It is refreshing to hear someone say positive things about movies. Nowadays content creators hate to get clicks, and some never even see the movie. Halloween Ends was a fun entry in the series with a very satisfying ending. I loved the Cory storyline and it filled the kill count while Michael grew stronger. People have to understand what Myers went through, he is not going to be at the top of his game. He has been run over, shot, stabbed, fingers shot off, and beaten; he will be weaker. Critics saying Cory was ridiculous to let teens bully him obviously have not seen Funny Games or Eden Lake. I have seen this 3 times in two days and have replayed the final fight with Laurie numerous times. I loved this movie.

can’t believe this trilogy is over. thanks for keeping us updated the past 4 years!!

I also had Christine vibes. I really would have loved a Corey/cursed Haddonfield storyline in a separate movie. Corey's character was like Tommy Jarvis at the end of Friday 5 and Jaimie Lloyd at the end of Halloween 4. This would have been a great new Halloween trilogy.

I actually liked that Michael wasn't used in the movie that much until the end. It made him feel more like a final boss. When he's killing people throughout the whole movie you get acclimated to him and he stops being intimidating.

I love your love for this movie, and literally, everything you pointed out are the same reasons as to why I loved it myself. Hopefully there is an extended cut that gives us more Michael, but even so, I am happy to have jumped into this franchise starting with 2018 and have overwhelmingly loved the ride since.

I loved that scene when Laurie stalked past the doorway across from Michael after he killed Corey and he looked up and was like “hey thats my thing”.

This video is longer than the amount of time Michael Myers appeared in his own movie.

It felt like micheal myers had a cameo in this movie

well, its all over. No matter what you think about the films, watching these films in theatres with 4 years of hype was quite something, and is something i wont forget

Being on this journey for the past 4 years is insane, thank you so much for keeping us well fed. Started watching you when I was 13 now damn near 18, and I'm personally more than satisfied with the ending. Thank you so much Jimmy Champagne 🍾 💛

Thank you for all your updates over these years! It's been a pleasure! Looking forward to seeing this tomorrow to finish it off!

A lot of people for some reason expected this movie to be satirical, but if you observe it overall, it's the darkest and most somber movie of the trilogy: it didn't have jokes, depicts Corey's decent into madness very openly, features an underage death, the effect on the people from the events of 2018 is very depressing, Halloween doesn't appear to be celebrated anymore in Haddonfield etc.

I don't mind the whole Corey thing, however my biggest problem with this movie is how they handled Myers. Myers was too humanized, too vulnerable, too weak, Corey literally walked up to Myers and pulled the mask off him than wrestled him to the ground as if Myers was an old man (even thought he is old) Myers is the Boogeyman, he is a man with a supernatural side to him, you can't do all these blasphemous things to Myers, it completely ruins his character. I'm also completely against finishing off Myers (in such a FINAL way) the original message of the 78 film was that Myers really was the boogeyman, he is everywhere at once, Tommy even says "you can't kill the boogeyman" that's confirmed at the end of the movie. The way you "kill off" Myers is supposed to be a bit ambiguous, you can have him be shot or stabbed or whatever but not chop off his head or shred him to pieces. The why I would have ended it would be to kill him off but nothing too final than at the end of the movie some time later (maybe the following Halloween) Allison or Laurie look out the window and Myers is there just like in the original than Allison or Laurie blink or close their eyes for a split second in disbelief and Myers is gone (that can be really him or their imagination) it's ambiguous and right before the credits roll you either hear little Tommy say "you can't kill the Boogeyman" or you hear Dr. Loomis say "you've fooled them haven't you Michael, but not me). And that's it, perfect ending that fits with Carpenters original intent for Myers.

Myers should never look “weak.” This movie and the Kills flashback with his arrest really demystified Myers. For this reason, I can’t get behind this movie. Plus, Laurie needed to die with Michael if they were committed to killing off Myers. I’m sure JLC had something to say about that. This movie defeated the entire essence of the ‘78 film. You can’t kill the boogeyman. You can’t kill evil

Im glad someone enjoyed it. I am personally on the opposite end of the spectrum I very much did not enjoy Ends.

