I'm late but it also has the best ending too imo. First time I saw it I got CHILLS. And Donald Pleasant's "No! No! No!" made it feel even deeper Edit: no diddy
This is my favorite sequel. Insanely creepy and scary. The atmosphere and mood is amazing. Rachel is my favorite final girl. Danielle Harris is sensational. The chase sequences and fight scenes are fireeeee. The music is menacing. This movie deserves more love.
The girl who played Michael's niece was quite a good young actress and helped with the creepier vibe of Michael hunting her down. I remember she also played Bruce Willis' daughter in the buddy cop movie 'The Last Boyscout'. But I haven't seen her in anything else much more recent than late 80s/early 90s, so maybe she quit acting.
I wish it was creepy but that derpy fucking mask is just such a crappy distraction. That and Michael's hilarious shoulder pads make for something that should be a lot scarier than it is.
This is my personal favorite of the sequels, and it was my "white noise" movie that I'd put on when I went to sleep every night for several years. The foggy atmosphere and the ambient sounds of the score set the perfect creepy tone for a horror movie set on Halloween night.
I love this series so much, and this is one of the best ones. I was 10 years old in 1988 and my Mother took me to see this film on Halloween night after trick or treating. She took me to see part 5 on Halloween night the very next year! What's so great about this film is the Gothic feel to it, and that Haddonfield really feels like a real Midwestern town. The blue fog and darkness in the scenes create a great atmosphere. The mask is definitely not the best. There were 3 masks made for the original film. One was burned for a closeup shot of Michael burning at the end of Halloween II, one was kept by Dick Warlock (Michael from part II), and the other is just missing. They wouldn't have been able to use them anyway because there was a lawsuit over the likeness involving Don Post studios. They did the best they could. This one is vastly superior to part 5, and it is definitely better than both versions of part 6. I can't wait to see your reactions to the next two! Great video.
I was always impressed with Danielle Harris, she did a great job in this movie. Too bad her career didn’t go far. She was good in Rob Zombies Halloween too, the little she was in it. Peace Mr. & Mrs.!
This was my entry to the Halloween world so I was unaware of how well Loomis brushed off that intense explosion in II. Stop, drop & roll my friends! Danielle Harris was the same age as me and fun fact: still is.
This is a sequel that, while nowhere near as good as the original, demonstrated actual effort. You can tell there was thought behind it. Can't really say that about the rest of them . . . Also, I *really* want a standalone about Crazy Reverend Jackson P. Sayer. That guy is *ripe* for a story of his own.
H5's issues were born of a guy trying too hard, so you can't say there was no actual effort there. H6 is hated for creative decisions not quality and actually has a sizable following, it had a cast and crew who really put their all into it and probably the most passionate writer in the whole series - definitely had a shed load of actual effort into it. H20 was yes a cash grab after Scream and yes a heavily watered down film for the mainstream audiences but it still had clear effort going into it albeit less than had been previously the norm. Both the RZ films were technically very well made and are again hated for creative reasons nothing more, and again the second one has a sizable following - they both have very obvious creative drives and purposes behind them it just happens that the current fandom and much of the H20 era fandom dislike them. H18 and Kills both have an obvious amount of effort and care put into them, again they are both a bit hard on the aiming at mainstream/casual audiences but they also go hard on the fanservice, again both have a shed load of effort put into them. So I'm not really getting where this narrative that the sequels were lazy cash grabs with little to no effort behind them comes from? Care to explain?
@@dommoore6180 i love 6 and both RZ movies! and youre right, the director of 5 was a complete idiot. when he explains his "creative choices" i wish Michael would kill me.
A little fun fact: Because of an up coming writer's strike in 1988, the writer of Halloween 4 had only 11 days to write the Story, send the script and get it greenlighted before the strike was to begin.
This is my favorite, despite the fact it gave me nightmares as a kid. It’s the only horror movie that scared genuinely scared me. Michael is just a very lucky dude
This was the first horror film I watched. I was around Jamie’s age, and it was on tv and reduced me to tears! To this day, I love this film and it’s one of the creepiest installments!
I do love 4 & 5. They were my favorites, until H20, and when I rewatched Curse of Michael Myers. 6 & 7 are just so great to me. Especially since 6 handles where 5 left off.
Season of the Witch is SUPER UNDERRATED. Honestly one of my favourite movies of the franchise. I admire the change in creative direction so damn much!!. Top 4 easily in the franchise for me.
Definitely my fave in the series. After constantly asking the Mrs., "what do you think will happen in part 3?" in the last video, I'm a bit disappointed they skipped 3 altogether. I've been dying to see her reaction to how far off her guesses would be.
@@Mr1991kid Is Halloween III really underrated anymore, though? All I ever seem to hear about it anymore is how “underrated” it is. I get that it was poorly received at the time it came out, but it’s praise has far outlived it’s criticisms.
@@scottstark5528 It’s not though. As a stand alone movie it’s amazing... Should it be a part of the franchise associated with Michael?. No. Is it a fantastic stand alone anthology movie?. Yes. Absolutely. Michael was supposed to be dead after Halloween II. Like...dead, dead. That’s why they completely changed the rhetoric to what was supposed to be an anthology series after. But fans wanted Michael back... Why?. Because money. Even though everything after that sucked ass until H20...
