Lol!

We dk if it died that night or not

Well technically the night ain’t over yet

The end scene where he gets back up. “ At this moment they knew. They fucked up.” Lol

Lmfaoo

Fuck it, I'd pay extra to actually make that happen! Not even joking.

Secret Service literally got nothing on my boy Myers LMAOOO. Watch them shit their pants so damn hard hahahaaa

I’d rather watch that than what we’ll end up getting with Halloween Ends.

He would make the perfect special guest at a Trump rally.

Michael gets nuked, stands back up and keeps killing.

The son was probably my favourite murder, when Michael started walking down the stairs I was saying he’s definitely gonna stop and finish him off. Loved that part

Some classic horror movie decision-making in this film, to be sure.

I agree i hate everyone else i loved that myers kills all of them 😂

Yes thank you ...movie is such a disappointment ...

First movie was simple, relaxing to watch and sometimes scary. This one was like a bad zombie apocalypse movie.

you see that's because you have a misogyny problem

Found the granddaughter more badass than Karen and her sing song Delivery of every line she has

Have you ever seen a real mob? That's literally what real people would do.

@@Jay-og4yb I loved the movie, but how many real mobs have YOU seen bro 😂.

@@tyconnelly6879 if you are American and/ or have lived here for the past couple years you would know what I mean.

@@Jay-og4yb "stop the steal" and all that nonsense

FORTY YEARS AGO!!! Jesus if you took a shot each time someone said 40 YRS AGO you'd die of alcohol poisoning

Exactly, at the absolute very least, Tommy and others would know his height and general body size/look. No way they should be able to get him confused with someone who has the body of Danny Devito.

@@maceface2892 Cody Leach, is that you?

They were on edge and sadly it's believable that they would attack someone even if he looks nothing like Myers.

I think actually it’s pretty realistic that a mob would jump into feeling the same things that the actual small group of victims do, and want to be a part of the vigilante justice without knowing what they’re getting into.

I agree, but on the other hand there was a TON of people killed in this "small town" leading up to the formation of a mob. It's justified that a group of them would be aggressive af, maybe not a huge mob, but hysteria tends to spread in situations like that

@Cutter it was also annoying how Allyson stops to take the knife out of little John. Why do that? Then Cameron decides to venture along by himself.

That's exactly what I was thinking. I was like, why does everyone in this town forget that cell phones exist? He could have sent a simple text or just called Tommy and waited outside. I will say this is a common trope though. Like a cop runs into a building chasing a suspect and doesn't radio for backup and it bothers me every single time. 😭

@@Gabriellaella23 exactly. However we see that Michael being outnumbered doesn't mean anything later on. But still, stupid decisions being made for the sake of plot.

Yea dude, just finished watching it and I was saying exactly what you’re saying

Why do characters in horror movies go anywhere alone?

Well he probably didn’t want them to get hurt or killed which is exactly what happened to them when they went inside Allyson was injured Cameron got killed.

He even called himself dumb for bringing them into the belly of the beast

That was Lonnie, the kid who bullied Tommy and got scared away from the Myers house by Loomis. Even Laurie said he wouldn't make it through 6th grade. Assuming this is a true sequel to the original.

"he decides to go in the michael house by himself for no good reason at all. " just great, another jackass not paying attention, then having the nerve to blame the movie because you;re lost... Lonnie CLEARLY had a dad moment when he pulled up (maybe you dont have kids or are a shitty parent so you cant relate lol) he even SAYS "you dummy, you brought your kid to the belly of the beast" signifying the logic of going in together made sense until his emotions kicked in that he's putting his son in danger. All these kind of comments show, is that yall are void of empathy, clear reasoning skills and above all, cant understand the audience knows more than the characters. This is what makes Lonnie more like a real person instead of just a literary device, as people like you seem to want ctfuuuuuuuuu

@@Nosferatu66921 they not paying attention, thats why they keep falsely accusing tthe movie of making no sense. its them not making any sense. as a dad, i felt that when Lonnie changed his mind. Its clear he knew it wasnt ideal to go alone but that parent brain wouldnt allow it.

@CrimeAlley Joe Where did they say that?

@CrimeAlley Joe Meeh…they said there could be more movies, no plans right now, but this particular timeline is done after Ends.

@CrimeAlley Joe Just repeating what I read from Blum. He didn’t deny the possibility of more films, just that this trilogy is contained within itself. That doesn’t harm OP’s point.

Agreed.

100% This film could be viewed in a completely different light after Halloween Ends. Hopefully it really brings the franchise to a satisfying conclusion.

totally agree! would love to see a whole film set back in that period. just totally knocked it out of the park! crew did an amazing job on that. Airon Armstrong was stellar as Michael too. would love to get more of him too.

