@@twinturboray because it was the original? michael myers has been established over the past 45 years, and even though this movies events tries to ignore half of that, making michael a side character , in the movie thats fucking titled " ends " is such a stupid idea.
@@twinturboraybut the first one felt like it was about him, you know, the center of the Halloween plots. In this one he could have been written out and the movie could still play out the same
Also also, you mean to tell me that Laurie was a recluse for 40 years, dealt with paranoia and anxiety over what happened to her, and was ready to go if Michael escaped, etc. but after her daughter gets killed, she’s just like I’m cool now, it’s all good, she’s living her life and she’s happy, even though the boogeyman she feared killed her daughter and is on the loose? WHATT????
@@ComicWriter-ml3qt ehhhh she’s depressed and wrecked over her friends for 40 years but not destroyed over the boogeyman she feared her whole life killing her daughter. It’s just…uhhhhhhh…IT’S STUPID.
What I really hated about this movie was the way it pushed this idea of repeated trauma for Haddonfield, even though this trilogy is *supposed* to be a direct sequel to the 1978 film, meaning there have only been 2 nights of Michael Myers killing random people in the town's history. This movie REALLY wants to build on all of the sequels that came before it, while also claiming those sequels don't exist in this universe.
Well don’t forget Michael was most famous for killing his own sister in 1963 at age 6, then he breaks out of the mental hospital and proceeds to kill a few town teenagers in 1978 at age 21. Then he breaks out again 40 years later to wreck havoc on Haddonfield killing a whole mob squad, fire squad and towns people. I say that is enough to trauma an entire small town.
All of these movies would have greatly benefited from at least the 2nd movie being cannon. They all have parts that just don't make sense if only the 1st movie happened. Taking away his connection to Laurie only ever made these movies make less sense
That was the problem with the first one, which they kinda tried to lampshade in a conversation with the granddaughter and her friends, but it still came off as shoe-horned. Laurie becomes a paranoid psychotic for decades and Dr. Loomis claims he's evil incarnate all because he went on a killing spree of like four people.
I'm still amazed it took FOUR writers to fuck this up so badly and mischaracterize damn near everyone from how they were in the last two movies, especially Allyson.
To be honest I'm completely convinced the stuff with Cory was part of a completely different script they had no intention of using and they didn't know how they wanted to end this movie or even what they wanted to do with it they just had a partial script So some Galaxy brain decided we have the Cory script let's do a Frankenstein job
just horrible and considering they’re comedians writing a horror film is a joke within itself. script was ridiculous acting was terrible. hollywood is fckd
IDK, Dr Loomis shooting him with darts and beating him with a 4X4 under a net or Rachel Caruthers stopping him with fire extinguisher foam, even though he just took out an entire precinct full of police. How dare a guy alot stronger than Rachel and alot younger than Michael and Loomis, struggle with him and get his mask off
I mean Michael got his ass whooped by that crowd of people in the process and then lived in a sewer for 4 years... but that whole 4 years later element is exactly what makes this movie so lame
@@jazzora true people say Michael is weak in this movie and stuff like bruh he got shot in the hands by a shotgun, he got beat up by the crowd, he got shot again by that one guy that has a revolver and he got beat up more that’s why he is weak in this movie and idk why people say they are fans of Halloween if they don’t understand what Michael been through
@@moon-01237 Ι actually liked this trilogy. My only gripe that I try to ignore is that in the first film he is presented as a very dangerous psycho, yet an otherwise normal man. Then in Kills, he gets his ass beat all over the place by that mob AND shot like 4 times, and not only is he not stone cold dead, but he immediately gets up and kills everyone. So is he superhuman or not? They couldn't make up their minds it seems. I would have preffered if they linked the two movies more consistently. If he got beat up but somehow managed to escape without going into terminator mode that would have made somewhat more sense and then this movie would be a better one in my opinion. And as for the town acting like assholes towards Laurie, sad as it is, it also makes sense because people that have been through trauma, often tend to look for someone to blame for it, and since Myers was not around, they would somehow make it as if Laurie was responsible, because she was still in Haddonfield and still alive, when so many others were dead. I also liked the Rob Zombie duology more than any other Halloween except the original of course, so sue me.
@@arcotroll8530 i look at the trilogy as 3 separate endings to 1978. 1. he burns in the basement 2. (my favorite) he wins and walks off to remain the boogeyman forever 3. well this movie here
Should’ve been 100 sins added for Laurie doing that stupid horror movie trope where a person pulls a knife from a body they didn’t put it in and then someone just so happens to see them do it to further make them look guilty. Also the whole “let’s build up this Michael Myers successor just to kill him off in the same movie”
It’s the way they missed out of the opportunity to make Corey his own killer (he had his own mask right there!) after being corrupted by Michael and pushed over the edge in favor of making him Michael Jr. for 30 minutes and benching the real Michael for me. 🤦🏾♀️
yea but what are they worth...100 sins, 1000 sins its all equal to the same thing, jack shit because its someone else's opinion. Stop living vicariously through others, live your own life this comment was brought to you by the comment sinner. You got +9,000 sins from one comment, dang gurl go live your life!
@@ravinraven6913 LMFAO you get 1mil sins for lack of common sense and stupidity. A personal opinion about a movie I saw personally isn’t “living vicariously through others” 🤡 it’s called having the critical thinking skills to point out the plot points that made no sense. Like your comment. Next time keep scrolling and live YOUR life
The honest problem for this film is the entire thing is an out of nowhere left turn. If they had built up Corey as a character in the prior to films I think this film would have been better received. It also didn't help that they made the build up of this film trilogy to be the final Michael Vs Laurie Showdown but changed their mind in the 3rd act of a trilogy to become the Corey show. Also this would have worked better had it been the forth film Michael and Laurie having had their showdown in the 3rd film Michael dying and this being the legacy of his Evil acting more as an epilogue to the series cause I can't believe Laurie would just let things lie and try to have a normal life after Michael killed her daughter and Tommy.
He's in the original for 9:30, he's in this for 10:50. is it also a sin that Freddy was in his original film for 8 mins? or is it only the classics from back in the day can do that?
@@millyoneyedeaz1350 the original was focused on him. Loomis chasing him, the babysitters getting killed, the cops looking for him.. the movie was about finding the Shape and stopping him. They didn’t need to show Michael, but his presence was all over the movie. This one was NOT a Halloween/Michael film. It was a Corey Origin story.
