to Halloween Kills. His theatrics for killing only intensifies in it. There is a lot more gore and violence in this one. It starts where Halloween (2018) left off at.
The filmmakers claim the whole idea behind Halloween (2018) was that all the Halloween sequels (Halloween II - Halloween: Resurrection) never happened, yet this movie contains allusions or references (subtle and not-so-subtle) to a lot of them. I think the last shot of the butcher knife in Allyson's hand is a reference to the end of Halloween 4.
@@tashatipton2141 I think you’ll enjoy some of the sequels - a lot of them have value and some great moments. I’ve come to really appreciate some of them over the years
I think its scarier how Michael Myers looks like a normal man with a scar over his left eye without his mask instead of being severely deformed like Jason.
I have been waiting for this one for a couple weeks now.... You did not disappoint! Perfect reactions all around!!! Emma is still a fricken cutie too! 😀
@@tashatipton2141 As violent as this film is the Rob Zombie Halloween films are even more brutal. People didn't like it because it made Michael Myers a twisted serial killer and not a force of evil.
Did you really say Michael still got it like there was any doubt man like was there every any doubting him Michael Myers is the 👑 of Halloween and scaring he’s never gonna not be scary
The symbolism of the knife was the fact that she held onto the knife where Laurie kept dropping it when she thought Micheal was dead in the original. That was it. Watch the special preview to Halloween Kills now.
Yessss! People have since told us that was the significance of showing the knife. I won't lie that did really bother me about the original that she kept doing that 🤣 I'm glad they got their shit together in this one! Haha
@@tashatipton2141 me too!! Its funny when you look at it that way because then you have a sudden case of the "Oh yeeeeeaas." LOL. I had seen the original in the theater right before this one as part of the double feature, so it was a little easier to pick up on.
Tasha Tipton Very good reaction I personally like "Halloween II" from 81' better but this one did have some standout moments. But I rate it a 2.5/4. I have waaaaaay more memories of the 1981 sequel as it was the very first horror movie I ever watched in my life. Of course, afterwards seeing the 78' classic, I really love that one and award it a 4/4. Halloween II gets a solid 3/4. i just really have a soft spot for that one. Please react to that 1981 movie. I'm curious for all 3 of your opinion on that one. Keep up the great work.
The original is really iconic, rob zombie's versions are more brutal, dark, and gory. This version is also dark, brutal, but my only complaint is the story. Still a great movie it's my 4th favorite in the franchise behind the original and the rob zombie's. You young ladies are awesome and that was a great reaction video.
from what the trailers have shown so fat, michael is saved by first responders and firefighters sent to combat the flames at lauries house. the sequel is confirmed to take place the same night as this film too, so its gonna be interesting
"he better be staring at people in broad daylight and be creative with his kills"
he did both, so expectations met
He also killed a kid!
@@fynnthefox9078 lol , i love how u are very happy abt that 😂
@@mgms2000LMFAO THAT IS FUCKED UP YET I LOVE IT😂😂😂
"Oh don't kill the baby."
Michael: Lets baby live
Also Michael: "Starve."
LMAO
"I won't kill you, but I don't have to save you."
@@fynnthefox9078, Batman Music Plays
Hopefully they find that Victim while surveying the aftermath of the massacre
“There’s the Michael we know and love” you three are definitely Halloween fans 😊
Fuck yes I’ve been a Halloween fan ever since I was 3 and I’m 14 now I’ve been loyal to the series almost my whole life and I can tell they are true fans 😁
Fans, but not hardcore fans for sure.
They don’t understand the original plot of Laurie and Micheal being siblings. Which is established in the second film.
I know it’s thrown away in 2018 but still.
(Not hating btw at all. I enjoyed the commentary VERY much)
For the lovely ladies, In the original timeline, Laurie and Micheal are separated after Micheal kills their older sister. I assume the parents just have her up for adoption because they couldn’t take care of her with all the stress of Micheal.