Love how the late Donald Pleasance conveyed sheer terror and horror when he saw Jaimie at the top of the stairs. Easily one of the best endings in a Halloween film.
You’re observations about Michael and Jason are very astute. While the first Friday the 13th movie was a blatant rip-off of Halloween, I think that this movie is very inspired by all the Friday the 13th sequels. The last time we saw Michael Myers before this movie was 1981. There hadn’t even been a Friday movie with Jason in the mask yet at that point. The Michael character sat dormant for most of the 80s while Jason just kept pumping out the sequels with gorier and more creative kills. The return of Michael here in 1988 was the same year as Friday the 13th Part 7. A lot of the kills in this movie feel very much like Jason kills in their brutality and execution. I think you can really feel it.
It is a bit like Saints Row and GTA in that sense. Although Friday the 13th went in a crazier fashion, Halloween kept to its roots except part 3 which had very little to do with anything despite being creepy. Part 6 did use the curse to show the supernatural side of Myers. The director of Halloween Kills claims Myers is mortal and not supernatural, which is nonsense as he surived being blown up and burned in the very film he directed. Michael also teleports like Jason Voorhees although Myers was doing that back in the first film.
As for "Friday the 13th" being a supposed "blatant" rip-off of Halloween, is that not the truth regarding every genre concerning the movie industry? I am a fan of both Michael Myers and Jason Voorhees. "Every artist is a cannibal, every poet is a thief..." correct? Have a great October 31st 2022, my friend. I was born on a Friday the 13th; it was Good Friday as well. 🙂
@@bodies2magenta I love the Friday movies. It’s not a negative to me. But Cunningham has said multiple times that his original idea for the movie was just to rip of Halloween. Doesn’t mean he didn’t then make that movie a great slasher as well.
In 2022 Halloween surpassed Friday the 13th in number of movies. Halloween leads 13 to 12. However if you remove Halloween III (which Myers doesn’t appear), Friday the 13th Part I (which which Jason only appears in a dream), and Friday the 13th Part 5 (which Jason only appears in a dream) Michael Myers leads Jason 12 movies to 10 movies.
Nope, ITS Halloween 1,2,4,5,6, H20 AND IF YOU DELETE THE OPENING SCENE, RESURRECTION WORKS AS A PREQUEL TO H20 SO HALLOWEEN 1,2,4,5,6,RESSURECTION SANS OPENING,H20 !!!!!!!
I don't know if I've asked this before, but I would LOVE to see y'all react to a particular classic murder mystery/comedy, Clue. That would just be so much fun if y'all haven't seen it.
when they filmed the roof scene and slid down it....the actress playing Rachel was injuryed a nail was sticking up and sliced open her leg..as she slid down the roof..........also the ending to part 4 with Jamie in her halloween costume holding a bloody scissor....was Great Fans at the time loved it.
Defiantly my favorite in the franchise! I really liked this one and it's sequel part 5 can't wait to see your guys reaction to that one next, My favorite kill in this one was when Kelly got impaled by the shotgun !
If you noticed, that wasn’t Michael who threw Loomis out of the school window. It was actually the ghost of Ben Trammer seeking his exact revenge on Loomis
Great reactions as always 👍 His mask starts to look goofy from this point and on. 😂 Still part 4 holds a special place in my heart. Saw it in the theaters with my dad when it came out.
The girl actress Danielle Harris, was really good in The Last Boy Scout with Bruce Willis. She was in several 80s and 90s films, still acts today but nothing I've ever seen or heard of, except her being in Once Upon a Time In Hollywood. She was in that, but I still can't figure out who she played or what scene she was in.
she was the pregnant manson girl who tells Tex he needs to get down to the ranch and kick Cliff Booth's ass th-cam.com/video/crgk48mUwIg/w-d-xo.html she's barely recognizable
@@robotmonthly5512 Oh alright! Thank you. From the clip you posted she is just telling Tex to give Cliff a look see. It's not yet the part where they're yelling and screaming at Brad Pitt's character.
My favourite kill was between Earl having his throat torn out and and the Dr in the ambulance getting a thumb in the forehead. A great commentary as always. This is my favourite sequel in the franchise.
Yay!! the side eye from the Mrs is back! 😂 This is gonna be great. If this one creeped out the wife... I can't wait to see her reaction to "The Curse Of Michael Meyers"! 😁
There's always been a big debate on whether it was a William shatner Star Trek mask or a William shatner devil's rain mask because if you look at William shatner in the devil's rain in the scene when they basically take his eyes away it looks exactly like Michael Myers even with the head turning slightly to the left and right so it's always back and forth some sources say it's devil's rain some sources say it's Star Trek but it's definitely a William shatner mask either way
10:16 ...but in the new movie, in a totally different continuity as of the end of the original movie, Kyle Richards plays Lindsey Wallace again, for the first time since the original movie, I am pretty sure.