@@Takaichi666- exactly. When it was supposedly supposed to be the “final Halloween”. The “end” to the franchise & they were teasing in the trailers that Michael & Laurie were gonna have their fight & that it was gonna be the biggest & best fight of the entire franchise since it was gonna be the “end” & of course Michael Vs Laurie lasted only a few minutes, all that build up, all that teasing all for nothing
yeah, how could they have a human being doing supernatural things in a movie? that NEVER happens. Not Carrie, Firestarter, Sixth Sense, Tina from friday 13th part 7,etc. what were they thinking? After all, everybody knows supernatural means immortal, even though it doesnt lmaoooooo
@@millyoneyedeaz1350 those are all supernatural, what? Carrie’s literally a witch. Jason literally comes back from the dead multiple times, one point is a zombie, one time is a sickness that spread & possesses anyone (in Jason goes to hell the final Friday), literally tears people apart & once punched someone head completely off his body, he isn’t human. He drowned & came back
@@millyoneyedeaz1350 Tina was a witch. She was a fake Carrie because they wanted to do a Carrie crossover but because of licenses they weren’t legally able to
@@millyoneyedeaz1350 yeah considering they said he was always a normal human being in this Trilogy so no he should not have been able to survive that house fire. Because guess what more than just fire kills you in a house fire.
Can't really fault the mother for blaming Corey. She walked in on him screaming "I'm gonna kill you", he's holding a knife, and standing over the railing her son just fell from.
That whole Corey storyline should have never existed. Instead of a 4 year jump, just start when Laurie's out of the hospital. Michael Myers killed her daughter so now all the survival skills she's been practicing for 40 years, she uses to hunt him down for revenge
That's what they originally planned to do if u look into it but bc of covid the release of the movie got pushed back so they ended up changing it bc they thought it would be harder to keep it all on the same night
Writer #1: I have a boring moving about two kids who bond over a traumatic situations but no ending Writer #2: I have a Halloween movie ending but I have no idea how to get to the ending. Studio: Make it happen
Nah props to the executives for giving DGG complete creative control. Executives should never get involved and restrict creators. Thats how we get the best films and its how we get some bizarre films like this.
This movie made me so angry. I still don't understand why the town blamed Laurie for the attacks after Michael escaped from a bus accident. Michael and the whole franchise deserved so much better. We fans did too😡
they should have stuck with the originals.. that was the best platform.. not a watering down the history that made michael so famous and known.. he was the boogey man!!!
“Michael Myers cosplaying as Pennywise” 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣 From one Jeremy to another, dude, you slay me! (pun unintended but…) Also, our name being a sin! It actually does appear in films of this type often enough to make the cut…(sinning myself for another pun *ding*)😬😅
Man as a huge horror nerd, this movie has to be one of the biggest cinematic let downs, shout out to evil dead rise for restoring my faith in modern remakes of campy horror
They did so well with the first. Did okay with the second. This one was absolute dogshit. It would have been kind of cool to for the 3rd one to be Michael “on the run” where they continue the hunt for a beaten and battered old man and we see him being chased.
I went with two of my coworkers who love horror for all of these. First film, we were surprised; second film we were disappointed; third film we were stunned.Did they get it right by accident and panicked?
what should have been done was toward the end of Kills when Laurie's daughter takes his mask and tries to trick him into taking it back, Michael should have just turned around and walked away-disappearing into the night. Ends should have picked up a bit later with Laurie having Michael's mask in her possession and he randomly shows up for it blending into the crowd because he doesn't have his famous mask.
@@EulogizingSleep I was thinking he ends up getting a job at the local wawa and Laurie isn’t know because he is wearing a face mask. Plus people got the fat dude confused with Michael. Evil dies tonight!!!
My wife and I watched this and I think we were starting to annoy other moviegoers. We were laughing so hard at how ridiculous some of the plot lines were. We took it as a comedy and thoroughly enjoyed ourselves
My friend and I couldn't make it through the halfway point! There was zero Michael Myers and we realized they gave us a bait and switch and were so pissed we turned it off!
Whatever else could be said about Rob Zombie's Halloween movies, they were at least clearly done with a love for the character and franchise. This trilogy? ... It's like the studio decided to cash in on a beloved franchise and put the script premise to a committee who then wrote what amounted to a big middle finger to everything we loved about the originals and then dug around in their pockets for another big finger to the fans in general.
The first was fine, the second was interesting, the third was Corey. I think that it jumped the shark when Laurie's daughter died. Why did you kill Laurie's daughter, Michael?! Maybe he realised that he accidentally murdered his own franchise and weakened himself?
Whenever I see the scene where they are at the doctors place I can't get the image of Michael and Corey riding on a motorcicle together out of my head for some reason
I liked Halloween 2018 and Halloween Kills, but I don't think the whole Michael is obsessed with Laurie thing works very well because basically every time he runs into her in this trilogy isn't really intentional on his part. He's usually following someone else targeting Laurie, it's more like everyone except for Michael is obsessed with her in Haddonfield. In 2018 Sartain took him there, in Kills he didn't even care about her, and in Ends he was following Corey. I think for it to work you might need Halloween 2 which they basically discounted because he's actively pursuing her by himself.
I never understood how Laurie seemed terrified and paranoid when Michael was locked up, but she's now calm that he's free and no one knows where he is.
For the "end" of micheal myers him barely being in the movie was kind a letdown. I understand what message they were trying to deliver but mannn if this is TRULY micheal myers final movie he should have went out in a blaze of glory he was like the 4th most important character😔😔
I'm pretty sure that the bit at about ~15 minutes where Laurie shows up when Corey is sleeping is meant to be mental. Laurie knows too much about him, somehow finds him at this house, and disappears without a trace.
I'm glad you bought up the railing being too high and the terrible layout with outward opening doors which never would have been up to code. Also, that door is in front of the stairs and the kid was standing right in front of it, so if anything he should have fallen down the stairs.
Stranger Things 4 similarities: 1. They play the Teenage Werewolf song. 2. Corey is Eddie Munson if he actually WAS the killer (They both wear Mikey-boy’s mask) 3. Corey and Chrissy share the same last name, Cunningham. 4. Corey and Fred Benson were both involved in incidents that made people think they were murderers. 5. Jeremy’s mom is Chrissy’s mom (same actress).
Thank you for pointing out how impossible Jeremy’s death was. He wasn’t that much taller than the railing making it impossible for him to fall over it. It would have made sense had when Corey kicked the door, the force from it pushed him back so hard that it caused him to fall through the railing. This first death made no sense.