And also to protect her, I mean Micheal did kill his SISTER so, you can only assume that she is in danger
But if I remember correctly it was added to the second film despite Carpenter not wanting them to be related. Which is kind of why it’s just thrown away. No one likes them being siblings lol
@@ashleywilliams4665 yeah I understand that they aren’t hardcore fans
How are they Halloween fans if this movie came out in 2018 and they’re watching it almost 3 years later 💀😂
@@ashleywilliams4665 No. In the original Laurie and Michael weren't siblings. That was a retcon introduced by Halloween II. It was something John Carpenter regretted writing and I don't blame him because it's scarier that Laurie was a random girl Michael saw when she dropped the key off at his old house and he decided to stalk and kill her and her friends at random than her being his sister, wanting to kill her because of that and only killing her friends for being in the way. You can tell how much the sister twist was a last minute addition to II because the only hints at it were Laurie having a flashback to Mrs Strode telling her she wasn't her mother, visiting Michael at Smith's Grove, Michael stabbing a knife through the sister part of a drawing a kid did of his family and then Marion just tells Loomis "Oh yeah she's his sister."
Two things I learned from this movie:
1. Don't think Michael's out of action until you see his body chopped into gnat-sized pieces.
2. Don't fuck with the Strode girls.
Then acid poured
Hate to break it to you, but... XD
i'm in the future and sorry to say but ... Michael Fuck the strodes AF KKKKKKKKKKK
@@pedroradsack8192 sounds wrong 🗿
“The director directed the shit out of that”
That’s the highest of compliments😂
Well the main through line is how trauma doesn't affect just one person but the generations that come after too. Laurie became paranoid and protective, her daughter's childhood was completely consumed with paranoia and that's why her rebellion is trying to live as normal a life as possible, and the grand daughter now having to deal with both of their extremely different outlooks and a divided family. Her having the knife at the end was a symbol that the trauma has bleed down to the next generation. This also came out at the height of the Me Too movement and the writers said it's about women taking back their narrative
''Her having the knife at the end was a symbol that the trauma has bleed down to the next generation''
Nope.
Yep, intergenerational trauma is real, my family is affected by Indian Residential Schools intergenerational trauma here in Canada, we are indigenous and our parents and grandparents went through sexual abuse, torture, and murder at those schools, so I could relate to the movie in many ways with generational trauma
Trauma?
It was 10 minutes when she was 17.
Christ, everyone's been through that.
Nobody trains 7 year old super soldiers and moves to a compound.
Fun fact, in the scene where Laurie finally sees Michael for the first time in 40 years, he's being played by the original actor from the first movie.
That's actually a cool fun fact!
I feel like the crux of this movie is that Michael could have cared less about Laurie. She was obsessed with him. Michael just resumed killing and Laurie was in his way. The granddaughter was coincidence imo.
Yeah. Michael didn't care about Laurie. He wasn't after her and just broke out to kill again in general. Laurie was just projecting and assuming that because she wanted revenge on him for killing her friends and trying to kill her he must want revenge on her for stabbing him in the neck with a knitting needle, blinding him in one eye with a coat hanger and stabbing him in the gut with his own knife. And were Michael your usual killer he would. But he's so cold and uncaring that in his mind if he kills someone great but if he doesn't he'll just find another victim.
@@Xehanort10 Yeah. Not like he chased down the little black kid after he ditched out. And he wasn't actively searching for her. Events just brought them together(namely her chasing after him, after which he just abandoned her because he didn't give a shit)and then the crazy doctor bringing him within walking distance of her house.
@@phousefilms I'm glad the 2018 film brought him back to how he was in the original and got rid of the family, curse and cult stuff from the other sequels.
Kind of ironic in a way, ay?
Funny you say that.
They did try to suggest that, but then they completely switched it.
So why make that point if you're just gonna make it all about L&M?