This movie was terrible and the cory character was totally unnecessary and was a waste of time. Michael survives the beatdown from 25-30 people and kills all of them and has to hide in the sewer to recover??? The writing for the major characters was weak at best and Allyson was a prime example who was lead around like a dog on a leash by cory. Complete waste of time and I hope we never see Halloween come back at all.... I love horror movies but Blumhouse squandered the potential for this trilogy and now they are going to do the same thing to The Exorcist.

We can agree to disagree on this movie 😂

Hey Jimmy, it's been a great ride the past few years with this trilogy, and I've enjoyed your content! I'm happy that this channel has been such a positive in your life, you earned it! Looking forward to whatever you have coming next.

Great review! I absolutely love Ends. I feel this will have the same trajectory that season of the witch had, everyone hates it then years later they realize how great it is.

we always seem to be on the same page with the Halloween movies as always, you nailed it jimmy 👏

seeing Sondra and Julian at the end made me so happy!!. even though i have no clue how Sondra survived the lightbar to the neck!

Halloween Ends is trash. Myers is in this film maybe 10 minutes, Corey and his soy boy bs, trauma trauma trauma! JLC virtue signaling nonsense, an emasculated shape that is wasted, the whole blaming myers for anything bad that happens in Haddonfield victim hood mindest is trash. This is as bad as Resurrection. Halloween Kills is the only good film in this trilogy 18 and ends are lifetime movies that happen to have myers in them. I'd rather watch Halloween 5 on loop than watch this once.

I love your channel and the original Halloween is my favorite all time horror movie. I’m thrilled to see you enjoyed this entry as much as I did. I feel the nay sayers of this entry don’t understand the weakened state of Michael and his need for Corey’s character to help rejuvenate him. One thing I wish you mentioned in your review is the final line in Laurie’s book at the end, “evil doesn’t die, it only changes shape”. Keep cranking out your excellent content and here’s hoping for more Halloween movies for us to enjoy in the future.

Enjoyed this film. Just wish Kyle Richards was given more to do. She was so good in Kills.

Problem is, they made Michael human…allowing age and deterioration to take place. That’s not how I see him. A remake would have to take place in the flashback scene and go from there. Not old man Myers.

Can’t believe how much I loved Ends!!! I already loved 2018 but HATED Kills so much. Like SO MUCH, haha. So I was pretty nervous about this one. For me it’s definitely the movie of the year. I‘m very glad Laurie got time to shine. Michael had just a few scenes but they where always a 10/10, it’s probably my favorite "version" of him. Allyson finally grew on me. I hope we get an extended cut.

Everything you said is valid! You're a positive force in the fandom and we need more people like you out there, dude.

It's REALLY bad. Definitely one of the worst in the entire franchise.

I just love how different each movie feels

I think this is the best Halloween film sense the original 3! People just hate the fact that they don’t get to project their film ideas on others man. All of these other reviewers are using “what I would have rather happened” WAY TOO MUCH. Have people forgotten how to watch and enjoy a film in this generation???? Don’t get me wrong I hated Halloween kills so I don’t always believe new equates to immediately being good. but this film has great acting dialogue and character work! Loved it! An ORIGINAL concept! How many times do people wanna see myers kill people lol? Go watch kills!

Awesome work as always jimmy…thank you….now they have to make a timeline following H1-H4-H5 …or just a jaime story

Thank you for this journey jimmy I can’t believe I’ve been watching you almost 5 years😢

Thank you for not ripping this movie apart. I feel like a lot of love and admiration went into these films and I really enjoyed them all.

To each their own. I think this was the absolute worst way to end this ttimeline. The "halloween express" as CZ calls it fell off the rails and crashed with this movie. No one wants a love story in a Halloween movie. They go from him destroying a mob, to getting literally pushed around by a 1 guy and a grandma. This movie gives halloween resurrection and Rob zombies H2 a run for their money as the worst halloween movie. This might as well have been another season of the witch in the sense that Michael was barely in this movie. Maybe what 10 mins and in two of the scenes he's getting pushed around

I totally agree with you Jimmy! I really dug Halloween Ends, I appreciate everything they did in the movie as a whole. Great video.

Just watched it last night. They took a chance and did something different, and that's great. The biggest problem with slashers is that they are often very "safe" plot-wise, very basic. This was a nice change of pace.