Original ending was supposed to have Laurie kill Michael at the radio station apparently and Cory was gonna fight Allyson dressed as Michael and at the end he was gonna disappear, shit would’ve been better but instead some dumb fuck came in and changed it for some reason
It really grinds my heavily foreshadowed industrial grinder that marinara was all over my face after I mistakenly left that zucchini bread out too long thereby making it so stale that even the ensuing horde of ants, that were originally attracted to the aforementioned zucchini bread, wouldn't eat said zucchini bread.
Biggest sin: she was a high schooler who was targeted by a clearly superhuman spree killer. Maybe her actions were a bit too unreasonable, but they were very understandable in that she was simply preparing in case he broke out again. They act like she teased and provoked him. She did nothing to him. Did they act like this after the 78 movie?
Though this film seems aware of it's potential divisive nature to a point where it's title font is akin to "Halloween III" as a nod, I really do not think this one will have that same feeling as time goes on. Unlike III, which we took for what it was after getting over no Michael and still finding it had an interesting story bringing back the traditions of old using the commercial machine Halloween was at that point to help it along, this one is just going to be remembered as a disappointing mess that should have picked it's lane on Michael's presence being passed to another because the town has that effect, or just finishing the battle between Laurie and Michael. Also, did anyone else get vibes of "We Need to Talk About Kevin" when it came to that woman who survived but is now forever crippled?
@@gamester1440 yes it is and I believe they filmed but didn’t release it. So it may be out there somewhere. We’ll probably see it on the ultimate edition in ten years
I have come to regret what I earlier in life thought, what if movies or tv shows were to pick up with the cast of characters much later in life to see what they are up to now. Maybe I could have taken the 2018 Halloween as the bookend of Halloween 1978, but that they continued with Kills and Ends and I'm through with them. I'll stick to Halloween 1978 and Halloween II for the bookends I only care about. Everything else was not for me.
The "IF YA DONT EAT YA MEAT, YA CAN'T HAVE ANY PUDDING! HOW CAN YA HAVE ANY PUDDING IF YA DON'T EAT YA MEAT?! STAND STILL LADDIE!" at 5:55 had me cryin woth laughter. Love Pink Floyd
In the beginning when you said we are supposed to believe corey accidentally kicked jeremy off. Later on though, when hr looks into mikes eyes we see that event from a different pov and it looks a lot like jeremy pushed the kid. I think the movie has a lot more hidden meanings
right but that's extremely lazy filmmaking. Michael is credited as "the shape" in the first film because he's not really a human he's the embodiment of pure evil. bringing total annihilation to a movie's supernatural villain is a cardinal sin as it makes what was once a character seemingly transcended mortality disappointingly human. if he was human all along and all you needed to do was throw him in the meat grinder he suddenly becomes no different than you or I what defeats the purpose of the Myers villain all together. he isnt some psycho in a mask he's pure evil. something you cannot kill.
I love Halloween its one of my favorite horror franchises. That said this movie fucking blows I dont know where the directors head was for this movie. The only good part of the movie is the end. This is really upsetting because to be honest the first two were pretty good.
I think they could have done this better with Corey. Perhaps have him become a smarter version of Michael Meyer. Basically have his murders still occur, but everyone thinks Michael did them all (including us). Corey (wearing the mask) leads Laurie to Michael and she kills him, thinking he did all the murders. Then we see Corey run off with Laurie's granddaughter, and Laurie becoming suspicious about Corey. Then it's revealed Corey did all the murders. The tale of Michael Meyers is over, but there is still evil in the world.
Beneath it all there's a good movie here. Only problem is 4 people clearly wrote 4 different movies and they tried to blend them all in an industrial sized grinder and this is what we got
Halloween ends all right ended the popularity of the movies by how low of a blow it was to basically keeping Michael Myers out of the movie the entire time
14:26 that was a good question. I honestly believe the town turned him into this, since A: as Jeremy himself said, the town is trying to out prick Derry; B: what his mom said about a scapegoat; and C: the initial reaction when the kid fell. Edit: at least with Derry, the adults are under Its spell.
@@lepetitmort1150 Yes, really.... I think that's why they changed it in the movie. Eating dogs is one thing, but I think they had second thoughts on turning Michael into a full on cannibal....
You missed a big sin, theres a shot where he goes outside at the start and the house he came out of couldnt possibly be the house with 10 flights of stairs because its a single story
Truth! Even if that sauce isn't spicy, dairy and red sauce make a great pairing. We wouldn't use things like parmesan and mozzarella it they didn't pair well.
Making Laurie not Michael's sister has got to be the most puzzling change they made with the reboot, like what did that add? Does that make Michael creepier for being hung up in this one failed kill? Not really. And considering this series loves pretending the other movies still happened, it just boggles the mind they couldn't just pick up from H20
It added agency to Michaels character, and restored the franchise back to what it was supposed to be before they made that idiotic change in the first place.
@@gamester1440 Kinda calls into question why Michael spent all day just watching Laurie in 1978. I know he watched Annie and Lynda as well, but he was weirdly more obsessive with Laurie. I wonder if it's because Laurie reminded him of Judith.
Taking that long lasting storyline away to make it random made it weak and non-effective imo always thought there was more emotion behind the sibling storyline!
@@jdogjohnson382 I totally agree with you. What I also like about the sibling storyline is not only does that terrify me but it also makes it unique. We already had so many slasher films with the killer always killing randoms. I like that Halloween made it unique, even though it was an out of the blue idea while drinking a six pack.😄
I remember going to see this movie, only staying because it was a free showing my college was putting on and dear lord did I and the rest of the 'theater' heckle this movie. I think some of the people in the back just started scrolling through TikTok near the thirty-minute mark. I did enjoy the killing spree at the end there but seriously, what were the writers thinking?!
I loved Halloween Kills and was super hyped to watch Halloween Ends. Right from the start I knew it wouldnt be the movie I expected. After it ended I was sitting there wondering what I just watched. It wasnt the ending to the trilogy we expected, it was like an offshoot movie , but I really enjoy Halloween Ends, but Its not the final movie in the 2018 trilogy. Well it is , but it doesnt feel like it. It feels completely different like its from a halloween trilogy that didnt have the first two films released.
Michael Myers made a good cameo in this movie. Super cool of the director to have him as a guest appearance!