The police officer wasn't Annie's dad; he was just one of the responding officers in the first one. Karen wears the Christmas sweater to kind of just move past Halloween because of her mom's trauma. The end where they focus on her still holding the knife is a nod to the original, I think. Laurie kept dropping the knife in the original so in this one the family is smarter now and won't assume evil has been defeated. You guys should do a reaction on the two short teasers they released for
Halloween Kills:
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@Alpha Omega Sorry, this is long. Frank's last name is Hawkins, and Annie's last name is Brackett, so that's how I know Hawkins isn't Annie's dad. Halloween is ruined for the family because of Laurie and her trauma so that's why I think she had the sweater on--kind of like what Vicky said, "If I were you guys, I wouldn't celebrate either. I would just put up a Christmas tree instead." Allyson still holding the knife, to me, was like a parallel to 1978; they've learned to never drop the knife, just in case. Just like in 1978 no one came to the door when Laurie was banging on it and this time when Allyson does the same thing, someone answers--maybe because the community learned from past mistakes? That it could be real and not a prank? I didn't like Halloween 2007. They explained too much and for me, ruined what was mysterious about him...The original makes it seem like he came from a good family but was just a bad seed...I think that's more interesting than just coming from a bad family-I know some killers become killers due to abuse, but I just didn't like it. 2018 wasn't perfect, but for me, it felt more in-line to the original in terms of the story, atmosphere, music, and characters.
@Alpha Omega Halloween 2007 was God awful
Halloween kills is going to be amazing..
@@DRaquascapes I can't wait for it!! So disappointed we couldn't see it this year!
@@DRaquascapes ....
After four decades of horrible mismanagement, Michael finally was shown as the vicious monster he was in the original. One of the best slasher films in recent times.
well said
This Michael is NOTHING like H1 Michael.
@@TheShape. Agreed man. They all seemed to ditch the "boogeyman" aspect of him.
You guys are a blast! Loved the reactions & glad y'all enjoyed the movie. Tbh, I wasn't feeling it the 1st time I watched it, but it ended up really growing on me.
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@@tashatipton2141 Gonna go through your MCU reactions over the next few days.
@@willE84 When you do I tend to be a little nitpicky in the beginning ones, only because when I first started doing my channel I had watched a lot of Cinemasins and nostalgia critic and they can be nitpicky and they have a lot of subscribers so I thought that's what people wanted. I would purposely try to find stuff wrong and then go watch Cinemasins to see what of the same stuff we found 🤣 it wasn't until I started getting noticed and getting feedback that I have backed off from that so just bare with me on the first few!!!! I think it is after the first Avenger movie that I back off. Most of it was supposed to be in good fun but some people didn't take it that way lol
@@tashatipton2141 Watching and enjoying now(on Iron Man). It's crazy how fun it is to watch OTHER people watch movies, but it really is! Glad you enjoyed Captain Marvel. It wasn't the best, but I do think it gets some unfair hate along with Brie Larson. Gotta give you bonus points for your 90s music appreciation!
This was a vast improvement over every film that came after the original, and it was smart to make this a direct sequel; there are two more films after this one, Halloween Kills and Halloween Ends
I agree with that almost completely apart from the original Halloween 2 being just as good if not better in my opinion.
@@dawnofthewalkers4915 Halloween 2 was amazing, the rest of the sequels sucked. I do like how they made Laurie and Michael not related.
Them not being related makes what he does to Laurie more terrifying.
I had never seen a Halloween film in theaters till this one ever since I was a kid michael myers has been my favorite horror character seeing this in theaters hearing the theme with the theater speakers was an incredible experience
That little kid was the MVP of the movie lol.
Hope he returns in the sequel.
@@fynnthefox9078
DING DING DING! 😂
You guessed TWICE!
Please do Scream if you haven't seen it. It is my all time favorite, and I recently discovered your channel and I love these reactions to movies please do more they really make my day just seeing you guys react to these.
Yesss! I have seen the Scream movies and love them! Multiple people have requested that so it is definitely on our list and it will still be fun to do with Emma and Elizabeth even I already saw it. It has been awhile since I seen them but regardless I promise I won't spoil anything for them!
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Tasha Tipton omgggg thank you so much for replying and I’m glad I found someone else who really likes the movies and I’m looking forward to seeing you guys reacting to it. Happy thanksgiving and have a good rest of your day💖
@@gisselgarciajvyc6696 Happy Thanksgiving to you too!!!!!
@@tashatipton2141 did you see the guy who plays Daniel Sousa in the new york scene in avengers? keep your eyes out for him. ;) also, you'll want to watch the 2 seasons of agent carter before you get done with agents of shield. you'll need the tie in's for the final seasons.
@Amar'e Harris OMG another scream movie??? I'm so ready for that!!!