This is a cult classic for me I’ve always been die hard halloween franchise fan I love this for being different

They disrespected Michael period. Although I liked the Corey Michael thing. This movies focus should of been built around Michael and Laurie ending it not a love story. The battle between the two should of at least been longer. His send off through the streets of haddonfield was good and his dismemberment was ok I just don’t believe they should of showed him getting dismembered. That should of been off screen

I think you hit your review spot on. I thought they really needed more Michael, but it still worked for me. I think had they introduced Corey in an earlier movie or made him a minor character for this one and amped up the amount of Michael then set up for another movie, it may have worked better for others. I also think it’s ridiculous how many people are complaining that Michael is supposed to be supernatural. In the first two he’s shown to be more durable and stronger than a normal person, but the supernatural aspects weren’t introduced until Return of Michael Myers. Since this one only counts the original and the two recent sequels and they set up that he is just a human, it makes sense that him being as old as he is, taking all the damage from 2018 without being treated like he must have been in the original film since he was captured, and living in the sewers for 4 years probably eating rats and dogs, that he would be weakened. Even with all that, I think the finale with Lori was excellent. The shear damage done to Michael’s hand definitely sealed that this was his last fight. I’m torn between if I think Lori should have died with him or not, but I think it works either way, just in very different ways.

I just realized something when you mentioned that Michael was going back to his roots as a stalker type killer. Michael only kills 3 people in this movie. Well, he also only kills 3 people in the original Halloween. Hmmmmm…. 🤔

I’ve watched it three times so far. It’s a fine movie if you’re a novice Halloween fan, but this is THE FINALE. THE FINALE! WE WANTED OLD SCHOOL MICHAEL HOUSE TO HOUSE RAMPAGE FOR HIS GOODBYE TOUR.

If Corey was known from 18 or Kills it’d be better and also if Myers actually got stronger from killing and Corey bring him victims or something. As a Jason fan i loved this film, Allison can break that arm that easily? say no more Jason in 20 seconds 😂😂 At least David Gordon Green gave us 2018.

I’d say my biggest let down is where was Hawkins he felt like such a big character in the first two and I loved Corey which I know is a hot take but I really dug him and felt for him but my biggest gripe is that I wish he was sprinkled throughout the first 2 either name dropped in 2018 and actually had an interaction with Michael in kills which would tie directly into ends intro but I liked it the other biggest thing I hated the absolute most was the final fight I wish it had a chase or something and the way they finished him with the crowd was kind of lame

Jimmy! I have to take a moment and really thank you for owning your opinion but also allowing everyone else to have theirs. I've been so ... I guess turned off is that right word here... By the Halloween fandom. Your words on how you just have a ton of fun seeing these movies really connected with me because that's the way I approach it. The fandom will condemn anyone with a different opinion than their own which is so toxic and childish. Ultimately, these movies are about having fun and being entertained. Some work more than others do, sure. But I do feel like so many fans expect Michael and these new films to be portrayed a certain way and if it's not that... It's "awful", garbage", or "disrespectful to the original". Ugh. Nothing will ever top or beat the original. But, fans have to have an open mind that they sometimes will take risks with these films and that's totally okay. I absolutely agree with your opinion on this film and just had to say keep doing what you're doing dude! 👍👍👍 Finally a KZfaq critic that isn't so negative and toxic.

I know a lot of people are gonna be mad but I genuinely liked it a lot

Interestingly enough, I thought this would be my least favorite of the trilogy but it by far my favorite of the hunch. The Season of the Witch font doesn’t hurt either. Thanks for the videos.

2018 tried so hard to be a classic Halloween film that every time it deviated from that with wacky dialogue or random schtick it felt strange and off-putting. Kills was simply unpleasant. Ends was captivating, hypnotic, and cathartic and challenging in an intriguing way that sticks with you. Easily the best Halloween sequel in a long time.

This movie was an entirely different beast and I loved it for what it is and what it was trying to do.

I liked it for the most part. I just think they missed out on a few opportunities

An even bigger glass of champagne on Saturday? Can’t think of anything better!

I would bet all the money in the world that in 2028, the 50th anniversary, whoever holds the rights will allow Michael Myers to return to the screen…With that said, I LOVED Ends. LOVED IT. This whole new David Gordon Green and Co. trilogy/quadrilogy is legend. We are lucky to have these movies and fans may be divided on Ends now but I bet people will come around to it as time goes on…

Ngl seeing Julian at the end made me emotional af for some reason.