@@twinturboray because it was the original? michael myers has been established over the past 45 years, and even though this movies events tries to ignore half of that, making michael a side character , in the movie thats fucking titled " ends " is such a stupid idea.
@TwinTurbo Ray his presence was felt all over the original film. He was simply an after thought in this terrible romance film
@@twinturboraybut the first one felt like it was about him, you know, the center of the Halloween plots. In this one he could have been written out and the movie could still play out the same
@TwinTurbo Ray have you even watched the movies?
@@twinturboraybecause they aren't counting all the pov shots with those it's probably more like over 20 minutes
Also also, you mean to tell me that Laurie was a recluse for 40 years, dealt with paranoia and anxiety over what happened to her, and was ready to go if Michael escaped, etc. but after her daughter gets killed, she’s just like I’m cool now, it’s all good, she’s living her life and she’s happy, even though the boogeyman she feared killed her daughter and is on the loose? WHATT????
That confused me more than anything in this film. It felt like a troll wrote this. I’m like “no, they can’t be serious with this”
Exactly. It would have made more sense if they reversed it, with her being all good in Kills, and then going to a recluse in Ends.
Yeah her friends get killed lifetime of trauma paranoia PTSD her daughter gets killed three years ago life is beautiful give me a break
Given the time skip, it’s probably just her coping for the sake of her relationship with her granddaughter
@@ComicWriter-ml3qt ehhhh she’s depressed and wrecked over her friends for 40 years but not destroyed over the boogeyman she feared her whole life killing her daughter. It’s just…uhhhhhhh…IT’S STUPID.
What I really hated about this movie was the way it pushed this idea of repeated trauma for Haddonfield, even though this trilogy is *supposed* to be a direct sequel to the 1978 film, meaning there have only been 2 nights of Michael Myers killing random people in the town's history. This movie REALLY wants to build on all of the sequels that came before it, while also claiming those sequels don't exist in this universe.
Well don’t forget Michael was most famous for killing his own sister in 1963 at age 6, then he breaks out of the mental hospital and proceeds to kill a few town teenagers in 1978 at age 21. Then he breaks out again 40 years later to wreck havoc on Haddonfield killing a whole mob squad, fire squad and towns people. I say that is enough to trauma an entire small town.
Exactly!
All of these movies would have greatly benefited from at least the 2nd movie being cannon. They all have parts that just don't make sense if only the 1st movie happened. Taking away his connection to Laurie only ever made these movies make less sense
That was the problem with the first one, which they kinda tried to lampshade in a conversation with the granddaughter and her friends, but it still came off as shoe-horned. Laurie becomes a paranoid psychotic for decades and Dr. Loomis claims he's evil incarnate all because he went on a killing spree of like four people.
@@CandieP I agree with this as well. Hattaway has a point, but 3 times is enough to sell the idea I think.
I'm still amazed it took FOUR writers to fuck this up so badly and mischaracterize damn near everyone from how they were in the last two movies, especially Allyson.
To be honest I'm completely convinced the stuff with Cory was part of a completely different script they had no intention of using and they didn't know how they wanted to end this movie or even what they wanted to do with it they just had a partial script
So some Galaxy brain decided we have the Cory script let's do a Frankenstein job
That's wokeness for you. They had to attempt to sell the leftist toxic relationship scenario to please it's viewers. Lmao. Smh.
What's the phrase? "Too many cooks in the kitchen."
just horrible and considering they’re comedians writing a horror film is a joke within itself. script was ridiculous acting was terrible. hollywood is fckd
Michael being overpowered by Corey was the funniest thing ever
And the worst thing.
IDK, Dr Loomis shooting him with darts and beating him with a 4X4 under a net
or Rachel Caruthers stopping him with fire extinguisher foam,
even though he just took out an entire precinct full of police.
How dare a guy alot stronger than Rachel and alot younger than Michael and Loomis,
struggle with him and get his mask off
@@millyoneyedeaz1350 Michael killed an entire crowd that beat him to the ground in the previous movie so yeah, that doesn't make sense
@@bengilhooly3616 he got beat to shit that night, and retreated to regain his strength, using Corey as a way to gain his evil/strength back
@@Frosty11037 he still killed everyone. It didn’t affect him at all
You're telling me Michael kills an entire crowd of people but can't beat Corey in a one on one
Makes sense
I mean Michael got his ass whooped by that crowd of people in the process and then lived in a sewer for 4 years... but that whole 4 years later element is exactly what makes this movie so lame
@@jazzora true people say Michael is weak in this movie and stuff like bruh he got shot in the hands by a shotgun, he got beat up by the crowd, he got shot again by that one guy that has a revolver and he got beat up more that’s why he is weak in this movie and idk why people say they are fans of Halloween if they don’t understand what Michael been through
@@moon-01237 Ι actually liked this trilogy. My only gripe that I try to ignore is that in the first film he is presented as a very dangerous psycho, yet an otherwise normal man. Then in Kills, he gets his ass beat all over the place by that mob AND shot like 4 times, and not only is he not stone cold dead, but he immediately gets up and kills everyone. So is he superhuman or not? They couldn't make up their minds it seems. I would have preffered if they linked the two movies more consistently. If he got beat up but somehow managed to escape without going into terminator mode that would have made somewhat more sense and then this movie would be a better one in my opinion. And as for the town acting like assholes towards Laurie, sad as it is, it also makes sense because people that have been through trauma, often tend to look for someone to blame for it, and since Myers was not around, they would somehow make it as if Laurie was responsible, because she was still in Haddonfield and still alive, when so many others were dead. I also liked the Rob Zombie duology more than any other Halloween except the original of course, so sue me.
they spent the entire previous movie pumping him up and then this? "when he kills he transcends" to what? a man living IN A VAN DOWN BY THE RIVER?
@@arcotroll8530 i look at the trilogy as 3 separate endings to 1978. 1. he burns in the basement 2. (my favorite) he wins and walks off to remain the boogeyman forever 3. well this movie here
Should’ve been 100 sins added for Laurie doing that stupid horror movie trope where a person pulls a knife from a body they didn’t put it in and then someone just so happens to see them do it to further make them look guilty. Also the whole “let’s build up this Michael Myers successor just to kill him off in the same movie”
It's very Marvel movie villain.
Why would anyone touch a knife or a gun in a crime scene? Unless the killer was right there. It is one of the stupidest cliches.