Also, yay! I'm so glad you are enjoying the videos! Thanks for the support it is so greatly appreciated!!! ❤️ ❤️ ❤️
This was an excellent reaction! I laughed so hard when she said why release him on Halloween! I didn't catch that lol. You guys are cool. Two thumbs up!!
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And yes, I didn't think of that either which is why I started laughing so hard when she brought that up 🤣🤣🤣
@@tashatipton2141 Do Insidious!! Lol that movie is scary. 😬 if you do other movies besides horror...watch Raising Arizona! Best comedy ever! Lol...
Oh and I definitely subscribed!! Keep being an awesome family!! ❤
I'm SO happy y'all enjoyed it. I'm so pumped for the sequel
In the original sequel which John Carpenter never really wanted to make they came up with the plot twist that Michael was Laurie's brother and regretted it because it killed a lot of Michaels mystique. It's much scarier not knowing why he does what he does and is why this movie does away with that twist early during that conversation her granddaughter has with her friends. That being said I still enjoy some of the original sequels and how 4 and 5 set up Danielle Harris as a future scream queen.
For those interested, there are three separate story lines that starts with the original movie. Two of them has Laurie as Michael's sister:
1. Halloween, Halloween 2, Halloween 4, Halloween 5, Halloween 6 - Laurie is Michael's sister.
2. Halloween, Halloween 2, Halloween H20, Halloween Resurrection - Laurie is Michael's sister.
3. Halloween, Halloween (2018), Halloween Kills, Halloween Ends - Laurie is not Michael's sister.
The Halloween series was supposed to be an anthology of stories centered around Halloween that were never connected. That's what Carpenter originally wanted. The studios however had noticed the growing popularity of this genre of horror movie so they wanted to do that with Michael Meyers. Carpenter begrudgingly wrote Halloween 2 as sequel to the first. Then the studio wanted there to be a reason why Michael was after Laurie so it was added that they were siblings. During the production of Halloween 2, scenes were added to the TV cut of the first movie, filmed while they were shooting the second. Primarily these additions were hints of Michael's motivation. Somehow Carpenter was able to convince the studio to go back to his original concept for the Halloween series; Halloween 3. Unfortunately for Carpenter the demand for more Michael began so great that the studio never went back to Carpenter's concept again and I don't think he's written/directed another Halloween since.
Incidentally in the 2018 Halloween (and in the trailers for Halloween Kills) you'll see people wearing skull, witch, and jack-o-lantern masks. These are identical to the same Silver Shamrock masks that were featured in Halloween 3.
Pretty sure Halloween H20 continues from II, so Michael is Laurie's sister there
The girl on the left kinda looks like Judy Greer tho. She's cute! :)
I’ve been getting those comments a lot haha but thank you!!
Yes she is beautiful love the reaction.
I also take the ending where Alison is holding on to the knife still as a sign that its not over. She's got some more fighting to do.
Just a bit of background here. They were brother and sister in the previous sequels, which this film ignores. In the original film (1978), they were never meant to be related. The whole sibling connection was a narrative inclusion for Halloween II (1981) which Carpenter and Hill wrote the screenplay for and produced. This would then become the story arc for the subsequent sequels and would remain so until 2018, where this new sequel would retcon it from continuity. So, they are not related in this new timeline. According to Carpenter, he came up with the sibling idea whilst downing a entire 6 pack beer because he couldn't think of anything else. There was never meant to be a sequel to the original Halloween, but Carpenter was contractually obligated to work on a sequel regardless. And now here we are with currently 10 Halloween films (excluding part 3), soon to be 12 with the 2 upcoming sequels Halloween Kills (2021) and Halloween Ends (2022), both of which take place on the same night as Halloween (2018).
There's a couple of reasons why the original Halloween doesn't look like a low budget film. The first, obviously, is the fact that you had so many talented people at the beginning of their careers looking to make a name for themselves. Director John Carpenter and cinematographer Dean Cundey, who would go onto lensing films for Spielberg such as Jurassic Park and Hook, were 100% committed to making it look like a big Hollywood production. So, they really went out of their way to make it look as great as it did.