The little girl is played by Danielle Harris from Don't Tell Mom The Babysitter's Dead (1991), The Last Boy Scout (1991) with Bruce Willis, Disney's "Wish Upon A Star" (1996) with Katherine Heigl, "Halloween" remake (2007), Halloween 5 (1989), Marked For Death (1990) with Steven Seagal, Free Willy (1993), Daylight (1996) with Sylvester Stallone, Urban Legend (1998), Halloween II remake (2009), Rugrats Go Wild (2003) as the voice of Debbie Thornberry, and plenty of tv series and B movies. Oops, nerded out.
@29:55 Mommy: "...and this is how the 'Descent' people are created." Cowboy: "They are just the "Descendants' of Michael Myers."..... De(s)cent pun, Cowboy!
There was supposed to be a scene in the opening showing the wall being blown out in the H2 end scene explosion and Dr. Loomis being thrown out and that's how he survived. I prefer H4, H5, H6 & H20 over H1 & H2 but love them all... 4, 5, 6 & H20 are just the best to me personally. In fact, in many ways I prefer H5 to H4 so I can't wait for your reaction to it.
I don't want to gang up on ya. I mean were all fans off the series and would probably have a great time going for cofee and talking about our faves but I have to ask, why do you like part 5 and 6 more than 4? Please let me know if you have the time. I'm really curious. Cheers.
One of my favorite Michael Myers kills of all time was the scene with the guy who was absolutely in LOVE with his own car and was very protective of it. And then here comes Michael, with a large forked tool scratching the hell out of that dude's car, LOL.
Oddly enough, the mask in H4 is actually the same William Shatner mask that was used in Halloween (78). The reason why it looks different in H4 is because they painted it too white, they didn’t shave off the sideburns, the eyeholes have a slightly different cut, and they didn’t paint over the eyebrows. Also, since it’s a different actor under the mask, the fit is different as well. There you have it.
If you go back and watch the BG's of the house sequences, you can see Michael walking into the house and lurking in more scenes than the ones you noticed. This is one of my all-time favourite horrors. If you change the names and barely rewrite the back story, it could be an excellent stand-alone slasher Thorn franchise.
In the Halloween kills they bring back a lot of the original 1978 cast members and of course they're all grown up now it's ironically you mentioned about the girl that Lori was babysitting
Jamie shares many similarities to Tommy Jarvis from the Friday the 13th series: both first appear in the fourth installment of their series, are aided in surviving a silent, masked killer by an older sister, and are implied to becoming the new antagonist at the end of their first appearance. In the fifth entry of their series, both have a character arc of trauma from their encounter with the killer that includes speaking less and having visions of the killer. Both also appear in three films overall.
This might be my favorite Halloween sequel next to H2O. However as much as I like it, I think John Carpenter's original pitch would have been more interesting. He wanted Michael Myers to become more of a ghostly apparition that gets his power from fear (perhaps inspired by Freddy Kruger?). Tommy Doyle and Lindsey Wallace would have been the main characters dealing with some PTSD from the first film. But the studio wanted a more traditional slasher.
I can’t wait to see her reaction to probably the best scene in Halloween 5 it’s tense claustrophobic and u know what scene I’m talking about if u seen the movie
The setting and environment is what made this film as creepy as it was. The opening credits immediately show us it's Halloween in a rural town yet demonstrate an ominous, cold, and eerily quiet atmosphere, a clever foreshadow of what's to come. Can we give a shout-out to Sheriff Ben Meeker? He is one of the few horror movie law enforcement commanders that gives the protagonist his complete and unconditional support throughout the entire movie. Instead of saying "no way" or "you're crazy" he calmly says "if what you're saying is true, what can we do to prevent a repeat of 10 years ago?" and then leads the charge to find Jamie. He treated Loomis with respect throughout the entire movie. Until the ending, he never saw Myers once. Even when he finds his officers butchered, he sticks with Sam and maintains the likelihood that it was Myers instead of some other domestic terrorist.
hey mister use chopsticks to eat popcorn. keeps the butter and salt off your fingers, plus it's a cowboy with chopsticks i love it. tried it once and have never looked back, it keeps me eating one or two at a time to make it last longer. i find the longer i snack, the more i start shoveling in my mouth hole
Can't wait to see your Halloween 5 review next week! Mainly because I need to see your reaction to Tina 😂 I'm hoping eventually someone else besides me will actually like her
The point of the power lines being destroyed during the gas station scene was to leave loomis with no possible phone communication for miles in either way, so he wouldn't be able to call the cops or Haddonfield to let them know Michael is coming
The guy at the beginning who said "Jesus ain't got nothing to do with this place " and "welcome to hell" ... went on to direct the movie Dumb and Dumber
I always liked this one. A worthy come back.
you did what? on whos back?
@@captainbellybutton3567 he did what Brady never got to do to the cops daughter.
Agreed. I know it's not "great" but I really enjoyed it as a kid and still think it does a pretty good job at picking things back up after SotW.
Had they had the O.G mask, it would have been so much better
The best mask is the original, the 2018 one and the burned mask. The others look somewhat alien.
