I took the pumpkins as evil taking different faces, and ending at one that hasn't taken shape yet.

I feel like the plot twist about Corey looking into Michael's eyes is like Michael looking out of the bedroom window. Maybe he wasn't looking into Michael's eyes, he was looking into his own reflection and realizing that he already has evil in him. That's my interpretation.

The carving in the rock is to represent Michael's reflection. Since Michael was a kid he would stand staring in his sisters window, not looking out but in, to his reflection. The Myers house is now destroyed Michael carved his reflection to stare at. When Michael is choking Corey he sees his reflection for the first time in 4 years. The eyes are the window to the soul.

The mom kissing her son made the entire theater go “the fuck?”

I should have noticed there were four writers. It explains a lot. In a way, it was like watching several movies braided /spliced together. The first story is a lifetime movie of the week story of recovery. Laurie and Allison living life after the trauma Michael caused. Which was the only one that actually came to a true conclusion. The second story is an origin story of a shiny new serial killer with Corey. The third is going back to the concept that Michael is under a supernatural curse and was looking for someone to pass it on to, which culminates with the destruction of Michael and should have ended with Corey getting up and walking out of the house while the town is focused on the utter obliteration of Michael's body. The king is dead, long live the king. The movie seemed to have multiple personalities. I did not feel as though it was a good conclusion to the trilogy as it was thematically completely different. I didn't hate the film. I enjoyed it during the initial watching even in spite of the random plot changes. My second viewing was not as enjoyable.

I feel this film pays respects to what John Carpenter wanted the Halloween series to be. A focus to other horror stories taking place during Halloween and majority of the film was about that along with healing from trauma/evil before it corrupts you. For me, this a satisfying conclusion to the Laurie vs Michael saga

I completely thought the scene with Laurie confronting Corey at the abandoned house was part of his psychosis along with certain parts of his interactions with Michael.

Did anyone else notice when Michael is attacking the nurse and Corey is watching he begins to unwrap his hand and as Michael is stabbing the nurse his hand heals further proving that the evil inside Michael can be transfered to others also Laurie mentions Michael transcends with every kill so Corey had the evil in him

I believe that the font being blue is foreshadowing that Michael isn’t really in this movie or at least isn’t the main antagonist. Halloween 3 has no Michael Myers so this movie having a similar open says to me that we’re not having Michael be the main man.

Anyone notice how Cory looks like the guy who played Michael when Laurie pulled his mask off in the original? His hair is similar too, curly and bushy.

I feel like Michael laying on the table bleeding out was also a reference to the nurse bleeding out on the table in Halloween 2.

Fun fact: The guys from We Watched A Movie did a great interview with the top billed writer. He said the kids who beat up Corey were named after his own bullies from school, who were also in the school band.

I just figured that Corey had a psychotic break when faced with Michael. His life flashed before his eyes, and he knew how he'd be remembered. So he became the monster they thought him to be.

Great Video Zach , i think the pumkins changing shape in the titles represents how evil constantly changes shape and it's a neverending cycle . Only reason i say that is due to the line " Evil doesn't die , it just changes shape " from the film .

Jeremy‘s dad in that scene said something like “I’m gonna prove something to my wife” about stopping and talking to Jeremy so maybe his wife came home the night before complaining about how Cory was having a good time with his friends at the bar and that’s why on that particular day he said I’m gonna stop and talk to Cory. So it wasn’t really a coincidence. just my thought on it.

I took the last pumpkin in the opening credits to represent Corey. It appeared fresh, new and untouched which Corey was before he became consumed by his obsession with Michael. He was essentially a fresh new Michael untouched by the evil and when the pumpkin broke apart it was showing how he was complex on the inside and became touched by the evil. That’s my take anyway.

The scene you mentioned about Michael being on the motor bike. When my niece and I watched it that’s exactly what we thought was happening. We bust out laughing thinking there is no way they actually did that.

