Are y'all going to react to the Taylor Swift movie since Denise is a swiftie

You need to checkout Halloween 2, it's a great sequel. It continues from the same night.

Skip Halloween 3 It's not canon to the story of Michael

Freaky

Next Reaction to Gonjiam: haunted asylum (2018) please please please please

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Same I was saying this a day ago they need to react to Halloween

All they did was laugh at it. I never knew Halloween was a comedy.

That is true. I think it's called a segue, and it's from stage plays. Also in real life I would think parents would stand frozen for a few seconds wondering WTF is going on.

Laurie is also his sister, not mentioned until 2 I think. Also, the parents just standing by, the stupidity of the police is a social commentary on authority figures. In Scream the parents are never around even though there's a serial killer, Hambrey is killed being an idiot and Dewey 'oozes with inexperience' (Gales words not mine)😕

@@d.w.strangeman4963 There was no social commentary on the police or the parents standing there.

​@@punkem733 I see your point but I was talking about the 'Slasher' genre in general. Authority figures are basically useless, a paradigm used throughout. Maybe social commentary isn't an entirely accurate phrase but they are generally morality tales about growing up and how the decisions we make can have an effect on our lives and often show a disconnection between youth and adults. Just an opinion. If we all had the same the world would be a boring place.

@@d.w.strangeman4963 I agree that came later on in the 80's. Even the kids that have sex, drink, and do drugs getting killed while the final girl survives because she didn't do any of that was a coincidence. Both Carpenter and debra hill said that.

laurakali: Yep. My parents and grandparents grew up like that and made sure we kids got to live in the same kind of environment. It was awesome. And yes, explaining it to people who have never had that experience just isn't possible

I thought however that Carpenter was trying to say something in that while Haddonfield seemed idyllic is some ways, there was something unpleasant hiding underneath because, if people there were as nice and neighborly as they try to pretend to be, they wouldn't have IGNORED Laurie when she's screaming and banging on their doors. Not saying it applies to your situation at all but sometimes the same kind of environment where "everybody knows everybody" and you are shielded from strangers, is also the kind of environment where people can get away with stuff like wife beating and incest because NOBODY is going to "stick thier nose" in somebody else's business.

@@jacquelinecallejas1390 This is something a Lot of Halloween fans miss even though it's stated throughout the entire movie. The neighbors aren't ignoring Laurie Strode in cold blood. They're ignoring her because Halloween is hell for half the population of Haddonfield every Halloween with the other half playing pranks, vandalizing, annoying people, and being destructive. From the beginning of 1978 when we're introduced to Laurie Strode, there's constant talk about this: > Annie tells Laurie and Linda that her boyfriend Paul got in trouble for vandalism and gets grounded > We are introduced to Sheriff Brackett in front of the hardware store which he believes to be kids playing pranks and preparing for a long Halloween night by stealing the masks, rope, and knives > Loomis's trip to the cemetery ends with the caretaker believing kids took Judith Myers's headstone as a joke > When the three girls are walking home from School, they think Myers is a classmate playing tricks on them, wearing them mask while driving and hiding behind the shrubs > Sheriff Brackett tells Loomis he's better off chasing teens and kids messing around and causing damage than trying to hunt down Myers > When in the Wallace's laundry room, Annie thinks Paul is playing a trick on her > Linda thinks Steve is playing a trick on her when it's actually Myers impersonating her boyfriend Laurie thinks Tommy is taking Richie, Lonnie, and the third kid's teasing to heart every time he warns her about seeing The Boogeyman > And even Laurie Strode thinks her friends are pranking her at the end when she goes back to the Wallace's to look for Annie and Linda Even in Halloween II, one of the neighbors tells Loomis that he's been "trick or treated to death tonight." Haddonfield's constant background of being consumed with that particular diversion is something missing with fanse

wasn't the 4-6 timeline the first?

Back then life was so good

Or, being Evil Incarnate, he simply has nothing to say to anyone because they mean Nothing to him. Both work, though. haha

You're giving human traits to something that is probably not human.

Agreed, loved the killers POV

My fav slasher movie 🖤 🎄

You can damn me to a junior college for saying it but I think Black Christmas is even better than Halloween.

Corny? LOL It's considered one of the greatest films not just horror ever made.

@@punkem733 So you're just gonna disregard everything else I said? 😂 I said it's iconic and the first to do what it did. Because it is the first to do a lot of movie tropes, it seems corny to us who grew up with so many movies that copied it. I know the movie is great, doesn't mean it isn't corny now.

@@kal3998 Never heard it called corny, just found that funny. The tropes in this movie with the kids who do drugs and drink, and have sex dying was a coincidence that other slashers took to heart. Carpenter, and Debra Hill have said they never intended that message.

While I don't hate the Rob Zombie movies like some do, I really think his biggest mistake was giving Michael a reason for killing, at least the first few kills (and some of the later ones since the strip joint, he goes into was exploiting his mom having been a stripper there). He's dangerous sure, but he isn't anywhere near as scary as Carpenter's Michael.

​@@jacquelinecallejas1390Making Michael too human was a huge sin on Zombie's part. Michael was a normal kid originally. His parents were the average suburban types.

It's only slow for the simple minded who need constant stimulation in order to feel relevant.

They are not watching the Rob zombie ones and the third one

This was supposed to only be one movie ( studios Ganna studio ) but JC said the ending dr. Loomis was staring off and supposed to convey. I can’t believe this happened or I knew this would happen so it’s left up to us to figure out which he did. I think it was I knew this would happen also the breathing at the end, showing each spot that he was during the night was supposed to signify him being everywhere. This evil, the blank, pale face that could be anybody and breathing is showing he’s still there the evil is still there. ! Now this is my favorite horror franchise of all time but I love how they wanted to make this a one and done and I thought it would’ve been great just 1 even tho I’m so happy we have all the others

Ummmm you know that’s a spoiler right?