Halloween 4 has the best opening imo. It captures Halloween with all the still shots etc. Its simple, yet effective
I'm late but it also has the best ending too imo. First time I saw it I got CHILLS. And Donald Pleasant's "No! No! No!" made it feel even deeper
Edit: no diddy
Danielle Harris freakin' rocks!
She is freaking gorgeous now as a grown woman.
Hell yeah she is! Loved her in RZ's Halloween's and the Hatchet films!
@@chadmcfarland9660 Yeah she's a hottie for sure. Lovely to meet in person too.
She's terrible entitled wooded actress
this is the last Halloween sequel that I feel is OUTSTANDING. suspenseful as hell.
mybe but you get agre that hallwoen 5 opening seen with michael wood ben used for 4 then poopel wodo belvied he was dead even avgn says this
@@ssjgotenks2009 wtf did you try to say?
H6 is a guilty pleasure of mine. Despite the ludicrous plot, the atmosphere was amazing
@@ssjgotenks2009 did you have a stroke typing that?
@@ssjgotenks2009did you have a stroke?
Halloween 1, 2 and 4 are the perfect trilogy.
Ehhhhh heavily disagree but glad u enjoyed the movies lol
1, 2 and h20 are better
there is no trilogy, part 2 and 3 are all that matters, everything else is mediocre at best
Facts
@@jackbruno953 What is your preferred Halloween timeline?
When Michael threw that guy into the power station I really expected one of you to say "Shocker"!!
This is my favorite sequel. Insanely creepy and scary. The atmosphere and mood is amazing. Rachel is my favorite final girl. Danielle Harris is sensational. The chase sequences and fight scenes are fireeeee.
The music is menacing.
This movie deserves more love.
The girl who played Michael's niece was quite a good young actress and helped with the creepier vibe of Michael hunting her down. I remember she also played Bruce Willis' daughter in the buddy cop movie 'The Last Boyscout'. But I haven't seen her in anything else much more recent than late 80s/early 90s, so maybe she quit acting.
@@reactions5783 she's in the horror genre today very heavily mostly some lower budget ones but she's a modern scream Queen and deserves more credit
I wish it was creepy but that derpy fucking mask is just such a crappy distraction. That and Michael's hilarious shoulder pads make for something that should be a lot scarier than it is.
@@xavvi that's little flaws though
@@jdogjohnson9038 I dunno, those are pretty fucking huge flaws when the point is to be scared of this guy that looks like a joke
Yay they're watching my FAVORITE Halloween Sequel👏🏽👏🏽
“That’s what you call double barrel penetration.”
😂😂😂
he was trigger deep in that girl.
lol her disdain for that line is hilarious.
yeah that smart pick on the one kid who has a killer in the family that still alive and may get you
It was amazing 👏
Lmao I always loved how he stabbed her with a fucking shotgun.
"It's metal! GODDAMNIT IT'S METAL!"
"What does that mean?!" 😂😂😂
I gotta say, one of the stupidest conversations in any movie I've ever seen.
As many times I watched this movie that part always got on my nerves
Even Ellie Cornell thought that line was stupid in the DVD commentary.
@@MightMouse2174 Shit makes me laugh, it's so ridiculous lol
Finally someone who sees him as scarier than others. Yesssss
This is my personal favorite of the sequels, and it was my "white noise" movie that I'd put on when I went to sleep every night for several years. The foggy atmosphere and the ambient sounds of the score set the perfect creepy tone for a horror movie set on Halloween night.
I listen to horror at night for falling asleep to.
It's weird Michael never seems to actually wanna kill Loomis.
Just like joker never wants to actually kill Batman.
It’s almost like he has a soft spot for the only man who tried to show him some type of love early on.
In the words of Charles Lee Ray: "I'll be back. I always come back. But dying is such a b*tch."
You can't keep a good guy down!
This is my favorite of the Halloween series. What a fantastic acting job by Danielle Harris in this at such a young age.
I love this series so much, and this is one of the best ones. I was 10 years old in 1988 and my Mother took me to see this film on Halloween night after trick or treating. She took me to see part 5 on Halloween night the very next year!
What's so great about this film is the Gothic feel to it, and that Haddonfield really feels like a real Midwestern town. The blue fog and darkness in the scenes create a great atmosphere.
The mask is definitely not the best. There were 3 masks made for the original film. One was burned for a closeup shot of Michael burning at the end of Halloween II, one was kept by Dick Warlock (Michael from part II), and the other is just missing. They wouldn't have been able to use them anyway because there was a lawsuit over the likeness involving Don Post studios. They did the best they could.
This one is vastly superior to part 5, and it is definitely better than both versions of part 6.
I can't wait to see your reactions to the next two! Great video.
Off-topic: how did you get that popcorn icon next to your username?
@@FLQueerLiberal1982 You have to become a member of the channel, not just subscribe.
Them ignoring 4 in 5 was a big disappointment
@@teddyj5187 Do you mean the ending of 4?