My reading of Michaels initial interaction with Corey is it actually is meant to denote there is a difference between Michael Meyers and The Shape - Michael obviously being the man and The Shape being the "pure evil" inside Michaels eyes that gives him his strength. Michael instinctually wants to kill Corey because that's a fairly Michael thing to do but as he does The Shape recognizes some of itself inside Corey - that incredibly vicious cruelty and hatred (remember, Corey has shown these traits albeit inhibited *before* this scene. He's shown his temper can get the better of him). Given that Michael is too weak to go out and start a murder spree because the town has moved on, The Shape takes root in Corey and uses him to get the ball rolling again in a sort of symbiotic relationship - even siding with Corey when he fights against Michael. Of course, once Corey basically admits defeat The Shape has no use for him, and so once Michael comes and takes back his mask for the showdown with Lauri. The Shape being a thing that fuels Michael also explains why Michael has been weakly subsisting in the sewers but begins to regain strength the more he kills. I very much like the idea of The Shape having a sort of symbiotic relationship with the town and using that to feed Michael. I think it's just the right amount of supernatural to be threatening without being too silly.

I think one easy fix that would’ve covered a lot of the issues here would’ve been Allison discovering/standing up for Corey first instead of Laurie -They could’ve had their chemistry start right there and cut some of the bulky romance stuff before the party -The scene with Lindsay/Laurie would’ve worked better because Allison could have been telling her grandma about their encounter for the first time -If Laurie didn’t see Corey herself until he was lurking outside, it would’ve felt more natural for her to be irked by him (I think we’ve all encountered people that made us feel uneasy at a first meeting) -Laurie not bringing Corey to the hospital wouldn’t have her “setting them up” so the disapproval of the relationship would make her less of the ‘villain’ -All the excess scenes earlier with Laurie/Corey removed could allow them time to sew in some underlying tension with Allison/Laurie

I liked the movie because I feel like it opened up the possibility that someone else could become Michael. It felt like Corey actually transformed into Michael even though his reason for killing is not the same. It feels like he could have further transformed into Michael because, let's face it, if Michael is not supernatural (at least not completely) then it would look pretty ridiculous when he's 80 hobbling after people with his walker. Also, I saw other videos that Moustapha Akkad had a clause in a contract that they couldn't kill Michael. If that's true then this could be a way of killing Michael for a satisfying ending without actually killing him completely.

I liked how Laurie kept the mask on the table as a trophy. Overall I liked this movie ive watched it twice now. Is it my favorite in this series? No. Is it worth the watch? To me yes.

The bullies looked like they were pulled out of the 90’s both in character and looks

The pumpkin intro represents the theme of the movie. You can kill evil, but it will always change shape.

I know I’m late but I think that the reason Michael was able to look into Corey’s past was because with every he gets more powerful

I feel like the biggest reason that Laurie was the way she was in 2018, wasn’t because of what happened to her in 1978. It was mostly because this was a woman who did not get the proper mental health needed to process that night, and instead went about moving forward in all of the wrong ways. She thought she was doing everything right, when it didn’t end up protecting her or her family like she thought it would. It took Karen’s death for her to realize she needed to try a different approach, or else she would risk losing Allyson the same way she lost Karen. So with Allyson’s help, Laurie finally got the professional help she needed for her mental health and had been working to process what happened to her in 1978 and 2018 in a healthy way instead of doing all of this recluse survival prepping for a man who ultimately wasn’t targeting her anymore. Idk for me I feel like that’s a detail people miss in 2018, that Laurie’s character is showing how someone handles trauma when they don’t treat it in healthy ways. And it hits close to home because I see one of my family members in her, someone who went through a traumatic thing and struggled for years because they weren’t getting the mental health help they needed.

23:53 "Turn my brain off and enjoy the absurdity of it" That's a Halloween fan right there 🐢🐢🐢

I feel like the teen gang didn't need to be intimidating. To me it felt like he was choosing not to kick their asses because of what happened 3 years earlier.

I love how Haddonfield is where Michael resides, where people accuse Laurie of basically manslaughter for having brought him here and where does she move?.........Haddonfield of course.

The only reason for the burnt pie scene is to establish a faulty microwave and where the fire extinguisher is so during the end fight those two things can play in.

4:34 Watching the movie I thought Ronnie was Corey's step-dad. But this is the second time I heard him referred to as uncle.