It’s the way they missed out of the opportunity to make Corey his own killer (he had his own mask right there!) after being corrupted by Michael and pushed over the edge in favor of making him Michael Jr. for 30 minutes and benching the real Michael for me. 🤦🏾♀️
yea but what are they worth...100 sins, 1000 sins its all equal to the same thing, jack shit because its someone else's opinion. Stop living vicariously through others, live your own life
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@@ravinraven6913 LMFAO you get 1mil sins for lack of common sense and stupidity. A personal opinion about a movie I saw personally isn’t “living vicariously through others” 🤡 it’s called having the critical thinking skills to point out the plot points that made no sense. Like your comment. Next time keep scrolling and live YOUR life
The honest problem for this film is the entire thing is an out of nowhere left turn. If they had built up Corey as a character in the prior to films I think this film would have been better received. It also didn't help that they made the build up of this film trilogy to be the final Michael Vs Laurie Showdown but changed their mind in the 3rd act of a trilogy to become the Corey show.
Also this would have worked better had it been the forth film Michael and Laurie having had their showdown in the 3rd film Michael dying and this being the legacy of his Evil acting more as an epilogue to the series cause I can't believe Laurie would just let things lie and try to have a normal life after Michael killed her daughter and Tommy.
Another good point, they KNEW this was supposed to be a trilogy and CHOSE to leave Michael Myers BFF out until part 3.
@@therealsamtheman 😂 Michael Myers' BFF.
Evidently the entire movie was re-written after the pandemic.
Exactly. The old bait and switch
Michael Myers just wanted to go for a walk.
A very enthusiastic walk.
No. Stop that. Michael lost his walking privilege and he isn't a fuck mothering vampire either.
I understood that reference.
I truly love when one of the sins is just Jeremy laughing, taking a deep breath, & laughing some more. 😆
😆😆😆😆😆😆😆😆😆😆😆😆😆
It always just sums up the absurdity of whatever he sinned perfectly
Biggest sin Michael is barely in it
He was literally made a side character in HIS OWN MOVIE
He's in the original for 9:30, he's in this for 10:50.
is it also a sin that Freddy was in his original film for 8 mins?
or is it only the classics from back in the day can do that?
@@millyoneyedeaz1350 even if his screen time was small in the first movie, it was from his point of view, he was a main character
@@millyoneyedeaz1350 the original was focused on him. Loomis chasing him, the babysitters getting killed, the cops looking for him.. the movie was about finding the Shape and stopping him. They didn’t need to show Michael, but his presence was all over the movie.
This one was NOT a Halloween/Michael film. It was a Corey Origin story.
@@Takaichi666- exactly. When it was supposedly supposed to be the “final Halloween”. The “end” to the franchise & they were teasing in the trailers that Michael & Laurie were gonna have their fight & that it was gonna be the biggest & best fight of the entire franchise since it was gonna be the “end” & of course Michael Vs Laurie lasted only a few minutes, all that build up, all that teasing all for nothing
The Prometheus School of Running Away From Things is probably my favorite running gag on this channel. Always appreciate when they bring it up.
It seems like the people that made this Trilogy wanted it both ways. He's completely a normal human being but he can do so many supernatural things.
yeah, how could they have a human being doing supernatural things in a movie? that NEVER happens.
Not Carrie, Firestarter, Sixth Sense, Tina from friday 13th part 7,etc.
what were they thinking? After all, everybody knows supernatural means immortal, even though it doesnt lmaoooooo
@@millyoneyedeaz1350 those are all supernatural, what? Carrie’s literally a witch. Jason literally comes back from the dead multiple times, one point is a zombie, one time is a sickness that spread & possesses anyone (in Jason goes to hell the final Friday), literally tears people apart & once punched someone head completely off his body, he isn’t human. He drowned & came back
@@millyoneyedeaz1350 Tina was a witch. She was a fake Carrie because they wanted to do a Carrie crossover but because of licenses they weren’t legally able to
@@millyoneyedeaz1350 yeah considering they said he was always a normal human being in this Trilogy so no he should not have been able to survive that house fire. Because guess what more than just fire kills you in a house fire.
This movie was awful
If you just watch Halloween (1978) and Halloween (2018), it’s a solid duology
*2018*
@@terrancecarmichael619 Fixed 😊
Exactly. Halloween 2018 is the only one in the trilogy. Kills and Ends never happened. Makes me feel better
I see. This alternate sequel to the first film had a similar ending as the original sequel that was out in ‘81 where Michael is getting burned alive.
I went to see Halloween Kills in theater and I thought the flashback stuff was done really good. Ends was stupid and didn't make sense.
This was the closest time I’ve ever been to walking out of a movie theater.
That was me but during Fast 9 & also Hobbs & Shaw
Same, but I spent alot on snacks so me and my girl just starting roasting everything 😂
Halloween Ends and Doctor Sleep were the only two movies for me
@@BIOHAZARDRUSGaming Glad there are others who found Doctor Sleep to be total crap.
@@BIOHAZARDRUSGaming doctor sleep is good
Can't really fault the mother for blaming Corey. She walked in on him screaming "I'm gonna kill you", he's holding a knife, and standing over the railing her son just fell from.
The mother should be thanking him. Jeremy was an azzhole.
Nah kids are demonic and it's a wonder we don't oops them more often
I think he was being sarcastic lol
Yeahhhh but then there’s all the forensic clues that exonerated him that kind of matter
Then why was it a sin?
That whole Corey storyline should have never existed. Instead of a 4 year jump, just start when Laurie's out of the hospital. Michael Myers killed her daughter so now all the survival skills she's been practicing for 40 years, she uses to hunt him down for revenge
That's what they originally planned to do if u look into it but bc of covid the release of the movie got pushed back so they ended up changing it bc they thought it would be harder to keep it all on the same night
Been waiting for this! the second I saw this in theatres I knew how easy it would be for you to tear this movie apart. Thanks CinemaSins team!
To whoever had the idea it was to have the last Halloween movie to barely have Michael Myers, and focus on some random, what weed were you smoking?
it couldnt have been weed. i could smoke 15 joints and never think "hey lets make Michael a pussy!"
It was good weed.
@@kalmesnah it was meth
*Myers
@@conswan57 No it was panic!! Then weed turning to meth turning to methadone turning to ahhh fuck it, release it. LOL
Writer #1: I have a boring moving about two kids who bond over a traumatic situations but no ending
Writer #2: I have a Halloween movie ending but I have no idea how to get to the ending.