@@brandoncollins1225 yes
I was always impressed with Danielle Harris, she did a great job in this movie. Too bad her career didn’t go far. She was good in Rob Zombies Halloween too, the little she was in it. Peace Mr. & Mrs.!
She was also in the second and third Hatchet movies. They're pretty cheesy and kind of over the top, but the kill scenes are crazy!
I checked IMDB & she's still a working actress/director. She's making a living doing what she likes; she's doing great.
@@Ninnative heard of those movies, have to check them out. Can’t go wrong with some good kills!
@@Brooklyn_Bleek cool, glad she made a living out of it!
I agree. Sometimes child actors in horrors can be annoying, but i thought she was fantastic.
This was my entry to the Halloween world so I was unaware of how well Loomis brushed off that intense explosion in II. Stop, drop & roll my friends!
Danielle Harris was the same age as me and fun fact: still is.
This is a sequel that, while nowhere near as good as the original, demonstrated actual effort. You can tell there was thought behind it. Can't really say that about the rest of them . . . Also, I *really* want a standalone about Crazy Reverend Jackson P. Sayer. That guy is *ripe* for a story of his own.
The beautiful beautiful river!!
i been huntin that standalone myself for years. came close a few times, too damn close.
H5's issues were born of a guy trying too hard, so you can't say there was no actual effort there. H6 is hated for creative decisions not quality and actually has a sizable following, it had a cast and crew who really put their all into it and probably the most passionate writer in the whole series - definitely had a shed load of actual effort into it. H20 was yes a cash grab after Scream and yes a heavily watered down film for the mainstream audiences but it still had clear effort going into it albeit less than had been previously the norm. Both the RZ films were technically very well made and are again hated for creative reasons nothing more, and again the second one has a sizable following - they both have very obvious creative drives and purposes behind them it just happens that the current fandom and much of the H20 era fandom dislike them. H18 and Kills both have an obvious amount of effort and care put into them, again they are both a bit hard on the aiming at mainstream/casual audiences but they also go hard on the fanservice, again both have a shed load of effort put into them.
So I'm not really getting where this narrative that the sequels were lazy cash grabs with little to no effort behind them comes from? Care to explain?
I think it's actually better than the original
@@dommoore6180 i love 6 and both RZ movies! and youre right, the director of 5 was a complete idiot. when he explains his "creative choices" i wish Michael would kill me.
I love how she low-key predicts a plot point for Halloween (2018) minutes in 🤣
A little fun fact: Because of an up coming writer's strike in 1988, the writer of Halloween 4 had only 11 days to write the Story, send the script and get it greenlighted before the strike was to begin.
My personal favorite of the franchise! Love Jamie and Rachel as characters and Danielle Harris and Ellie Cornell give excellent performances.
This is my favorite, despite the fact it gave me nightmares as a kid. It’s the only horror movie that scared genuinely scared me. Michael is just a very lucky dude
It's amazing to me the way Mrs. Movies casually predicts the future installments 🤣
This was the first horror film I watched. I was around Jamie’s age, and it was on tv and reduced me to tears! To this day, I love this film and it’s one of the creepiest installments!
The first halloween movie i saw on tv was halloween 5
Unpopular Opinion, but this is probably my second favorite Halloween Movie
Not unpopular with me I love it.
I do love 4 & 5. They were my favorites, until H20, and when I rewatched Curse of Michael Myers. 6 & 7 are just so great to me. Especially since 6 handles where 5 left off.
Not unpopular to me. Obviously the original is my favourite, this is my second favourite and bith are in my top 20 movies.
Who the hell is telling YOU what YOUR second favorite is? Tell that person(s) to have a Coke and smile and shut the f up.
I never watched those. Only the '79 and '18 versions.
Season of the Witch is SUPER UNDERRATED. Honestly one of my favourite movies of the franchise.
I admire the change in creative direction so damn much!!.
Top 4 easily in the franchise for me.
Definitely my fave in the series. After constantly asking the Mrs., "what do you think will happen in part 3?" in the last video, I'm a bit disappointed they skipped 3 altogether. I've been dying to see her reaction to how far off her guesses would be.
Black sheep of the franchise. I also think it is a very bad film.
It is underrated. I love all of the Halloween movies but something about 3 just makes it a good movie to watch, even if not the best film.
@@Mr1991kid
Is Halloween III really underrated anymore, though? All I ever seem to hear about it anymore is how “underrated” it is. I get that it was poorly received at the time it came out, but it’s praise has far outlived it’s criticisms.
@@scottstark5528 It’s not though. As a stand alone movie it’s amazing...
Should it be a part of the franchise associated with Michael?. No.
Is it a fantastic stand alone anthology movie?.
Yes. Absolutely.
Michael was supposed to be dead after Halloween II. Like...dead, dead. That’s why they completely changed the rhetoric to what was supposed to be an anthology series after. But fans wanted Michael back...
Why?. Because money. Even though everything after that sucked ass until H20...
A top 3 movie in the franchise for me. Very solid sequel. Both Jamie and Rachel are great characters
I think so too.
The only real negative for me is Michael’s mask is pretty bad
@@Shoofyou10 As bad as Halloween 5?