Watch the first one, looks just like the flashback scenes 😗

I agree. They clearly didn't have enough modern-day story for two films, so they should have made this film entirely in 1978, then tell the final modern day story in Halloween Ends. It would have been totally original to set the film in 1978, simultaneously a sequel to Halloween original and as a prequel to Halloween 2018. But originality isn't something studios are interested in.

Didn't the first one end with Donald Pleasance shooting him 6 times and him falling off the balcony? Then he disappeared? That had me confused in this one.

@@billbright100 the flashback in this movie shows what happened next - complete with Michael with no bullet holes and brand new characters talking as if Michael was a weird kid all along before stabbing his sister

I mean the thing is, no one has put a shotgun to his face yet or cut off his head or stabbed him in the heart. all the wounds always seem to miss the important parts which was annoying. like. why didnt you stab him in the head? why did you stop hitting him? etc etc

@@randomguyontheinternet8345 bruh they shot him 4 times and stabbed him in the back

@@randomguyontheinternet8345 He got his head cut off in H20 but they decided to change that to him putting the mask and boiler suit on a security guard in the next one,but Laurie cuts his head right off..

I mean, I can kinda see it. Although with the three kids on the swing set they said he was "popping in and out" of their sight, like he was sort of toying with them. I think they got at least that point right in the movie -- and the car scene was another reference to the first one where he jumped onto Marion's car. I appreciate that they put in a lot of references to the og, but the film HEAVILY relies on nostalgia instead of making it it's own thing, which I think is why I prefer 2018 a little more lmao

But that’s actually the point. He became more bold because he figured out he can’t die and killers actually become more frequent in their murders as time goes on and they get bolder and less cautious as well.

reboot, ala 70's style?

Absolutely this!! Made the movie for me! And why is no one talking about that Pleasance deep fake? Fucking flawless!! The nostalgia is strong in this one. Felt like a kid again

@@johndoe-ii1ko not a deep fake. A real person. He was from the art department on Halloween Kills and they made him look like Loomis.

@@Bluemgwes Ahh, that's great too! He passed for me.

My thoughts exactly

Chris doesn’t give negative reviews anymore. His next review regardless of the film will be positive.

I don’t think it’s that bad like it’s pretty good until the final 5 mins. I wish there was more to the ending

Chris isn't a reviewer anymore. He can't say anything negative. He wants to work in the industry so everyone is super great.

@@DrPhil-kx3ci eh he gave luca a c

@@DrPhil-kx3ci so basically he will only review a movie if he likes it. I think he is bound to review Dune cuz Villeneuve's his favourite director

We'll see how accurate this is when James gets to it for rea lmao.

The whole mental patient thing was ridiculous and absolutely unnecessary

I love the dead meat reference you put in my man🤩👍

Nah men, dull machete will go to Little Jonh for that stupid ofscreen kill. Karens was bad but at least they showed it. 😂

@@slimerboy360 I somehow completely forgot about that kill even though I counted it. I'm truly a special kind of stupid.

I dont like the 2018 movie at all. It flat out sucks. This one was way, way better. I absolutely loved halloween kills.

I really like the 2018 film for it's story and I really liked this one for just being a fun brutal murder fest.

Everything is too convenient, coincidental, and ironic. The characters were flat and Laurie does shit in the movie, and there's a lack of characters to focus on. And Michael is just goofy in this on, killing people on accident and gets chased by a mob. And has too much political commentary that just dates the movie rather than being timeless like the 2018 movie. Just a disappointing sequel.

@@brandonspain12345 what political commentary are you on about?

@@brandonspain12345 Didn't think there was anything goofy about Michael in this one tbh. He's more brutal than ever. In the 2018 film, there were definitely moments with him that were too goofy (like the whole scene with the babysitter and the kid -trying to go from comedy straight into horror - that was an epic fail.) But that's not the case in this one. This movie definitely had flaws, yes. But one thing it got right was the darkness of Michael and the brutality/violence, as well as the overall tone and vibe. Which is why we go see Michael in the first place. Like Dustin said it's just a kill fest, that's the point. Heck it's even the name of this installment. That's what Halloween is meant to be, not riveting plots and characters. No Halloween movie will ever win prestigious awards for writing or acting. And it doesn't matter one bit because it's not that type of thing. It's only for entertainment in a horror sense. And the work Michael puts in is thoroughly entertaining in this one. Overall, I'd say I enjoyed this one and the 2018 one equally. Neither were perfect, both could have been better, but both also kicked ass in their own ways. One did better in areas that the other didn't, and vice versa. Overall I'm still happy because Michael delivered and that's what I buy the ticket for.