Is it wrong that I was kinda rooting for Cory when he was going on his rampage as basically Michael Meyers Junior

Jimmy I'm soo thankful for your review...I loved the movie and the bad reviews are making me think I should hate it ....but you have reassured me

subscribed immediately when you saif your views didn't line up with other creators and that you really don't care. Thank you for being real and true to yourself. that's appreciated more than anything

People complained that their was way to much killing and no story in Halloween kills.. now people complain that their wasn’t enough micheal and killing in Halloween ends.. people complained that micheal was way to immortal and shouldn’t have lived in Halloween kills.. now people complain that he was to weak and barley put up a fight in Halloween ends. Guess you can’t make everyone happy.. these people hate and complain no matter what happens lol. If y’all didn’t like the movie, simply close your mouths and go watch something else.. Anyways the movie was amazing and can’t wait to watch it a 3rd time tomorrow night, and then again on October 31st! 😄

Ok Jimmy. I watched Halloween Ends Last night and I will plan on seeing it again but. I absolutely LOVED this movie. It's definitely one that sticks with you. And I absolutely love how different and Unique it was compared to the other Halloween films. I loved the storylines, the kills, THE SCORE, etc. It just feels something original and something we never seen in the past films. I love the H3 Homages. I hate this trilogy end but I just think it's the perfect closure we need. Love the fan film btw!!

JIMMY! you give the BEST and most ENTERTAINING previews, reviews etc! thank you!!

Happy Halloween 🎃 Jimmy. I love your channel. Your the best. Honestly yes I did like the movie. But feeling sad that The Shape was finally killed. I damn near cried. It will always be the ultimate horror icon. Halloween 🎃 forever.

I love the way they revisited all the locations at the end where you usually hear Michael breathing. I kept expecting to hear it Only this time it was quiet. Bittersweet ending. I love Michael Myers. Is it weird I'm sad that he's gone?

Fully with you on this. Idk why so many critics crapped on it, aside from the fact that mainstream movie critics have never really understood horror, and only jump on the “high concept” trend for views. It’s not perfect (and you haven’t said that) but I appreciate the chances they took and the fact that everyone involved with the production really felt like they were trying to make a Halloween film that wasn’t cookie-cutter or apologetic or a nihilistic mess like those Rob Zombie travesties. Well done and much respect from a recent sub to the channel.

I'm with you Jimmy. I absolutely LOVE this film. Immediately my favourite after the original. Apart from some great moments, I intensely dislike Kills (Lol), but Ends has redeemed this timeline for me. I was so relieved. There was a moment about a third into the film where I'm like, "Where's Michael?", but I was immediately sucked back into the world created in this film and just let all that go. I would have had an issue with it if I thought the film was bad, but I think it's the best written, shot, directed and acted of all David Gordon Green's entries. You mentioned I think in your last video that the characters felt like real people in this one, as opposed to props like they did in Kills - I also agree with that. Much better writing. But yes, if you're looking for a Michael Myers film, chances are you're going to have a hard time with this one. I'm going to see Ends again tomorrow. Love it

I like that they tried something different with it. I think for the most part they succeeded for me. If anything I would have enjoyed spending a bit more time with Corey to make his development even deeper rather than establishing where Laurie and Allison were. Some great scenes with a few purgatory moments here and there but overall I enjoyed it! Thanks for all your great videos and analysis Jimmy. You've been awesome throughout this whole trilogy.

I loved Halloween Ends, I went in without expectations, and even got teary eyed for Laurie’s dialogue.. I thought it was shot beautifully and different, it felt fresh and DEFINITELY an homage to Carpenter and more of aLaurie Strode film . I give it a 9/10

I really want to like this film but I don't. I finally feel what other fans felt with H18 and kills when people didn't like those films. I love 78 obviously and wish it was the only one. But I appreciate H18 and Kills because it's connected to 78 and keeps John's original vision in tact. So it baffles me why they decided to do what they did, kinda. I know they wanted to do something different but to me H ends contradicts not only 78 but H18 and Kills. Both in film and lore but also Michael Myers. Everything those films established is contradicted in this new film. I get what they were trying to do but it just doesn't land to me. I really wish it did. I feel like they gave me what i wanted with H18 and kills, just to get to the finale and go, "ready for us to start experimenting with new wacky ideas"???? And then I end up with a pile a shit in my hand.