Love how the late Donald Pleasance conveyed sheer terror and horror when he saw Jaimie at the top of the stairs. Easily one of the best endings in a Halloween film.
What gets me every time is [though they didn't show the footage here] how fast Loomis is willing to slap iron on a nine-year-old girl. 🤣🤣🤣
Such a great movie , Little Mrs Harris is amazing
Number 3 IS part of the continuity! It is the explanation of Micheal's connection to ancient evil!
So why is Halloween playing on TV? it's not canon H3 is stand alone.
You’re observations about Michael and Jason are very astute. While the first Friday the 13th movie was a blatant rip-off of Halloween, I think that this movie is very inspired by all the Friday the 13th sequels. The last time we saw Michael Myers before this movie was 1981. There hadn’t even been a Friday movie with Jason in the mask yet at that point. The Michael character sat dormant for most of the 80s while Jason just kept pumping out the sequels with gorier and more creative kills. The return of Michael here in 1988 was the same year as Friday the 13th Part 7. A lot of the kills in this movie feel very much like Jason kills in their brutality and execution. I think you can really feel it.
It is a bit like Saints Row and GTA in that sense. Although Friday the 13th went in a crazier fashion, Halloween kept to its roots except part 3 which had very little to do with anything despite being creepy. Part 6 did use the curse to show the supernatural side of Myers. The director of Halloween Kills claims Myers is mortal and not supernatural, which is nonsense as he surived being blown up and burned in the very film he directed. Michael also teleports like Jason Voorhees although Myers was doing that back in the first film.
As for "Friday the 13th" being a supposed "blatant" rip-off of Halloween, is that not the truth regarding every genre concerning the movie industry? I am a fan of both Michael Myers and Jason Voorhees.
"Every artist is a cannibal, every poet is a thief..." correct?
Have a great October 31st 2022, my friend.
I was born on a Friday the 13th; it was Good Friday as well. 🙂
@@bodies2magenta I love the Friday movies. It’s not a negative to me. But Cunningham has said multiple times that his original idea for the movie was just to rip of Halloween. Doesn’t mean he didn’t then make that movie a great slasher as well.
In 2022 Halloween surpassed Friday the 13th in number of movies. Halloween leads 13 to 12. However if you remove Halloween III (which Myers doesn’t appear), Friday the 13th Part I (which which Jason only appears in a dream), and Friday the 13th Part 5 (which Jason only appears in a dream) Michael Myers leads Jason 12 movies to 10 movies.
Halloween has soooo many continuities.
#1 - 1,2,4,5,6
#2 - 3 (standalone)
#3 - 1,2,H20,Resurrection
#4 - Remake and its sequel
#5 - 1,2018 film,Halloween Kills
Nope, ITS Halloween 1,2,4,5,6, H20
AND IF YOU DELETE THE OPENING SCENE, RESURRECTION WORKS AS A PREQUEL TO H20 SO
HALLOWEEN 1,2,4,5,6,RESSURECTION SANS OPENING,H20 !!!!!!!
I don't know if I've asked this before, but I would LOVE to see y'all react to a particular classic murder mystery/comedy, Clue. That would just be so much fun if y'all haven't seen it.
Clue is an underated classic that needs more love! It's one of my favorites.
Cheers from Canada
when they filmed the roof scene and slid down it....the actress playing Rachel was injuryed a nail was sticking up and sliced open her leg..as she slid down the roof..........also the ending to part 4 with Jamie in her halloween costume holding a bloody scissor....was Great Fans at the time loved it.
Defiantly my favorite in the franchise! I really liked this one and it's sequel part 5 can't wait to see your guys reaction to that one next, My favorite kill in this one was when Kelly got impaled by the shotgun !
15:08 It's so their barking doesn't alert their owners that he's there.
It's always a delight when a new video is up after work. Thanks for making them 🎃
26:27 - When Michael grabbed Loomis, the hair of his mask was white
I love the energy of Mr. Movies, he´s always happy and excited like a kid, enjoying and anticipating... Good for him!
The reason for the power lines was to show why Loomis couldn’t call and had to hitch hike
I feel when Michael killed Brady with the shotgun he was like “Sooooo I stab you with this, right?”
He killed Kelly with the shotgun not Brady lol 😂😂😂😂😂
If you noticed, that wasn’t Michael who threw Loomis out of the school window. It was actually the ghost of Ben Trammer seeking his exact revenge on Loomis
This is one of my favourites of the franchise
Please do Stir Of Echos if you two haven't seen it. Super creepy and good
Great idea!! One of the best
@@tempolost that and The Other's with Nicole Kidman creeped me out as a kid.
@@mirandabaisden8196 Yes, you and I agree on great movies.. Good stuff
Has one of the best jump scares ever. Gets me every time.
AWESOME Comeback for Michael and the opening credits are BRILLIANT. Creepy tone also makes this one of my favourite Halloween films.
"Michael Myers better give him 5 stars" lmao. i like you guys i like seeing people react to my favorite movies i love this movie.