Everyone i heard from loved everything leading up to the final 20ish minutes

I agree. I think we were kind of cheated in the ending. I felt what happened should have had more screen time.

@@tippycanoe9151 you realize theres an ENTIRE movie left????

@cypher It's almost like it's a movie about a supernatural serial killer! Unrealistic?! Pffff

Was the ending rushed? I think it ended exactly where it wanted to. I can already see the next film opening up with as a parallel to the original film with a POV shot of Michael strolling through the Myer's home, killing Karen, and walking out with everyone in awe.

I definitely got chills when loomis was on screen

Well put - this movie really puts you in the town. Can't wait for the next installment.

The camp and cringey chant/dialogue from the mob was too much

@@EDFCentral Exactly.

I love how buzz words like " mobb mentality " triggers thee dumbest of the bunch of fu**tards on social media. Why wouldn't you gang up on him? While in their case it didn't work because they were stupid enough to not chop his mfkn head off but its still logical. Go cry on reddit for a few more days about " mobb mentality" 😆

Yup. Little to no buildup or suspense.

@@NemesisX94 It's weird that there was little of that since we saw quite a bit of it in the one right before it. God darnit. I did love that scene in the playground though and later on in the woods. And a couple of the moments in both the Myers house and that first house near the start of the film. Those were great suspense scenes.

@@NemesisX94 Stalking and creeping up on people is what makes Myers, Myers.

@@generalshockwavekingpin326 Sounds like they turned Myers into Jason Voorhees, haven't seen it yet.

@@cookieface80 You nailed it. I saw the movie and that’s exactly what I thought.

👍🔪👌🎃🫡

And Halloween ends was the worst thing ever put to the big screen

@@krakinnuts876 it certainly wasn’t the way I was hoping this trilogy would end, lol.

Wow how some people can like awful movies 😂

@@TheGreatVivek7Well, no one has to align what they like to what you like. Got it? Everyone is entitled to lie, what they like even if we don’t like it. That’s the amazing thing about individuality. Something I don’t think you would ever understand.

And people will continue to line up for it in droves...

The next one is called Halloween Ends It’s to ends the franchise

The next movie is officially titled "Halloween Ends" which means it will be the end of the franchise, I guess

Halloweenverse with all the timelines clashing into a clusterf*ck!!😅

@@tonyoli5240 nope, it ends this new trilogy. Franchise will live forever.

he kissed a girl ... big deal. teens do all kinds of stupid things. I think he was a great character and his death was brutal. Though at the end i was so rooting for michael

For real

Of Course! They can't kill off Michael Myers The Hardcore Halloween fans won't like that

I'm sure I'll be 70 and have seen 2-3 more reboots.....while never seeing a Friday the 13th reboot

Halloween ends is in the works, its going to be released in 2022.

20 years? Try 8 at most.

This franchise will stay alive as long as Michael stays alive

Nah he'll represent himself. He has a way with words.

Michael kills every lawyer.

That was funny

I’d work it pro bono. He would easy, just plead the 5th.

Random dumbass reach of a comment.

“Trick r treat MF”

@@Ishitonyou666 😂😂😂😂😂

Very true. That shit was just to much 😆 🤣

@@MrLionBlood lol bro I remember he tells Michael “Looking a little crispy over there, Mikey. Like some chicken-fried MF.Well, may he never, ever rest in peace.” 🙄

Goat stuff, all time legendary moment in the series.

@@snnnaaaaaakeeeee4470it’s called an opinion. No need to tell someone else their opinion is wrong

@christiannichols6751 It's been two years dw I'm no longer like this

The part where he killed all of the firefighters (especially after they all choked up on their weapons like they were really gunna do something lol) really made me say "HOLY S***" out loud! Literally!

I thought that was corny

@@Majesticon 👍👍👍

Go away.

For people who have a problem with the firefighter battle scene with Michael: Didn't feel ridiculous at all, lol. What were you watching again, if I may ask? Because him fighting off all 11 firefighters can be done with ease, especially as an experienced veteran killer like Myers. Firefighters aren't even prepared for scary situations like this. That's where the cops come in. They don't even get to carry guns lol. They're trained and prepared to fight fires, not big scary men in white soulless masks walking right out of a burning building with barely any scratches on them. Which is why you saw the firefighters slowly back up and even shake a little bit in fear. They weren't able to properly even counter his moves and defend themselves with their tools because AGAIN, they aren't prepared for this. Michael is a hardcore killer and street fighter, of course he's gonna use some simple dodges and brute strength to forcefully manipulate their weapons against them. This wasn't even close to being over the top and was entirely realistic. Made perfect sense to me ya'll. This is completely doable.