The other reason is that John Carpenter chose to shoot the film in 35mm anamorphic widescreen as opposed to the cheaper option that most low budget films at the time used, which was 16mm academy flat. The fact that the film was such a beautiful 2.35:1 aspect ratio with amazing production design and lighting made it look 10 times more expensive than it was.
I mean is no coincidence he escapes on Halloween, that's the whole idea he waits paitently for the moment, and also hes a 61 year old patient maybe high security was not tecnically needed. Also that's not Annies dad.
Thank you for reacting to this! I was really hoping y'all would. Really fun video!
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I loved the "twist" of the doctor. If you paid close attention they set up throughout that the doctor was basically obsessed with him, so the twist you can kinda see coming, yet the sudden way he murders the cop is still shocking!
Yes you are absolutely right about there being clues leading up to it now that I think about it. There were times where I thought that was a little weird but of course I didn't put two and two together 🤣
@@tashatipton2141 It's fine lol a lot of people missed it. I still remember watching it with my mom, & her ex at the theatre. Earlier on I said I wasn't sure about the doctor. Fast forward to that scene and I paused...and whispered that it was nice knowing the cop, and well.... *DEAD*
Interesting fact the guy who plays Dave in this is the son of Tim Robbins and Susan Sarandon
Jamie Lee Curtis isn't the only return from the original. The teacher is PJ Soles(The naked girl Michael strangles with a phone cord in the original) and in some scenes Michael Myer is played by a 70 year old Nick Castle(the Original Michael from the 1st movie).
3:00 “THAY THOMETHING!”
Most serial killers have a target demographic. They go after certain people for reasons known only to them; resembling a condescending parent or unfaithful loved one, being responsible for a personal event in their lives, etc. The terrifying thing about Michael Myers (besides from his apparent immortality) is that he has no demographic. All of his kills are victims of opportunity; there's no way you can track who he's after next, and everyone around him is a potential target.
Karen: "My childhood was awful"
Everyone: "How awful?"
Karen: "I learned to shoot a gun when I was 8"
Everyone: "That's actually pretty standard"
Karen: "I learned how to fight"
Everyone: "Well it's good for kids to defend themselves"
Karen: "I had nightmares about our basement"
Everyone: "Every kid whose house has a basement is scared of it."
All in all, Karen's childhood was pretty typical.
Haha I know right??? 🤣🤣🤣
I mean...I had nightmares about my basement too, but she had an actual reason. It seems pretty clear that she essentially grew up like fucking John Connor, which is maladaptive unless you need to defeat Skynet one day. It is worth remembering that her kid was taken from her by the government - as in, people had to go up to that heavily armored compound and convince a woman who's spent her entire life's income on weapons to let them take her only child from her; they do not do that lightly. Shit was *rough* and you get a solid indication of what it must have been like throughout this - like when Laurie breaks into her house and casually holds her husband at gunpoint for most of the conversation.
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If you’re a hillbilly.
Robert "Freddie Kruger" Englund was an uncredited grip on Halloween and was help to spread those spray-painted leaves.
WHATTTTTTT??? No way, never heard that!
Thee best Halloween reaction I have seen! Props from Seattle. Can't wait for this Halloween 😎
"I'm a doctor, lock your doors"🤣
Despite some negative reception, you guys will definitely enjoy some of the sequels. Halloween 2,4 and 7 are fan favorites. It will be nice to see your reaction and compare it to this.
I am really looking forward to all the other Halloween movies, even the bad ones!!! Haha
Halloween 5 and 6 a fricking awesome 1, 2, 4, 5, 6, and 7 are all fan favorites. Not Ressurrection that one sucks ass
Emma could be an actress, she has the right look for it.
thank you
Definitely
There is a lot of theories on how Michael can take so much and either not die or just be unphased. There is an actual medical condition where people do not feel pain. Part of me thinks that could be part of it. If you noticed when he got his fingers blown off he didn't even scream.
Yet with that said Halloween Kills definitely makes it feel like he's just a supernatural entity.
Y’all need to watch the original Halloween 2 from 1981!! It continues from the same night as the original! You guys are great!! Your reactions make me laugh! Doing awesome ladies!
Yay! I'm so glad you enjoyed the video!!!! ❤️ ❤️ ❤️
Don't worry we definitely plan on watching all the other Halloween movies even the not so great ones 🤣
@@tashatipton2141 Almost tempted to give you a hint on which of the films are considered... iffy.