Thank you Jimmy, I really enjoy the trilogy and your channel ❤

I'm glad you talked about the soundtrack. I thought it was amazing in this movie. The absence of soundtrack in scenes was also done well.

I got out of the theater like 8 hours ago and this has stayed with me the whole time. I think this was brilliant, but necessarily perfect, but so ballsy and unique. I adored it.

Can you imagine Michael riding behind Corey on his bike on the way to Dr. Mathis' house? 🤣🤣🤣🤣

great review! couldn’t have said it better! if anything i think this is a really cool sequel in the franchise and the trilogy as a whole is a very cool take on the story. i hope they take the franchise and expand on the stories that can come from the evil within Haddonfield.

Bittersweet it’s all over. I enjoyed the ride the past 4 years. I’ve been with you since the beginning Jimmy, thanks for all your amazing videos.

Just saw this on the release date (October 14th) very good. I wish Michale was in it more, but got what worth, I enjoyed the direction it went. I fel bad for the character Corey, being vilified over a tragic accident to the point he just ended up being 'consumed' by the evil in Michale (?) That he just internally snapped. The fact that the plot is similar to the movie Christine is an interesting idea. How the personification of evil can twist the mind of an already damaged individual, wrongly demonized over a tragic accident. The kills were awesome too. Loved the junk/scrap yard scene

I absolutely hated it. One of the worst of the entire franchise in my opinion. They took 2018 (which was amazing) and shit all over it. Whatever they were trying to establish to reboot the franchise was lost. It was a massive disappointment and controversially, I preferred Laurie’s ending in Resurrection. That’s how much I hated this because Resurrection was an abomination. Thanks for your uploads however / I’m pleased somebody enjoyed it.

Jimmy! Aaaaaahhhhhhhhhhhhhhh. How refreshing. A thoughtful review with sincere observations. Sub'd sir.

Greetings Jimmy. I have enjoyed your channel over the course of this Halloween journey and I appreciate your enthusiasm for this new movie. I just wanted to share some comments here where there are others who see Halloween Ends in a favorable light. First of all, I am one of those people who counts Halloween 3 among my favorites, so I already have a history of finding the gold in the black sheep of the franchise. With regards to Halloween Ends, I have watched the film twice now and I am convinced that it is a masterpiece of symbolism and allegory. It also dives deep into the lore of what exactly Michael is, but it does these things without ever making it obvious or saying it out loud. I think this is where the film divides fans. People who just want a basic slasher bloodbath will not go into this movie looking for subtle cues like changes in the lighting or the significations of the 13th Tarot card to drive the story--but indeed, it is these types of things that truly flush out what is going on the entire time. The symbolism is thick in this film--for example, there are several moments when Corey is being rejected or abused when he is bathed in blue light. Michael's lair is also filled with blue light. This is a call out to the subtle blue used for Michael in the original Halloween. The culmination of this symbolism is the scene where Corey--right after locking eyes with Michael--ducks in front of the pipe leading out of the sewer hideout, bathed in blue light and now a dark shape in his own right. The image is literally the symbol of rebirth. These cues show us the moments when Corey is literally being born to darkness. Another example: Lorie writes about Fate at a certain point in her memoire. This is intercut with scenes building to the relationship of Allyson and Corey. It will be recalled that the first time Lorie ever saw Michael, it was while he stood across the road from her high school and her teacher was speaking about the unavoidable necessity of Fate. This is related to a segment when Allyson tells Corey that she always felt like she knew him after the babysitting accident and then one day, Lorie finally brought Corey to her. The implications here are deeply philosophical and suggest that just as Michael was an unavoidable part of Lorie's Fate, so too is falling in love with Corey part of Allyson's Fate. This is further elaborated by the constant message in the film that the people of Haddonfield pass their own trauma down to their children. While this is done via abuse with characters like Corey and the band kid, in Allyson's case Lorie passes on her own Fate din spite of trying to make her happy. Indeed, the fact that Lorie passes her Fate to Allyson by trying to improve Allyson's life answers the question asked in her memoire: "Are we controlled by the elements and Fate?" The answer is yes, because even acting on good intent leads to the same outcome. Indeed, Corey too is a victim of Fate--the accidental death of the kid he was babysitting triggered the entire chain of events that lead him to the shape. Fate is also linked to Tarot 13--the Death card--which can represent non-negotiable and transformative events in a person's life. Tarot 13 is linked to the zodiacal sign Scorpio which represents the revelation of things hidden in the underworld as well as transformations of being. In my opinion, the one big mistake in this film was showing Corey wrestle Michael to the ground and steal his mask. They should simply have shown Michael giving the mask to Corey which would have felkt like a tremendous payoff to their previous scenes together. I could go on and on, but Ill just close and say that I believe this movie--and especially the director's cut if we ever see it--will one day be one of the most discussed cult classics of the franchise.