Studio: Make it happen
So you have a Halloween Reboot/Sequel, sequel…sequel for me?
The biggest sin to the executives who read this script and green lit this movie.
Nah props to the executives for giving DGG complete creative control. Executives should never get involved and restrict creators. Thats how we get the best films and its how we get some bizarre films like this.
@@merksmovies25 maybe sometimes. But not for this hot garbage. Trash
I mean hey, at least in this movie you didn't have to hear the phrase "Evil Dies Tonight" more times then this movie has sins to it😅
Honestly, I prefer the dumbness of "Evil Dies Tonight" over this films meandering blandness.
EVIL SINS TONIGHT
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Franchise dies tonight! *Corpse is later dug up and rebooted*
😂😂😂😂 my girl is not horror fanatic and she pointed that out too,,the evil dies tonight was over said,,that we use it as ,,wokeness dies tonight
This movie is a terrible way to end a franchise
This movie made me so angry. I still don't understand why the town blamed Laurie for the attacks after Michael escaped from a bus accident. Michael and the whole franchise deserved so much better. We fans did too😡
I agree.I thought that was stupid
Just like the mythology guy said this Halloween kills is the impediment of stupid and holloween ends is the epitome of just horrible
Laurie didn't even have to do with Michael escaping.That doctor that was obsessed with Michael was the one that made the bus crash
they should have stuck with the originals.. that was the best platform.. not a watering down the history that made michael so famous and known.. he was the boogey man!!!
@@stevelee4653 My thoughts exactly.
Oh boy this movie did not live up to many people's expectations. And those bullies were so 1980s Stephen King.
1980s Stephen King bullies were not in the fucking marching band.
Classic king. The douchebag town from hell
You hit it right on the nose! In fact, this whole movie feels like a Stephen King film. Primarily Christine and It
Band camp bullies
I wonder if Corey Cunningham is related to Arnie Cunningham from Christine? They look alike.
when Corey walked in to take the mask Michael was standing there like an NPC you get quests from lol
“Michael Myers cosplaying as Pennywise” 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
From one Jeremy to another, dude, you slay me! (pun unintended but…)
Also, our name being a sin! It actually does appear in films of this type often enough to make the cut…(sinning myself for another pun *ding*)😬😅
The original music has always been the best part of ANY of the Halloween movies.
Man as a huge horror nerd, this movie has to be one of the biggest cinematic let downs, shout out to evil dead rise for restoring my faith in modern remakes of campy horror
YES
Evil dead rise was so dope I had to rewatch that to clean my eyes out from this shit
And Scream
They did so well with the first. Did okay with the second. This one was absolute dogshit. It would have been kind of cool to for the 3rd one to be Michael “on the run” where they continue the hunt for a beaten and battered old man and we see him being chased.
LIKE RAMBO FIRST BLOOD
I went with two of my coworkers who love horror for all of these. First film, we were surprised; second film we were disappointed; third film we were stunned.Did they get it right by accident and panicked?
what should have been done was toward the end of Kills when Laurie's daughter takes his mask and tries to trick him into taking it back, Michael should have just turned around and walked away-disappearing into the night. Ends should have picked up a bit later with Laurie having Michael's mask in her possession and he randomly shows up for it blending into the crowd because he doesn't have his famous mask.
@@EulogizingSleep I was thinking he ends up getting a job at the local wawa and Laurie isn’t know because he is wearing a face mask. Plus people got the fat dude confused with Michael. Evil dies tonight!!!
@Ronald McDonald Junior 🤡 and not to mention, gay too.
I 'Member when this movie came out, I was so massively disappointed I was actively thinking I can't wait for this to be sinned.
My wife and I watched this and I think we were starting to annoy other moviegoers. We were laughing so hard at how ridiculous some of the plot lines were. We took it as a comedy and thoroughly enjoyed ourselves
I would've high fived you guys, don't worry
I laughed a lot too 😂 It was such an awful movie.
If you were starting to annoy other moviegoers, why didn't you stop?
@@snowglyphs8767Because they're grown?
I laughed out loud in the beginning when the kid got kicked over the banister and boy did I get some dirty looks
My friend and I couldn't make it through the halfway point! There was zero Michael Myers and we realized they gave us a bait and switch and were so pissed we turned it off!
Whatever else could be said about Rob Zombie's Halloween movies, they were at least clearly done with a love for the character and franchise.
This trilogy? ... It's like the studio decided to cash in on a beloved franchise and put the script premise to a committee who then wrote what amounted to a big middle finger to everything we loved about the originals and then dug around in their pockets for another big finger to the fans in general.
At least his Myers wasn't a weak pussy and manhandled by a nerd!
I wish this movie had a white horse
The first was fine, the second was interesting, the third was Corey. I think that it jumped the shark when Laurie's daughter died. Why did you kill Laurie's daughter, Michael?! Maybe he realised that he accidentally murdered his own franchise and weakened himself?
Whenever I see the scene where they are at the doctors place I can't get the image of Michael and Corey riding on a motorcicle together out of my head for some reason
I liked Halloween 2018 and Halloween Kills, but I don't think the whole Michael is obsessed with Laurie thing works very well because basically every time he runs into her in this trilogy isn't really intentional on his part. He's usually following someone else targeting Laurie, it's more like everyone except for Michael is obsessed with her in Haddonfield. In 2018 Sartain took him there, in Kills he didn't even care about her, and in Ends he was following Corey. I think for it to work you might need Halloween 2 which they basically discounted because he's actively pursuing her by himself.
I never understood how Laurie seemed terrified and paranoid when Michael was locked up, but she's now calm that he's free and no one knows where he is.
Fun fact, Laurie’s superhuman neck strength is actually the reason Michael’s never killed her.
Which is why him and her being sibilings makes more sense! Taking away his connection to Laurie only ever made these movies make less sense!
Well, unless you count "Halloween: Resurrection"
That bit about not wanting to explain irony to children made me laugh so hard that I had to clear my throat.
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For the "end" of micheal myers him barely being in the movie was kind a letdown. I understand what message they were trying to deliver but mannn if this is TRULY micheal myers final movie he should have went out in a blaze of glory he was like the 4th most important character😔😔
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Corey : "I'm making a film. You guys want to cameo?"
Laurie and michael : "Sure!"
I'm pretty sure that the bit at about ~15 minutes where Laurie shows up when Corey is sleeping is meant to be mental. Laurie knows too much about him, somehow finds him at this house, and disappears without a trace.