I thought of the moment with Michael and Corey being less about what Michael Sees and more about what Corey sees. I thought it was a moment where Corey feels seen for the first time in a way that he hadn’t understood. That paired with the already shown rage of Corey (panic attacks, crushing the milk bottle when first accosted, and threatening the kids with the knife) made me think that Corey isn’t a bad person, but that anger has been there, especially after years of abuse from his mother, the town, and more. By seeing Michael and getting away I think he starts to justify those feelings as being similar to Michael. I think the film shows this is how he brings himself to Michael, Michael doesn’t pursue him to make a prodigy. I think Michael not killing him in this and later scenes is a matter of Michael being weaker than normal. This is just interpretation of course because while Michael seems weak against Corey, he does seem to “get stronger” when Corey helps him kill later. I think the director and writers wanted some audience interpretation and pushed it a bit too far though.

I feel like this movie was made as a set up to end the old Michael Myers, and have Corey return in a new trilogy as the new Michael Myers. After all, we never see what they did with his body and cutting his throat would be a great way to make sure he can't talk. He is also the same age as Michael in the original movie.

I see it that the townspeople are presented as people. society typically looks for someone to blame when something goes wrong. the fact that their perspective changes is pretty accurate. also I didn't see it as Michael seeing into Cory but more so Cory seeing his reflection in Michael's eyes. like Frank commenting on Michael looking out of Judith's window.

What the movie could've probably done better, in my opinion, was introduce Corey as the new established serial killer and Alyson being his main target leading to more possible sequels. Basically, with Michael already passing the torch to Corey and Laurie passing the torch to Alyson. This would be something no other slasher movie has done yet. Just like they introduced the "requel" concept with Halloween 2018. Instead of killing off Corey, what if he actually played dead and survived his self-inflicted wounds and woke up at a hospital where he offs a few people before escaping only to go look for Alyson and seek revenge. Halloween ends could've been seen as the end for michael myers but the start to corey's chaos.

I just think we needed more micheal and corey to be in other movies

I’m not a huge fan of the movie considering it was the end of the trilogy. But as a overall movie it wasn’t that bad

I think the issue with Allyson and Corey's romance is that its just so random and sudden. When they first meet they stare at each other as if they knew each other or like there was going to be this huge connection in the end between them but there wasn't. It just seemed rushed and built up anticipation for ultimately nothing to happen

Great coverage and analysis as always 👍👍 By the way, I didn't realize that the woman who shows the podcasters Judith's grave in 2018 is the same woman who got stabbed in the throat in Kills and watched her husband get mutilated.

What I got from the opening credits pumpkin scene was that evil doesn't die, it just changes shape

I love the way this series ended because when you focus on the story line its self it makes sense from Halloween 2018 to Halloween Ends there's so many depictions of Michael Myers where 2018 is the resurgence of Michael Myers then in Halloween kills you have the monster the beast who is Michael Myers especially when Lori strode says the more Michael kills the more stronger he gets and I feel like that Halloween ends proves that right away and then you got Halloween ends which is an end of an era an end of the legend of Michael Myers in the end of evil itself to me I think it just all fit perfectly together when you put two and two together with all three films you have more of an understanding like in Halloween ends where Lori strode goes to the story that John Carpenter tells about the origin of evil where does evil originally come from it's either from the other tribe or realistically evil is in ourselves which I liked that scene when she's talking to Corey because she explains it really well when she says which part of evil is believable evil being in the other tribe? Or evil being within ourselves which John Carpenter also explains that it's more easier to believe that evil is in someone else instead of realizing that evil is in ourselves we are the enemy got to bring the illusion of Innocence in exploitation and what I really analyzed and focused on the story lines of all three movies to me it made so much sense that it would end the way it ended and that's the whole depiction of Halloween ends does evil come naturally or is evil created and if evil is created who created it is it the person themselves or did other people create that monster that's the one thing that this movie had made me think as I was analyzing it but I like how Lori strode in the end said that evil comes in all different shapes great way to end it in my opinion.