Karen is wearing the christmas sweater to by pass the Halloween holiday. She's going straight to christmas. It is mentioned earlier in the movie.
Hiiii y'all I'm so in love with y'all's reactions.....
I've been wanting y'all to react to the "Scream" Series💓💓💓
Scream 4 is my favorite!🐰❤️
Just now realizing that Jamie Lee is sporting the same 1978 hair style.
In Halloween II, they did indeed make Michael & Laurie siblings. The Halloween timeline is...complicated: it's been reset/retconned like 4 times, including this 2018 sequel/reboot. Halloween (2018) ignores all of the sequels previously made and, in doing so, they removed the family ties between them.
I’m still not sure how I feel about it because the Strodes are still the stars of the new trilogy so just HOW different is this from her being related to Michael anyway lol
@@jdogjohnson9038 the family ties was the worst thing ever to happen to the franchise
Imagine Michael Myers use a sledgehammer or baseball bat in the sequels 🤯👀👀😱😱
"I'm a doctor, lock your doors...we're gonna do butt stuff"
This movie takes place directly after the first one. It ignores the rest of the series. I believe it is 40 years later (?) And he is not her sister in this one.
I was looking for this comment lol
My guess for the reason they transported him on Halloween was due to him being in custody 40 years to the date.
Just found your channel. You three are just too much fun...Keep it up!
The knife freeze frame is for sure to do with how in the original laurie kept throwing it to the side, but allyson being born of these powerful prepared Strode women, is ready, she isn't throwing the knife to the side, she's holding onto it.
Oooohhhh that makes so much sense! I didn't even think of that! When you know that fact it makes that ending scene so much more powrful! Thanks for sharing that! ❤️
And yes, that did really bother me in the original that she wouldn't keep ahold of the weapons especially the time she dropped it right next to him 🤣
I think I just found my favourite movie reaction channel I enjoyed this great job and you just earned a new subscriber keep up the awesome work.
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Hi all, I am a huge Halloween 1 fan...I also had a sigh of relief when watching Halloween 2018 in the cinema, a sigh that a huge effort was put into the 2018 movie , I also liked the Rob Zombie Halloween as it was heading into a different direction and showed more of why Michael became Michael. Halloween 4 was also pretty good....but after that it went a bit down hill. I would like to see you react to a low budget film I saw a few years back it was probably the MOST claustrophobic film I've ever seen and was very intense....it was called 'Crawl or die' (2014) or the British horror film 'The Descent' (2004)
I know this is a few months too late with the second one getting ready to come out but I just wanted to point out and ask if you guys might have missed the end of the credits you hear him breathing sometimes we all miss the most important details until the end of the credits
You all are very funny and very likable ALL THE BEST!! ~ I found this video because I’m a big fan of the original movie - did u upload an reaction to it ? Greetings from Germany
At 5:25 her standing outside is a reference to the old Halloween movie where Michael was standing outside a classroom
In the 1981 Halloween sequel it’s her brother and Halloween H20 picks up with Laurie in that story line. This film retcons the second film out. Try watching 2 and H20 I think it’s a better saga
2007 & 2009 remake of 2007 are the best in my opinion and 2018
The story of Laurie being his sister was explained in Halloween 2, which I see you’ve just recently watched so you may know already… anyway though,
“That girl? That Strode girl? That’s Michael Myers sister. She was born two years before he was committed; two years after his parents were killed and she was adopted by the Strodes…”
So Michael’s parents had 3 children; Judith, Michael, and Laurie(assuming that’s not a name the Strodes gave her after adoption…) We are supposed to assume Laurie was either out in the car when his parents pulled up on the night Judith died, or that she was in the house somewhere… but that’s the only backstory we get.
Ladies, ladies ladies. Haven't you figured out yet that Michael's weapon of choice is a kitchen butcher knife??? He didn't have one and so he just went into the first easily accessible house and simply killed the occupant to get the knife he likes. That's why it seems random but in a way it was not.
This movie is much more enjoyable if you've seen all of the rest in the series. There are so many Easter eggs and nods to previous films that are in this one that makes it so much more fun to watch.