Michael Myers crowd surfing lol
I'm glad you bought up the railing being too high and the terrible layout with outward opening doors which never would have been up to code. Also, that door is in front of the stairs and the kid was standing right in front of it, so if anything he should have fallen down the stairs.
Stranger Things 4 similarities:
1. They play the Teenage Werewolf song.
2. Corey is Eddie Munson if he actually WAS the killer (They both wear Mikey-boy’s mask)
3. Corey and Chrissy share the same last name, Cunningham.
4. Corey and Fred Benson were both involved in incidents that made people think they were murderers.
5. Jeremy’s mom is Chrissy’s mom (same actress).
It's dumb to try to add Corey. His character really wasn't needed. I agree on Michael barely being in it and being nerfed.
Halloween Ends dosent feel Halloweeney unlike Halloween 2018
exactly it's a vapid, soulless affair. the writers just wanted it to be over
This could have been its own slasher film if you cut out what little laurie and michael did, and change the title
2018 didn't even feel like a Halloween film to me!
@@jdogjohnson382 you meant Ends, not 2018
Thank you for pointing out how impossible Jeremy’s death was. He wasn’t that much taller than the railing making it impossible for him to fall over it. It would have made sense had when Corey kicked the door, the force from it pushed him back so hard that it caused him to fall through the railing. This first death made no sense.
Kinda reminded me of when Robby kicked Miguel off the balcony in Cobra Kai
Yeah, they definitely wanted Corey to take over for Michael but someone said the Halloween series needs to stop.
Original ending was supposed to have Laurie kill Michael at the radio station apparently and Cory was gonna fight Allyson dressed as Michael and at the end he was gonna disappear, shit would’ve been better but instead some dumb fuck came in and changed it for some reason
Probably because they lost the rights.
The whole film could have been saved with a final 20 seconds zeroing in on Michael's mask to reveal a Silver Shamrock logo.
Two More Days Til Halloween! Halloween, Halloween!
@Dav177-gg4wt 😂 I am a writer, although I'm more of an author and entertainment writer than a screenplay writer 😊
@Dav177-gg4wt aww you didn't have to do that, but I do appreciate it 😊
This movie definitely put an END to the Halloween franchise
You know how you kill Michael? A weak script.
@@Filthy_Larry I think he means by how terrible the movie was, no ones going back to ever see a Halloween movie ever again.
No it didn't unfortunately
LMFAAAAOOOOOOOOOO
@@matturibe5256 People will still go see Halloween
The homeless guy is Nick Castle. The original Michael Myers
Nope. Nick plays a bar patron.
It really grinds my heavily foreshadowed industrial grinder that marinara was all over my face after I mistakenly left that zucchini bread out too long thereby making it so stale that even the ensuing horde of ants, that were originally attracted to the aforementioned zucchini bread, wouldn't eat said zucchini bread.
Biggest sin: she was a high schooler who was targeted by a clearly superhuman spree killer. Maybe her actions were a bit too unreasonable, but they were very understandable in that she was simply preparing in case he broke out again. They act like she teased and provoked him. She did nothing to him. Did they act like this after the 78 movie?
Ok, I grew up in Illinois (southern Illinois)in the 70’s. We kids ALWAYS had milk with spaghetti. Laurie was just showing her roots. 😄
Did all the girls say totally like Lynda?
Totally!
Though this film seems aware of it's potential divisive nature to a point where it's title font is akin to "Halloween III" as a nod, I really do not think this one will have that same feeling as time goes on. Unlike III, which we took for what it was after getting over no Michael and still finding it had an interesting story bringing back the traditions of old using the commercial machine Halloween was at that point to help it along, this one is just going to be remembered as a disappointing mess that should have picked it's lane on Michael's presence being passed to another because the town has that effect, or just finishing the battle between Laurie and Michael.
Also, did anyone else get vibes of "We Need to Talk About Kevin" when it came to that woman who survived but is now forever crippled?
I never hated something so much in my life and if McBride hadn’t got on MSSP this week I’d still be mad at em
The ultimate sin is that they didn’t use the alternate ending where Laurie inherited Michael’s darkness and rage to pass it on.
is that on the dvd or something? or was that an after thought?
@@Tyler_ThaTruthit’s in the novel
@@gamester1440 yes it is and I believe they filmed but didn’t release it. So it may be out there somewhere. We’ll probably see it on the ultimate edition in ten years
It could have worked better where her granddaughter inherited his darkness and rage and she runs off with Corey.
@@austinwilliams5348 there’s pictures and BTS footage of that ending I believe
I have come to regret what I earlier in life thought, what if movies or tv shows were to pick up with the cast of characters much later in life to see what they are up to now. Maybe I could have taken the 2018 Halloween as the bookend of Halloween 1978, but that they continued with Kills and Ends and I'm through with them. I'll stick to Halloween 1978 and Halloween II for the bookends I only care about. Everything else was not for me.
The fact that you didn't give up after the litany of horrible movies we'd had in this franchise before now tells me that your opinion doesn't matter
Halloween kills was a fun watch because Mike was so damn brutal in it. Ends really failed to keep that momentum
10:09 The guy wearing the bright jacket on the left side is my old colleague from work.
The "IF YA DONT EAT YA MEAT, YA CAN'T HAVE ANY PUDDING! HOW CAN YA HAVE ANY PUDDING IF YA DON'T EAT YA MEAT?! STAND STILL LADDIE!" at 5:55 had me cryin woth laughter. Love Pink Floyd
One day, there will be a movie that not even Cinema Sins can sin.
It's called Deadpool. The CinemaSins video is essentially Jeremy repeating what Deadpool has already said.
I thought that was EEAAO.
Scary movie, Meet the Spartans, etc. You can't sin movies that purposely have no logic and where nothing at all is taken seriously
@@suavaciousadoration5074 You can sin them and you will get views but it will be artistically suspect. I am declaring Sins video as modern art now!
Halloween Ends makes Rob Zombie’s Halloween 2 look like Halloween H20!
In the beginning when you said we are supposed to believe corey accidentally kicked jeremy off. Later on though, when hr looks into mikes eyes we see that event from a different pov and it looks a lot like jeremy pushed the kid. I think the movie has a lot more hidden meanings
Hey at least they finally destroyed his body instead of hitting him a few times and assuming he's dead
I'm looking at you Halloween kills
right but that's extremely lazy filmmaking. Michael is credited as "the shape" in the first film because he's not really a human he's the embodiment of pure evil. bringing total annihilation to a movie's supernatural villain is a cardinal sin as it makes what was once a character seemingly transcended mortality disappointingly human. if he was human all along and all you needed to do was throw him in the meat grinder he suddenly becomes no different than you or I what defeats the purpose of the Myers villain all together. he isnt some psycho in a mask he's pure evil. something you cannot kill.