Loved ends. The music and Laurie’s Narration and the sweet ending between Frank and Laurie

For me, Resurrection isn't canon to H20, it completely botched that movie and everything it was supposed to be, especially with the ending. It can be a sequel sure, but not a canon one. H20 is a great movie as a standalone and a concluding chapter to Halloween I-II. 16:45 i definitely thought Corey has having a seizure 16:53 this movie 100% has great meme material 30:37 regarding the attention to detail on DGG's part, you can see Michael in most shots from the moment Corey falls off the bridge and to when Michael grabs him directly, but you have to really pay attention to see it

Best breakdown I have seen so far. All the points about Corey from start to end. Although you never mentioned "The Shape"

In the midst of watching all three back to back. Liked Ends much more after a second watch so now I'll put it all together to get a better appreciation for it. Lol at least they didn't make that radio tower some mind control thing like I thought they were when they focused on it so much. Saw some theories online about that and was like, "No, God nooooo!"

One of the best breakdowns I have seen. Great video!!! So wished that Myers would have sat up one more time before going into the grinder, looked into the crowd. Laurie yells out no and jumps on Myers pulling them both into the grinder.

31:18 if Michael would’ve been on the back of the bike I would’ve walked out the movie.. and I watched the movie from home 😩

i always thought how the bullies push corey off the bridge was a mixed reference to "it" and "i know what you did last summer" but i realized that wasn't what the movie did and it wasn't from carpenter (but it was from king). my bad but i see the halloween parallel much simpler.

Deb’s kill was also a reference to the 1st kill in Suspiria. When the blood is dropping to the floor. And Corey hitting the piano had to be a reference to Peter doing that in Black Christmas.

What’s also crazy is how When Corey sees Nick castle he tilts his head 😮

I think the script is great honestly. There’s so many things hidden within the movie I keep catching every time I watch it

Thank you Zack for the video i loved the plot so much and i felt and related with Cory

I haven't seen the movie yet, but three cheers for continuing the awesome content. 😉

Love this awesome movie lol. Awesome video. Love how this connects everything together with the evil how it spreads and effects people which is in all movies plus like everything Halloween connects to every other movie or show ever created lol. Loved the novelization especially the parts going through the timeline from sixty three to now lol which are all the flashbacks lol. More Michael Laurie and Loomis including characters you might know from previous movies plus new characters with some wtf moments. Too bad those moments didn't make it into this movie lol

I feel like they developed an amazing opportunity for Corey to take Michael’s place, and Allyson to take Laurie’s place, but they decided not to go through with it for some reason. Personally, my ending would include Laurie killing Michael, after Michael fatally wounds Laurie. Throughout the movie, we would see Corey’s transition into the next evil shape, and then him aiding Michael in the final battle. Allyson shows up and shoots Corey, making a tough call to save her grandma. Allyson then helps Laurie kill Michael, then lays with Laurie, as Laurie succumbs to her injuries. At some point, either just before or just after Laurie dies, they/Allyson realize(s) Corey is gone. *spooky* Great way to end the trilogy, while offering the opportunity for someone to continue it, if they want. Shit, add Laurie reading the ending of her memoir about how evil never dies, it just changes shape, indicating Corey truly is the next in line for this. They can be read over a shot of Allyson driving wherever she was going (California?). The potential next movie could’ve had Corey following Allyson to Cali. And really, being a previous love interest would’ve made for an interesting storyline, and in a way, give those who liked the original brother-sister relationship something similar

One Easter egg I noticed that I didn’t see here was the flyer on the fridge. Not only does the magnet move from one scene to the next, but the flyer advertises Phelps Garage. A callback to the pickup truck scene in 1978 when Loomis found the matches and hospital gown.

Its funny how Zack said a lot of fat could be cut when the movie wasn't even that long to begin with. The issue with four writers really shows in that aspect

My take on the sudden change in Corey is that peering into Michael's eyes finally brought out the evil inside of Corey. My opinion is that Corey may have actually pushed the kid and just managed to block it out of his memory until that moment.

Not sure if mentioned, but in Halloween 2 1981 two nurses towards the beginning of the movie talk about coming back from a party at the Mathis'. Likely Dr. Mathis or a relative.

Anyone notice when Michael came out to kill the nurse, Corey started taken off the bandage on his hand. It was like as Michael was stabbing the nurse, Corey's wound started healing faster. It game me, at the time, the feeling that Corey was slowly becoming the next Michael as Michael's old wounds never killed him.