This was the best in the trilogy in my opinion. If you were expecting the same damn movie with the same "Michael comes back and kills half the town" plot, you'll be disappointed. They went a different direction and that took some balls. And I think they pulled it off flawlessly

I liked the first two acts of Halloween Ends very much and I was thrilled for act 3 but then act 3 begins and everything they have built up falls apart. Corey is completely wasted after being developed so well as a character and then Michael fights Laurie for 2 minutes and just dies. It felt like they were forcing this to come to an end and did not try out some wild and creative stuff. If you do something different at least have the balls to do it until the end and not just play it safe with a short Michael vs Laurie fight.

I totally agree with U. I really enjoyed Halloween Ends!!! Actually, its my favourite one from this new trilogy🎃🎃🎃👌🏼

Thanks again Jimmy for the awesome in depth Spoiler Review. As I was sitting in the movie theater watching Halloween Ends, I was hoping you would put out a video, and you did. This Halloween film definitely had a different vibe to it. It was interesting to see Michael do his signature sit-up “without his mask” on.

I wish the flashback to 2019 actually took place in 2018, so as to even more connect Corey to Michael but show how they were fundamentally different forces of evil. Having Corey be in Halloween (2018), like on the way to babysit or even interact with Allyson while out on a run, could have been a nice set up. Little edits like this in a 5+ hour supercut will make the new trilogy exceptionally stronger.

Before hearing and reading the reviews my expectations were very high. After hearing and reading them, they dropped. I just got home from seeing it and I was very disappointed with how it ended. Michael was barely in it and that “epic” final battle we were all anticipating was a huge let down. They focused way too much on the imposter Michael and his relationship with Allyson. The only high notes were the kills in the movie. Jimmy in the spoiler free review you mentioned one of the kills being off camera to avoid the NC-17 rating? I’m curious as to which kill you were referring to?

Started up your review as soon as I finished the movie! It's been a wild ride watching your updates and news since 2018, man. Wherever this franchise goes next, I'll be looking forward to your videos!

It’s really nice to get a review of someone who likes this movie too. Can always count on a review that’s both objective as a fan and subjective. I went with my boyfriend and 2 friends. 3 of us likes it and one friend didn’t. She hated it. It’s the most divisive film I’ve seen I think. I genuinely loved it! Mostly agree with all your criticisms. I wish we had some more Hawkins too. I really have warmed up to Halloween kills but I still don’t love it. Ends works for me so much more. Finally a timeline that has a complete story that honestly satisfies me

I did like the ending bringing Julian back my only disappointment is that Lindsay Wallace didn't have a bigger role since character development from kills....almost every review I've seen the biggest complaint was lack of Myers in it but it delivered the kills so loved it

This is the modern Halloween 3 (considering the fact that the intro credits was the Halloween 3 font). I'm gonna watch again later, but right now I'm processing what I just seen and I liked it. People that don't like this probably would liked it had they not used the Halloween IP and just made it it's own thing (like Halloween 3)

I honestly really wanted to hate it during the first 40 mins. Especially the whole idea of Michael being weak and needing to get his strength back. But that cave scene where Cory lured the cop in and has Michael kill him and finally regains some strength back had something so powerful to it to me. Just the feeling of him being reawakened to a degree. As much as I thought I would hate it, I loved it. I loved the whole movie. Granted there were still things that could have been tweaked but overall it doesn’t deserve the hate it’s been getting. My only gripe with the ending though was that if you are gonna have Michael die, Laurie should have died too. Either that or Michael should have just won. I would have rather seen them both die in a valiant effort though. That’s just my opinion. Overall, I loved it way more than I thought I would and I think it’s one of the better movies of the entire franchise.