Or H20 when LL Cool J stops her from stabbing the crap outta him after he falls.
@@EulogizingSleephim being the embodiment of evil is how everyone perceives him, he’s really just a strong guy
I thought KILLS and END were gonna be shot back-to-back
Maybe that could've been better
Would have preferred
It was supposed to. COVID screwed it over.
@Alex Severinski ruining this trilogy is definitely the worst thing that happened because of Covid
Correct. Covid happened…Ends was re-written during/after the pandemic :(
I love Halloween its one of my favorite horror franchises. That said this movie fucking blows I dont know where the directors head was for this movie. The only good part of the movie is the end. This is really upsetting because to be honest the first two were pretty good.
The DJ killing scene was classic!!
I for one think that it was a bold and inspired choice to remake Christine while making the original car a sewer dwelling old man in a mask
I think they could have done this better with Corey. Perhaps have him become a smarter version of Michael Meyer. Basically have his murders still occur, but everyone thinks Michael did them all (including us). Corey (wearing the mask) leads Laurie to Michael and she kills him, thinking he did all the murders. Then we see Corey run off with Laurie's granddaughter, and Laurie becoming suspicious about Corey. Then it's revealed Corey did all the murders.
The tale of Michael Meyers is over, but there is still evil in the world.
Possibly the single greatest Cinema Sins .. maybe second to Morbius! Thank YOU! 🤣🤣🤣🤣
Beneath it all there's a good movie here.
Only problem is 4 people clearly wrote 4 different movies and they tried to blend them all in an industrial sized grinder and this is what we got
Halloween ends all right ended the popularity of the movies by how low of a blow it was to basically keeping Michael Myers out of the movie the entire time
1:54: "This isn't funny, Jeremy." Great line! Oh, and wait--Michael Anthony Hall was in the last Halloween? Well, now I gotta see that.
I will not be satisfied until there are sins videos for ALL of the Halloween movies
Halloween Ends is essentially an homage to Christine
14:26 that was a good question. I honestly believe the town turned him into this, since A: as Jeremy himself said, the town is trying to out prick Derry; B: what his mom said about a scapegoat; and C: the initial reaction when the kid fell. Edit: at least with Derry, the adults are under Its spell.
I love seeing other fanfic writers succeed
At the 2 minute mark in this video, I *finally* remembered what this movie was actually about . . .WOW
Ah, right on time for Halloween
Halloween is next week duh
"is he eating his victims now?" Well, yes... If you look at the deleted scenes or read the book, that's exactly what he's been doing in the tunnel.
😮 really?
@@lepetitmort1150 Yes, really.... I think that's why they changed it in the movie. Eating dogs is one thing, but I think they had second thoughts on turning Michael into a full on cannibal....
I feel like I already know the answer, but is the book…good?
Would’ve been a better plot if Michael got a job as a mechanic and someone pissed him off and turned back into Myers 😂
You missed a big sin, theres a shot where he goes outside at the start and the house he came out of couldnt possibly be the house with 10 flights of stairs because its a single story
He was able to beat a full squad of firemen in full equipment, but not an old lady
5:36 I laughed so hard at this 😂
I think its ironic you release Haloween Ends Sins video on....Mike Myers birthday, Im amused by this :D
5:43 if the sauce spicy enough, then you're gonna WISH you had milk. Capsaicin and heartburn: that's the REAL killer on Halloween. 🙄
Truth! Even if that sauce isn't spicy, dairy and red sauce make a great pairing. We wouldn't use things like parmesan and mozzarella it they didn't pair well.
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Making Laurie not Michael's sister has got to be the most puzzling change they made with the reboot, like what did that add? Does that make Michael creepier for being hung up in this one failed kill? Not really. And considering this series loves pretending the other movies still happened, it just boggles the mind they couldn't just pick up from H20
It added agency to Michaels character, and restored the franchise back to what it was supposed to be before they made that idiotic change in the first place.
@@gamester1440 Kinda calls into question why Michael spent all day just watching Laurie in 1978. I know he watched Annie and Lynda as well, but he was weirdly more obsessive with Laurie. I wonder if it's because Laurie reminded him of Judith.
Taking that long lasting storyline away to make it random made it weak and non-effective imo always thought there was more emotion behind the sibling storyline!
@@jdogjohnson382 I totally agree with you. What I also like about the sibling storyline is not only does that terrify me but it also makes it unique. We already had so many slasher films with the killer always killing randoms. I like that Halloween made it unique, even though it was an out of the blue idea while drinking a six pack.😄
@@beavers1978 I think it was because she came right up to his house. Dropping off a key or something.
I remember going to see this movie, only staying because it was a free showing my college was putting on and dear lord did I and the rest of the 'theater' heckle this movie. I think some of the people in the back just started scrolling through TikTok near the thirty-minute mark. I did enjoy the killing spree at the end there but seriously, what were the writers thinking?!
This is the most relatable cinema sins video
Laurie wasn’t really in the house w/ Corey. Corey was hallucinating and projecting hatred from her to justify his future actions… 🤷🏻
“I’m missing the white horses. See what you’ve done” 😂
Halloween Ends? More like Corey getting killing lessons from Michael Myers.
@5:55 the best cinema sin ever provided. Absolute gem, Laddy.
It's like the movie tried to be a cross of Christine and IT, instead of an actual Halloween film!
They probably were trying to make something else but slapped Halloween on it!
When it's your birthday and Cinemasins puts out a video about a movie you wanted sinned. Thank you
I loved Halloween Kills and was super hyped to watch Halloween Ends. Right from the start I knew it wouldnt be the movie I expected. After it ended I was sitting there wondering what I just watched. It wasnt the ending to the trilogy we expected, it was like an offshoot movie , but I really enjoy Halloween Ends, but Its not the final movie in the 2018 trilogy. Well it is , but it doesnt feel like it. It feels completely different like its from a halloween trilogy that didnt have the first two films released.
2:44 is you listen closely, after Mrs Allen yells “what have you done!?” You can hear the first note for the Halloween Ends main theme
Haven't even watched the video yet, but it should be longer.