I believe the pumpkins in the beginning represent that evil has come to an end because the last pumpkin has no carvings meaning halloween is over and Michaels terror has ended

Great video! 👏🏼🎃👏🏼

Great breakdown as usual!

My issue with the relationship is how fast it moves. She knew him for 5 minutes and she right away wants to jump into bed and run away with him? Laurie warns her that Corey is like Micheal and yet she blames Laurie for his death at first despite Corey wearing the Micheal outfit with the mask next to him. I don't believe the Allison from H18 and Kills would act this way.

RIP Ronnie the only character that dies in the movie that isn't completely insufferable

Michael's hands were pinned to Laurie's kitchen island, and his legs (or at least one of them) were pinned by the fridge. Laurie also gave him a pretty deliberate stab in the side. Add those all up, and it sure felt like the crucifixion of Christ to me. Does that make sense at all? Making Michael a Christ-like figure? Not to me. BUT it did make me wonder--are the film makers hinting at a return of Michael? And yes--it would have to be pretty damn supernatural, given how his body was disposed of. But...

Paul Brad Logan (one of the screenwriters) actually confirmed that Michael was indeed trying to kill Corey upon their first encounter but just simply, did not have the energy to do so. He then "used" Corey as a weapon as they both fed off eachother's energy (DGG's own words) to which, Michael would have no doubt disposed of Corey once he had no use for him.

Also side note: everytime you say "darkness" all I can see if Dave Chappell dressed as Rick James. UNITYYY!!! ❄️🤣

I never even noticed the parallel with Jeremy’s mom & Lindsey to the old rhobh “meme scene” with Taylor & Kyle

We NEVER saw Sondra die in KILLS. She watched as Michael killed her husband, but people just ASSUME that she must have died.

I think the whole idea with the pumpkins in the title credits is hinting at the film. Evil grows like an infection.

When Laurie mentions the internal vs external evil, it is what John Carpenter has said in a documentary...maybe Nightmares in Red White and Blue. it is very interesting !!!!

i'm glad that you're having the time to give us the plot breakdown of halloween ends. i'm not a halloween ends fan personally, but it was spoken very clearly and helped me slowly understand the perspective of the other side of the arguement. i genuinely thought the movie could've been something i could look back over cause i like the idea of the plot, but i couldn't do that to myself otherwise i'll be pissing myself off. so it's good to know what videos i could look back on without getting into a bit arguement over others opinions (on the movie) mentally destroying me cause i shouldn't be doing that; it just a bit unnecessary. so thank you, it really helps.

I absolutely need to get a Michael Myers dummy and strap it to the roof of my car for Halloween.

On a side note: When Corey confronts doug in the diner, doug sits down next to a fellow cop which is Zach Myers from the band Shinedown, Who is named after Michael Myers.

Corey didn’t hallucinate Laurie bc you see Laurie with the same paper airplane in the next scene

I also thought about the motorcycle scene with Michael riding in the back!

I wish they would do a new timeline taking up from 4 but with Jamie as the killer. Maybe she's been locked up since killing her foster mother as a child. Then escapes to go on a killing spree like Michael did twice.

43:31 that's tradition for Laurie to drop the weapon on the floor. She does it in every timeline she's in.

1. the fact jeremys mom and dad who clearly have loads of money would never set foot in that bar 2. i had a whole list to write but lost motivation 3. if yall like this comment ill finally do what my mom asked me for 26 years 4. what she had asked me was to stop procrastinating. 5. im sorry this sounded funnier in my head 6. I was honestly going to write changes as I have a degree in filmmaking and have worked in the industry for years now. 7. i honestly want to edit my own version of this film (lmk if it sounds like a good idea)

I’m excited you made this!!! To add a comment, a few things I wish were different with Ends. Still contemplating a second watch. 1. More Michael 2. More Lindsey - I didn’t even see her with the townspeople at the junk yard. 3. Likable Characters - In slashers, one of the things I like about the characters is that most times you’re rooting for them. Or have some sadness when they’re killed, etc. The characters who were killed in this movie were straight *ssholes. Like, I was kinda glad they were killed. Lol. You know?