Great reactions as always 👍 His mask starts to look goofy from this point and on. 😂 Still part 4 holds a special place in my heart. Saw it in the theaters with my dad when it came out.
5:40 : Michael's trademark reflection reveal in a brand new badass mask and suit ready to destroy."
Her : "super..." 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
The girl actress Danielle Harris, was really good in The Last Boy Scout with Bruce Willis. She was in several 80s and 90s films, still acts today but nothing I've ever seen or heard of, except her being in Once Upon a Time In Hollywood. She was in that, but I still can't figure out who she played or what scene she was in.
she was the pregnant manson girl who tells Tex he needs to get down to the ranch and kick Cliff Booth's ass
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she's barely recognizable
@@robotmonthly5512 Oh alright! Thank you. From the clip you posted she is just telling Tex to give Cliff a look see. It's not yet the part where they're yelling and screaming at Brad Pitt's character.
She also played Annie in the Halloween remake.
She was good in the show Roseanne too, Darlene's neighbor and competition for her boyfriend Galecki.
My favourite kill was between Earl having his throat torn out and and the Dr in the ambulance getting a thumb in the forehead.
A great commentary as always. This is my favourite sequel in the franchise.
Yay!! the side eye from the Mrs is back! 😂 This is gonna be great. If this one creeped out the wife... I can't wait to see her reaction to "The Curse Of Michael Meyers"! 😁
There's always been a big debate on whether it was a William shatner Star Trek mask or a William shatner devil's rain mask because if you look at William shatner in the devil's rain
in the scene when they basically take his eyes away it looks exactly like Michael Myers even with the head turning slightly to the left and right so it's always back and forth some sources say it's devil's rain some sources say it's Star Trek but it's definitely a William shatner mask either way
10:16 ...but in the new movie, in a totally different continuity as of the end of the original movie, Kyle Richards plays Lindsey Wallace again, for the first time since the original movie, I am pretty sure.
And she’s low key one of the best parts of the movie
@Jax Teller I think her role is small and borderline inconsequential but Richards makes the most of it and was surprisingly good
The little girl is played by Danielle Harris from Don't Tell Mom The Babysitter's Dead (1991), The Last Boy Scout (1991) with Bruce Willis, Disney's "Wish Upon A Star" (1996) with Katherine Heigl, "Halloween" remake (2007), Halloween 5 (1989), Marked For Death (1990) with Steven Seagal, Free Willy (1993), Daylight (1996) with Sylvester Stallone, Urban Legend (1998), Halloween II remake (2009), Rugrats Go Wild (2003) as the voice of Debbie Thornberry, and plenty of tv series and B movies. Oops, nerded out.
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Mommy: "...and this is how the 'Descent' people are created."
Cowboy: "They are just the "Descendants' of Michael Myers.".....
De(s)cent pun, Cowboy!
There was supposed to be a scene in the opening showing the wall being blown out in the H2 end scene explosion and Dr. Loomis being thrown out and that's how he survived.
I prefer H4, H5, H6 & H20 over H1 & H2 but love them all... 4, 5, 6 & H20 are just the best to me personally. In fact, in many ways I prefer H5 to H4 so I can't wait for your reaction to it.
Whoa, I found him. The one person on earth that could possibly think 5 or 6 was better than any other movie!
I don't want to gang up on ya. I mean were all fans off the series and would probably have a great time going for cofee and talking about our faves but I have to ask, why do you like part 5 and 6 more than 4? Please let me know if you have the time. I'm really curious.
Cheers.
I don't think I've ever seen anyone who likes the entire Thorn trilogy before. Care to elaborate why?
Original, Halloween 4 & 2>> Halloween 5 & 6
One of my favorite Michael Myers kills of all time was the scene with the guy who was absolutely in LOVE with his own car and was very protective of it. And then here comes Michael, with a large forked tool scratching the hell out of that dude's car, LOL.
as Meeker is putting the oil in the lantern...if you look behind him, the shadows, Michael is standing there. and I just noticed this this year!! LOL
That blacksheep clip was gold 😂
Oddly enough, the mask in H4 is actually the same William Shatner mask that was used in Halloween (78). The reason why it looks different in H4 is because they painted it too white, they didn’t shave off the sideburns, the eyeholes have a slightly different cut, and they didn’t paint over the eyebrows. Also, since it’s a different actor under the mask, the fit is different as well.
There you have it.
Saying he fell down a mineshaft reminded me of My Bloody Valentine 3D. And yes, it is actually a good Valentine’s Day movie.
If you go back and watch the BG's of the house sequences, you can see Michael walking into the house and lurking in more scenes than the ones you noticed.
This is one of my all-time favourite horrors. If you change the names and barely rewrite the back story, it could be an excellent stand-alone slasher Thorn franchise.
Fun Fact: Sherriff Meeker is the same actor who plays Ray Liotta's dad in Goodfellas when he was a young boy.
This is my #1 in the franchise
In the Halloween kills they bring back a lot of the original 1978 cast members and of course they're all grown up now it's ironically you mentioned about the girl that Lori was babysitting
Part of me wishes Dr. Loomis and Reverend Sayer should have gotten their own spin-off series where they team up and hunt down baddies.
