Let's go!. You don't know how long I've been waiting for this. Thanks Jhyad😊.

the amount of times i edge myself to your videos everytime you post

This movie never recovers once they kill Rachel. Rachel definitely should have died but in Tina's place. She should have died saving Jamie.

I actually love this movie!!

I actually pretty liked that one including the mask.

Great Reaction Can’t wait til you get to H20 and The 2018 one

peel it

Movie is trash, and salute to you good sir on watching. They made it so fast, as the guy who had the rights was going to lose them if he didn't make a movie within a year. They hired a director who has ONLY done French comedies...in France. Crew members said they had a great mask like the halloween 78 one, but he chose the one in the movie the receding hairline mask. He chose the Myers house even though it looked nothing like the OG, those stupid cops and the clown noises when they show up is him thinking it was funny.

I’m just curious if you have ever tried stand-up comedy? I honestly think you could be great at it!

A step down from 4 with certain choices made here.

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* Well, I guess I don't have to tell you why this one is considered to be the 4th worst Halloween movie. Truth be told, the man in black, and the Elder Futhark rune that we saw were just a couple of ideas the writers came up with. You see, the fan reactions of Halloween IV was that they wanted to learn a little bit more about Michael Myers, and why he kills people, and what makes him do it. They knew they couldn't get through another one without throwing us a Scooby Snack. So they came up with the man in black and that symbol we saw like 3 different times, but they had no idea what they were going to do with that, or where they were going to go with that, but the writers were asked to do that so they could keep stringing us along. * Also, after the release of each Halloween movie starting with the first one, people had been always talking smack about Haddonfield's incompetent police training. So in this one, they decided to acknowledge that, and even play it up a bit, complete with goofy sound effects(like the one that sounded like squeaky shoes that was in sync with their stride). Big mistake. It kind of killed the tension and suspense because we knew where they were gonna go with that. I mean, they literally spelled it out for us. Which they didn't even need to do. * How do ALL cops act and behave in every horror movie? Then, they had to make the teenagers super annoying, so that we didn't cry too bitterly in the theater when Michael killed them. I liked the actor/stuntman who played Michael Myers in this one(Don Shanks). He does a good job giving us a tour in one of those filming location videos with *malfunsean.* I remember the first time I saw this one, I remember thinking "Well it's about time they start to add more to this series than just Michael walking around killing people. That's when I realized that in the next movie, they might actually give us a reason for everything FINALLY. So before I watched the next one, I tried to see if I could predict what was going to happen, and what they were going to give us. * I was right about some things, but it still took a while to piece together everything based on the clues they leave in every Halloween movie, novel and comic book. After piecing it all together I was left with "Well, I guess it just boils down to each individual fans reaction to the final product. We knew, going in, that there was a supernatural element to it. So do we go in with that angle balls deep, or do we continue to keep certain things unanswered, and mysterious?" Personally, I think it's about time that they explain the shit, and give us a definitive answer in the next film, making it officially canon. * Then they can decide if they can continue with the Michael Myers story after that, or if they gotta see John Carpenter's dream of a Halloween anthology series come to fruition, and that's about all that can be said about this one. It was one of those Halloween movies that's easily forgotten, and perhaps even swept under the rug. The dude took care of an unconscious man he didn't even know for a whole year without telling anyone? Seriously? Why?