Thank your for your outstanding work! Greetings from a big Halloween fan from Italy

31:18 not gonna lie. When I first watched this w my friends, we all thought Michael was gonna be on the back of the motorcycle. It would've been weird but at this point, we basically watched him and Corey tag team a cop, a doctor and a nurse and we watched Michael follow Corey back to Allison. When even though in silence, it felt like Michael rooting on his friend to "getting some". Michael being the big spoon with his arms wrapped around Corey would've been the FUNNIEST moment I ever seen in this franchise. Just because it would've been intentional

As someone who greatly enjoyed the film I have a few different takes on things: Coherence of the trilogy: When I first saw the film, I pretty much agreed with the sentiment, that it's a good stand alone film but not good as part of a trilogy. However the more I think about it, the less I feel that's actually true. If you look at all the themes of every film, it always deals with how Michael's actions affect others. In H2018 it was Laurie's trauma and Dr Sartains - as well as the podcasters - fascination with Michael (both representing outsiders, who have not been directly impacted by Michael). In Kills it was the remaining survivors of 78 and the general public of Haddonfield. Then in Ends it's Corey & Allyson, both affected by Michael, one indirectly through the Haddonfields looking for a new Boogeyman and the other more directly having lost most of her family to him. Also, while the trilogy is overall confused in presenting a clear lead character in every film, I think it's fair to say we can assign H2018 to Laurie (+family), Kills to Michael and Ends to Corey & Allyson. So even the much bemoaned change of main character, is not really that out of left field. Laure's behaviour: I actually think Laurie's evolution makes total sense. To say, she was traumatized by a comparably minor incident for 40 years, while shrugging off a much more severe event, is not taking into account that she lived through both, it's not one or the other. She has lived defined by one traumatic event for 40 years and in the end it got her nowhere, it ruined her family and ultimately it still didn't help her protect her daughter. She then ended up as Allyson's surrogate mother and had to choose between making the same choice again or try and give Allyson a normal life, as far as possible. This is also where the pie scene comes in, as it shows, that this is not who Laurie is. She doesn't even know how to make pies, it's just something she puts on for Allyson's sake. This is also emphasized with how easy and swiftly she slips back into her old ways, as soon as she gets suspicious of Corey. Allyson even calls her out on it, on how she hasn't really changed at all. I like to think, having lost Karen and also the realisation that Michael was never interested in her and it was all in her head, shook her up to the point that at least she wanted to change for the better and not live that life anymore. Michael: Now this obviously is completely up for interpretation but the way I see it is that Michael is hosting some kind of evil entity, not like a fully formed daemon but a kind of darkness, which gains it's powers through killing (& inducing fear). This is what gives him his inhuman strength and ability to snatch back from the dead. While it seemed like in the end of Kills, Michael is at his most powerful, having killed more people than ever before, what if this wasn't really the case? Maybe it was just the darkness carrying him on, like a sudden jolt of adrenaline and in reality the mob had weakened Michaels body so much, it could not properly heal anymore, with it being too old as well. So now the darkness barely keeps Michael alive, hidden in the sewers, feeding off of the odd kill here and there, not able to take the risk of a new murder spree, potentially killing off Michael for good. Along comes Corey, mentally very weak (like let's say a 6 year old boy might have been) and filled with resentment & a thirst for revenge. The darkness chooses him as their new host and slowly transfers from Michael to Corey, bit by bit, getting stronger again through a new string of killings. This is why Corey can so easily take the mask from Michael, not only was he very weak to begin with but Corey is much stronger now too and Michael has no real desire to fight back or even kill Corey. Now where this fails is that Corey is already a fully formed person (unlike a 6 year old boy) and not inherently evil. He doesn't want to harm people he cares about and only kills people that have wronged him (or his loved ones). When he decides to kill himself in some twisted way of turning Allyson against Laurie, the darkness has no choice but to go back to Michael and make one last attempt to survive. We obviously know how that ended, Michael, stronger again by a newly invigorated darkness but still weaker than normal due to his damaged body & old age, is defeated and dies for good, the darkness with him. Seeing things from this perspective, the trilogy makes a lot more sense to me. Not saying it's perfect, not by a long shot but I think Ends is easily the best of the three , really treating new ground and doing it's own thing. I would even argue that H2018 is the one that doesn't really fit, as kills very much informs Ends, those two work much better together for me, than H2018 does with Kills. The main gripe I have with Ends is that they killed of Corey, this seems like such a step back after everything but maybe, they wanted this to feel like and actual end and not just a set up for future sequels. I can respect that.