Best moment imo. (Of all the Halloween movies.)

By far one of the greatest moments of the entire franchise

It's because you guys lik those "avengers assemble" trope moments But it really was stupid and the constant cuts to make the action was annoying

@@greenkidd529 hell no, avengers suck ass compared to Michael fucking Myers. We loved it because he stands before the whole mob who’s ready to kill him & he simply puts on his mask like he’s ready for war. The visuals, music, everything about this scene is perfect. Best scene in the series

@@BATJAX 👏👏👏

Can’t wait to see it, the wait has been so long 😩

Can’t wait to see more of James Jude Courtney. He’s up there with Nick Castle and Tyler Mane for me in terms of Myers actors

Without saying any spoilers, is there any weak moments with Michael, or is the the unstoppable brute all the way through?

@@jskypercussion unstoppable brute

@@er_mu8336 I can't wait, I am going tonight to see it.

your not wrong, it was a betrayal the character and had more in common with rob zombie than Carpenter.

This was tier 3 michael and at the end probably 4...

@@lov5576 Gotta be tier 5 look how many pallet hits he took

It's because the writers don't actually understand horror or the franchise. They maybe fans of the franchise but they don't actually know how to write an installment of it. They aren't horror writers. They're comedy writers. And before anyone says "let's see you do better"... Yes, give me that chance and I would do it for free. And I would do my absolute best to write a respectful and faithful sequel to the original film and I will iron out my mistakes and plot holes, unlike the professional Hollywood writers who got paid millions to write "evil dies tonight" over and over again.

This one reminded me more like curse of Michael myers

That firemen sequence was rushed imo. It lasted shorter than individual kills that followed. I thought that opening sequence deserved more screen time and it could have been a proper bloodbath.

It confuses me because Halloween was never really supposed to be a slasher film, at least it was more about the atmosphere than the kills. It's been getting increasingly violent since Halloween 2.

@@jamesedleymusic I'll take a gory, gruesome Michael Myers over the comedic, joked-about Michael Myers anyday. And is he is supposed to be just pure evil incarnate. There's not a sliver of good left in him, so it makes sense he'd get progressively more and more brutal with his kills. While Halloween 1978 absolutely has the atmosphere, Halloween Kills has the slasher he's supposed to be. It really is just pick your poison, because one has pros over the other and vice versa.

@@N-GinAndTonicTM Comedic Michael Myers? Are you referring to Resurrection, because I’m pretty sure no one likes that movie.

@@jamesedleymusic Yeah, that's what I said. I'll take a gruesome, gory Michael Myers over the comedic one anyday. Ergo - Resurrection.

I agree ! What I like about Blum house is they made Lorie not only a survivor but prepared for him and not just tossed aside . If you watch old films like nightmare on elm street or Friday the thirteenth you rarely see any of that . I think Laurie strode is the Ellen Ripley of slasher fillms just like how Ripley is the female face of sci Fi

Sadly, not in this film. She remains in the hospital room for the majority of the movie. She then vows to kill him, gets doped up on drugs, goes out and gets into a fight with a rioting doctor, and ends up back in the room all hurt again. Same with Officer Hawkins who survived the last film, has a painful flashback to that night in Haddonfield, and stays bed-ridden with Laurie for the entire film. Hopefully the two of them will recover and go after Michael together in "Halloween Ends"

Well, the fans are going to be *VERY* disapointed

@@celeroon89 can't please everyone. Everyone forgets horror slasher aren't meant to be Oscar worthy films . There just popcorn flicks . Sometimes I think fandom and I include myself in this think we know better. Personally I loved it .

Nope just saw it the movie was complete trash

I agree 👍 that's a good one u came up with.

Ya you’ll see Michael again but you most likely won’t see Jamie lee Curtis again

@@DoubleDash28 your profile pic is great, I love lee lmao

They just want our money as far as Michael Myers what can they do to kill in him.

"Halloween Ends" will be the last movie telling this new Michael Myers timeline. However, since Michael is one of the most popular horror movie villains of all time, I'm pretty sure that, in 30, 40, 50 years, they'll make another Halloween movie, maybe even start a new franchise. That's how the horror genre works.

@@elmostherapist8403 LOL one used his water hose on him. Possibly one of the worst ways to stop Michael ever?