How? Cutting movies out just to rip them off? What's even worse is they ripped off H1 (the only one they didn't cut out)
“I’m a doctor lock your doors” 😂😂😂😂😂
i think they let their guard down because it's been 40 years since they caught him.
@3:23 That's the Tascam DR-40(Discontinued) Digital Recorder with mics that can be positioned in an XY or AB pattern.
Yes that was him in the background.
Do you put the full watch along up anywhere?
I love your reaction to Michael Myers are y'all watching the new one coming out this year
Here's all of the timelines for Halloween:
Following the partial reboot Halloween (2018), this film is part of a sixth separate Halloween timeline: 1. Original intent timeline (John Carpenter acknowledging that the original 1978 movie was always intended to be one complete story): Halloween (1978). 2. Original timeline: Halloween (1978), Halloween II (1981), Halloween 4: The Return of Michael Myers (1988), Halloween 5: The Revenge of Michael Myers (1989) and Halloween: The Curse of Michael Myers (1995). 3. Halloween III: Season of the Witch (1982) (completely separate continuity, as evidence by the scene where a character sees a commercial advertising the first film on television). 4. Halloween (1978), Halloween II (1981), Halloween H20: 20 Years Later (1998) and Halloween: Resurrection (2002) (which ignore parts 3 through 6 of the original timeline). 5. Halloween (2007) and Halloween II (2009) (remake and accompanying sequel). 6. Halloween (1978), Halloween (2018) and Halloween Kills (2021), followed by Halloween Ends (2022) (which ignore part 2 through 6 of the original timeline).
Nice Michael is returned like jason voorhees
I would definitely enjoy watching horror films with these three lol 💯👌🏻🖤
Aww thank you!!! Glad you enjoyed the video!!! ❤️ ❤️ ❤️
Love that little black kid. He gets the fuck outta the house when shit goes down!
Fun fact. They zoom in on Allyson holding the knife NOT because shes gonna become the killer. They do that to show that SHE unlike Laurie in 1978 DID NOT LET GO OF THE KNIFE.
That makes so much more sense!!!! That makes that ending scene so much more powerful now that I know that.
That did really bother me that she kept dropping them in the original especially when she dropped it literally right next to him 🤣
You're all cute and entertaining but I think the one on the left looks like Laurie's granddaughter college chick 😂 great reactions! He's more brutal in this movie. You guys should react to the Childs Play series.
In the original sequel (1980) they say that Michael is Laurie’s brother. But then in this one they change it. I don’t understand why John carpenter would do that being that even tho he didn’t direct the second one but he still wrote it. So he’s basically going back on his own directing and writing in this one here
Okay I know I’m late on this but the new Halloween kills comes out this October and my prediction is what if Jason voorhees shoes up in the end of the movie and kills Laury and than we get next year a Michael vs Jason movie that would be dope but just a little cool prediction of what I’d like to see happen in this next movie
Now react to the latest trailer to “Halloween Kills”
And again this movie you just watched has ZERO ties to Halloween 2,3,4,5,6, H20, Resurrection
Lol yea that was him walking pass in the background I never noticed that
Did you know in the first movie that they put down all one single leaf and pick them up after:0
Haha people were telling us how they moved around the same leaves from scene to scene. That is too funny and makes the movie even better in my opinion!!!
That kid is a national treasure
This is the best Halloween movie of all time. I will fight people over this.
Can't wait see reaction to Halloween Kills. His theatrics for killing only intensifies in it. There is a lot more gore and violence in this one. It starts where Halloween (2018) left off at.
Oh and the little girl being babysat by Jamie, is Kyle Richards from the real housewives of Beverly Hills.
The filmmakers claim the whole idea behind Halloween (2018) was that all the Halloween sequels (Halloween II - Halloween: Resurrection) never happened, yet this movie contains allusions or references (subtle and not-so-subtle) to a lot of them. I think the last shot of the butcher knife in Allyson's hand is a reference to the end of Halloween 4.
Don't worry we will definitely be tackling all the other Halloween movies, even the not so great ones 🤣 I'm really excited!!!
@@tashatipton2141 I think you’ll enjoy some of the sequels - a lot of them have value and some great moments. I’ve come to really appreciate some of them over the years
was that wine, or water you guys were drinking?