I would have liked if they did it as a scream like murder mystery, where people are suddenly disappearing and getting killed, and people assume it's Michael come back but it was actually Corey who suddenly snapped after all the abuse he suffered and used Michael's MO.

they also do a pumpkin exploding motif in each movie 2018 the kid put the firework in the pumpkin Kills the young Strode shoots the shotgun in the closet thinking it was him but it was a pumpkin Ends when Laurie fake commits the pumpkin explodes all over the wall. I picked up on that in Kills and hoped they kept it going and they did.

This was basically the original scream the girl falls in love with a killer and doesn’t know until the end and there’s also 2 killers

I was totally feeling the Christine vibe during the bulk of the movie.

Also, Laurie was in heavy shadow as well during the Corey scene. Her lines were ADR to. So I think it’s in Corey’s head.

Can you please look at the camera lol what is off screen thats so fascinating? Great video though

I really thought the kid in the beginning was gonna lead to something when his mother told Cory the kid was hearing voices. Buy nothing came out if that.

I'm glad I'm not the only one who expected them to go full chaos and have Michael on the back of Corey's motorcycle 😂

So the Dr. Stephen Mathis character was named after "Stevie Mathis" from the second movie when the nurse was complaining about a Halloween party and bobbing for apples

When Michael grabs Corey in the sewer, there's a close-up of the reflection in his eye. There's a similar shot in H20 with Charlie and Myers in the kitchen.

One thing that really took me out of the movie was the staircase in the house where Corey was babysitting. I know they're supposed to be ridiculously rich, but who has a house like that?

Corey not calling the police made me laugh.

Freddy Vs Jason 2: Michael Joins the Fray would be pretty interesting, having Freddy bring back Michael as a tool to deal with Jason, machine vs machine with Freddy pulling the strings (though of course Jason is superior in his power and durability, but would still be an interesting concept to see) But yeah, something I didn't think about until this video is, what if its not so much that Michael is the Evil that curses the town of Haddonfield, but the town itself is cursed to always birth evil. So even if Michael is "Gone", as we see with Corey, a new Evil will be created. The town is full of shitty people, and whether its Corey in this one, or Michael in the Rob Zombie version, its the people of the town that bring about the Evil that then fights back. So if this timeline version of Halloween continues, its possible that this might be the concept for it with Corey being a 'teased concept' of the town birthing new evil, a new man, a new mask, a new threat. Not the Curse of Michael Myers, but the Curse of Haddonfield.

fun fact i don’t see anyone talking about. The song the bum sings foreshadows Michaels death

I've no idea as to why there is an "imprint" of Michael's face on the stone in the sewer. There was talk about Myers' window and his reflection, perhaps a motivational factor for him? If so that carving could imply that it was Michael who done it, as a means to attempt in retaining an image of himself (reflection) and hold onto what drives him, as he no longer had access to the window of his house, as it was demolished and he left as the townsfolk likely still pursued him on Halloween night 2018. Further to this point, that might also allude to what resulted in him being so weak, not being capable of seeing his real true reflection and fully restoring his inner motivation to be the unstoppable force he became in Kills. Remember straight after he killed Big John? Despite him being aware of Little John being in the house and coming up the stairs to check on him, Myers was staring out the window. Not paying attention to or caring who entered the room. Out the window he gazed, and it could also be assumed after he killed Little John he further gazed out the window between the hospital scene and Allyson, Lonnie and Cameron getting to the house. All speculation in regards to the "window/reflection" theory. And before someone mentions it, "then why didn't he just grab a mirror or something and then head back to the sewer?" I don't know, I didn't write this story. xD

This movie was great Idc what people say. It’s one of my favs tbh

🤣🤣 to the 30 min 31 second mark, "..at this point in the movie 🎬 I would have expexted Michael to be riding on the back of that motorcycle...and I'd been down with that or any other weird direction they went with this movie." That is hilarious