Supernatural, the later years. ;)
Jamie shares many similarities to Tommy Jarvis from the Friday the 13th series: both first appear in the fourth installment of their series, are aided in surviving a silent, masked killer by an older sister, and are implied to becoming the new antagonist at the end of their first appearance. In the fifth entry of their series, both have a character arc of trauma from their encounter with the killer that includes speaking less and having visions of the killer. Both also appear in three films overall.
"You're talking about him as if he were a human being. That part of him died years ago."
Honesty fast forwarded to the guy getting his face pealed off in the truck LMFAOOOO
One of the best ones of the series!
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@@dredre_lj2003 Now how the heck do you find me everywhere on TH-cam?! Not that I mind!😂😂
@@adalynnshorrorworld2242 just so happened to find u coincidentally and conveniently lol🤣
Thanks for pointing out that that was the character of Lindsay. I watched this movie a million times and never caught that.
I've been watching this movie since I was 6 years old. Until now, I had no idea that Rachel's friend was actually Lindsey from the 1st film.
They show the power line for so long because once the cabling breaks and falls, it turns into a flaming cross.
Ive always thought and still think that Halloween 4 is the best Halloween sequel, obviously its not better than Halloween (1978) though
He's not bullet proof he's just had plot armor best armor ever........
This is my favorite aside from the first. I guess mainly because I was 10 when it came out and was so excited to see Michael Myers back.
Michael is like where are they and every time Jamie sees him she screams like a banshee
"Is that daverod?" 😂😂
Dave Rod has some serious job security! Metal scraping is always needed in scary movies! 😎👍
This might be my favorite Halloween sequel next to H2O. However as much as I like it, I think John Carpenter's original pitch would have been more interesting. He wanted Michael Myers to become more of a ghostly apparition that gets his power from fear (perhaps inspired by Freddy Kruger?). Tommy Doyle and Lindsey Wallace would have been the main characters dealing with some PTSD from the first film. But the studio wanted a more traditional slasher.
H20 is garbage
Poor Bucky doing his job to get the electric back on for the citizens of Haddonfield 😅 R.I.P. Bucky.
"This doctor did it on purpose"... well, that would be interesting...
Really looking forward to seeing you guys get to Halloween 2018. Just saw Halloween Kills last night and it was epic!
Halloween 4 is a darn good sequel! I think its biggest strength is its characters.
I can’t wait to see her reaction to probably the best scene in Halloween 5 it’s tense claustrophobic and u know what scene I’m talking about if u seen the movie
Yall rock! This is my first time visiting the channel but i really enjoy the commentary! And gotta love H4!
The setting and environment is what made this film as creepy as it was. The opening credits immediately show us it's Halloween in a rural town yet demonstrate an ominous, cold, and eerily quiet atmosphere, a clever foreshadow of what's to come.
Can we give a shout-out to Sheriff Ben Meeker? He is one of the few horror movie law enforcement commanders that gives the protagonist his complete and unconditional support throughout the entire movie. Instead of saying "no way" or "you're crazy" he calmly says "if what you're saying is true, what can we do to prevent a repeat of 10 years ago?" and then leads the charge to find Jamie. He treated Loomis with respect throughout the entire movie. Until the ending, he never saw Myers once. Even when he finds his officers butchered, he sticks with Sam and maintains the likelihood that it was Myers instead of some other domestic terrorist.
Big hello from Northern England, Just subscribed & loving the backlog of content u guys have done, looking forward to your future reactions 👍
Ah a fellow Northerner!
@@bertalach oh aye lad, northwest born'n'bred
She pretty much immediately guessed the plot of halloween 2018 in the beginning of this
My great grandma used to say… Evil doesn’t die. But she was talking about the humans. Lol Specially my aunts husband 😂
hey mister
use chopsticks to eat popcorn. keeps the butter and salt off your fingers, plus it's a cowboy with chopsticks
i love it. tried it once and have never looked back, it keeps me eating one or two at a time to make it last longer. i find the longer i snack, the more i start shoveling in my mouth hole
There's more dread and atmosphere in the first ten minutes of this film than in any of the new ones.
Aww, I wish you would’ve kept the scene after 15:18 where He says “Don’t play that Halloween shit with me”.
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There is an Iron there- cuz they were still trying to iron out the details of this movie when it was filmed!
Can't wait to see your Halloween 5 review next week! Mainly because I need to see your reaction to Tina 😂 I'm hoping eventually someone else besides me will actually like her
Halloween 4 is my favorite in the franchise and it has my favorite ending an ending that until seeing Halloween kills had no rival
Much respect for acknowledging Ben Tramer.
"Skipping 3."
You have chosen...wisely.
The point of the power lines being destroyed during the gas station scene was to leave loomis with no possible phone communication for miles in either way, so he wouldn't be able to call the cops or Haddonfield to let them know Michael is coming
The guy at the beginning who said "Jesus ain't got nothing to do with this place " and "welcome to hell" ... went on to direct the movie Dumb and Dumber
Definitely seems like his style. haha