Also I agree the gore was amazing and didn’t overstay it’s welcome! People saying it’s tame I think you’re a bit desensitized lol there’s tons of crazy killing in this.

Man I’m gonna have to watch this all in order to really take it in can’t get over the fact the blumhouse trilogy is over. Hope your channels sticks around jimmy really enjoyed it over the years

I saw the movie tonight and I sort of have mixed feelings. I do agree, I think the writing is great, it has a goal throughout the film and it reaches that goal. For me, it didn't feel like the ending of the trilogy that Halloween 2018 started. I think I would have liked to see the chase throughout Halloween Kills and then have the pay off in Ends, from one complete over arching story. The trilogy seems like a different director directed each one, where they don't totally line up cleanly. But I'm just happy there's another Halloween movie out at the end of the day. I would have loved to see more Michael. But thank you for all your videos, great as always!

Thank you for this. I thought I was going crazy, being the ONLY ONE that enjoyed this; you specifically pointed out all the elements that make it work for me

The best part was when Michael does his first kill. When he slowly regained his strength I screamed "I Live"

I adored it and I don’t want it to be over. I think I’ll miss your videos more than the films :(

Halloween Fans: You can’t kill the boogeyman!!! Blumhouse: Hold My Beer!

I love your take and insight on this film, Jimmy! It's always a joy to watch big fans of the series find positive attributes from even the most maligned films. You make some interesting valid points in regard to why Myers is the way he is, why he might have let Corey go after their tussle and so on. What I really hope we get, is either an extended cut of this film with scenes that were cut, put back in, or at the very least a lengthy deleted scenes section on the DVD, because while I liked the film, it felt like a lot was cut. Regarding the final battle... I liked it, but I kind of wanted a different location than a kitchen. We already had a kitchen scuffle, briefly in H2018, so while this one was very well done, I was hoping for somewhere new, and for a chase scene with Laurie luring Myers somewhere. I did love the car chipper shot and idea though! Never been a huge fan of too much slow motion, but I still loved that shot of Myers saying bye bye finally. You can even see his brain during it! The SFX were stunning in this! Come on Blumhouse, give us a box set of the trilogy complete with cut footage!

I really enjoyed it. They did something different, and it actually worked. My only complaint is we didn't have many Michael scenes, and I'd have loved to seen more kills between Michael and Corey as a duo.

this was an amazing psychological thriller movie that happened to be set in the Halloween universe.

Michael Myers is the personification of evil. He is the boogeyman. And not only is the embodiment of it, he is the face of it. The theme of this trilogy is to understand the nature of evil is to stare directly into and not go completely mad. Dr loomis was a direct line to Michael for years and was in contact with the evil within Michaels eyes and was driven to desperation to stop him. Laurie survived it and came face to face with it and barely survived physically and mentally. Sartain studied it too close and became consumed by it. Michael himself stared into the mirror to look within because he himself was consumed by his own evil. Corey was a vulnerable victimless of circumstances and when faced with the eyes of evil, also became consumed. What DGG does well is that he doesn’t outright say there’s a power to Michael’s mask but it’s clear there is. The mask is a force of nature itself, just like Michael. It’s the scariest feature of the original. Because it truly is empty. It’s devoid of emotion. Almost like a literal mask of what dr loomis describes as an emotionless face, with the blackest eyes. This trilogy isn’t about Michael Myers the man, it’s about the unknowable evil of no reason or origin and it’s gravitational pull to us as humans and what it does to us as a force of nature. And how easily we can become it.

I agree, I was on the fence at first but I’ve watched it several times, I love it! I totally agree with you Jimmy. I love the idea that evil is infectious, and it kind of sets up the possibility of an anthology like carpenter envisioned!

I would not waste my money going to the movie theater to watch thishorrible movie. I have peacock for free with x finity thank God. when I heard the plot and seen the coming attractions I new the movie would 💣

I really like Corey's character.