When she said “Is he gonna leave her?” I’m like hell yea I would Julian told me all I needed to know 🤣🤣🤣 I’m outta there
I think its scarier how Michael Myers looks like a normal man with a scar over his left eye without his mask instead of being severely deformed like Jason.
Wow! You’re shallow! 😠… 😜
I have been waiting for this one for a couple weeks now.... You did not disappoint! Perfect reactions all around!!! Emma is still a fricken cutie too! 😀
Yay! So glad it was worth the wait and that you enjoyed it!!!! ❤️ ❤️ ❤️
@@tashatipton2141 As violent as this film is the Rob Zombie Halloween films are even more brutal.
People didn't like it because it made Michael Myers a twisted serial killer and not a force of evil.
@@douglascampbell9809 I absolutely agree
I think Michaels Dr had something to do with Michael getting transferred the night before Halloween.
Two more sequels too this story line
Did you really say Michael still got it like there was any doubt man like was there every any doubting him Michael Myers is the 👑 of Halloween and scaring he’s never gonna not be scary
If you really want to finish the Halloween series watch Halloween 2 and the rest to really get a feel to it
The symbolism of the knife was the fact that she held onto the knife where Laurie kept dropping it when she thought Micheal was dead in the original. That was it. Watch the special preview to Halloween Kills now.
Yessss! People have since told us that was the significance of showing the knife. I won't lie that did really bother me about the original that she kept doing that 🤣
I'm glad they got their shit together in this one! Haha
@@tashatipton2141 me too!! Its funny when you look at it that way because then you have a sudden case of the "Oh yeeeeeaas." LOL. I had seen the original in the theater right before this one as part of the double feature, so it was a little easier to pick up on.
I for one love little kid as well, He was hilarious. I also enjoy you guys reaction.
Saw it in 1978 people were gasping not screaming!!! Blessings and positive energy! Pretoria South Africa 😇🙏🌍🎊🎉🦍🦁🦓I mean the original Halloween! 🦇🎃🦇
I would have so much fun watching a horror movie with you Tasha, you're awesome
Aww thank you so much! 🤗
@@tashatipton2141 No problem, you make it easy to have fun
13:37 that is not Annie's dad. It's a new character they shoehorned in for this movie. Annie's dad is in the next movie Halloween Kills
If it were him, he'd be MUCH older. Like a damn mummy.
@@fynnthefox9078 he'd be in his 80s
Voldemort actually tried to kill Harry though where Michael left the baby alone lol
Just a fyi her house is base off the house she was attacked in 40 years ago.
Oh wow definitely didn't pick up on that! Thank you so much for sharing! ❤️
Tasha Tipton Very good reaction I personally like "Halloween II" from 81' better but this one did have some standout moments. But I rate it a 2.5/4. I have waaaaaay more memories of the 1981 sequel as it was the very first horror movie I ever watched in my life. Of course, afterwards seeing the 78' classic, I really love that one and award it a 4/4. Halloween II gets a solid 3/4. i just really have a soft spot for that one. Please react to that 1981 movie. I'm curious for all 3 of your opinion on that one. Keep up the great work.
I'm glad you enjoyed the video!!! 💕
We definitely plan on tackling all the other Halloween movies even the not so great ones 🤣
@@tashatipton2141 Awesome
@Phantom Freeze lol two things I dont mind from that decent 1981 sequel.
Who ranks things out of 4?
@@kingmedjai9433 The late great Roger Ebert as well as the late great Gene Siskel did.
The original is really iconic, rob zombie's versions are more brutal, dark, and gory. This version is also dark, brutal, but my only complaint is the story. Still a great movie it's my 4th favorite in the franchise behind the original and the rob zombie's. You young ladies are awesome and that was a great reaction video.
The little kid that dies is the same kid who plays little Nikki Sixx in The Dirt 2019
Over the past year, you guys have become a guilty pleasure for me, well played cuz I am picky as hell !
This 🎉
from what the trailers have shown so fat, michael is saved by first responders and firefighters sent to combat the flames at lauries house. the sequel is confirmed to take place the same night as this film too, so its gonna be interesting