Firefighters are some tough ass people. Cops can be tough but not "Firefighter" tough. They run into burning buildings with like a hundred pounds of gear. Those firefighters would have beat the living shit out of Michael Myers.

@@williamferguson5404 I was literally watching & almost turned the movie off after the first scene

Right I always wondered how he could kill everyone in a room and they finally showed it lol

@@Peppers19781978 he had to take the first swing. Don't you know how self defense works? The water hose was a warning to stay back and they are incredibly powerful. A normal man would have been knocked over at the very least. Then once Michael killed the first guy he was attacked by multiple at a time. Sometimes a feel like movies get pulled down a few pegs because people are clueless and confused

Same

Well said, lad. Couldn’t of put it better myself.

I agree there’s nothing to watch in October other than this movie

Ok but what if it's bad how you gonna tell everyone to watch a bad movie for simple enjoyment gtfo

@@chopchop1437 someone’s mad huh? Who said I would tell other people to go watch a bad Halloween movie? I didn’t. Seems like you misunderstood the point of the comment I made. Lose the attitude. Did you not read and hear the part where i and Chris said “I just want to watch a Halloween movie on Halloween in theatres?” If you watch a bad Halloween movie it’s simply YOUR fault. You lack Comprehension skills.

Damn your mean. I loved that part cause its true she did protect him and it's only common sense for him to protect her because he did most likely look up to her as a child.

what! one of the most heartfelt scenes in the movie imo

I loved that part!! If only Tommy had followed through with it though

@@sketchycat6223 was very disappointed, but also expected the outcome.

You forgot that bullshit: Season Of The Witch which was the ABSOLUTE WORSE Halloween movie ever

The only reason they retconned two is because it would be a bit implausible for Michael to return after being incinerated.

WEll i believe the second halloween isnt canon anymore, just becasue halfway the sibling storyline came through.. since the first part of halloween 2 was stalky, and creepy, and i felt more of that in the recent movies, so i am so glad they took it back to its roots!

Halloween two isn’t canon either my guy

@@TheExclusiveOne720 if you liked H kills it would make sense that you didnt like H3.

@@crokkadoodledoo9956 or you can just enjoy Michael being a savage like never before

@@dkres82 Ah, the ole "shut your brain off" defense, I'm really getting tired of hearing that with every movie lately as if it's impossible to have a good story/characters and it's wrong for people to want it.

When Laurie and Hawkins are reminiscing about "That night at the bar" did anyone else think we were about to learn Hawkins was Karen's dad? 😅

@@mac888spectral7 yeah I did

@@mattstorm6568 yeah well we’re talking about a Slasher film, not the Babadook. What exactly were you expecting from a film called Halloween Kills that is basically the middle act of a bigger story. Every movie doesn’t need to be The Godfather or Citizen Kane. Learn to have fun dude.

He didn’t even shake,like a boss

Dude survived so much punishment in this one he’s a goddamn zombie or something.

@@jon_ovo3653 ate it like a 2 piece and kept it moving

@@_YourFlyIsOpen he’s the bogeyman

@@_YourFlyIsOpen He pretty much has to be at this point. A human body can’t take all that damage and keep getting back up, let alone a senior citizen’s body.

The mob portion of the movie was hilarious

@@JC19021 unintentionally funny

@@jennydiaz9035 Intentionally funny?

I feel like the climax didn't really go anywhere. We already knew Myers was a bit of an entity in his own right and that he was stronger and more powerful than the average human. I kinda think if they had of played the voice over of Laurie (about how he gets more powerful the more he kills) to an amazing kick ass fight scene, rather than the flashes of him coming back from being beaten up by the mob it would have been a lot more satisfying. I feel like they forced the mob concept too much, had to do something with it, realised the script was too long, and then did a 5 minute ending without giving Myers a real fight scene. Theres the scene where he kills the boy on the stairs and then everything else is him killing the mob in a montage, and then him killing Laurie's daughter with barely any real fighting

Can we stop accepting the bare minimum already. It's fucking Halloween Myers is supposed to kill people, that's a fucking given. Doesn't change the fact that the movie is a jumbled mess with horrible dialogue .

The flashbacks are so well done!

Chris have the better opinions.

@@Nimbereth no he’s becoming more of a d rider since he wants in on the industry lol

Idk man, it's been a few movies in the last few months where their opinions were opposite. And I'm here for it. As my two favorite KZfaq critics it makes me wanna see the movie myself instead of relying on a review

Did Chris not give his rating for this movie?

@@lorwally13 that literally makes no sense! the movie was fantastic, so anyone saying they like it is lying?

Chris always has good perspective. I like that he understands both sides of the argument on this film but walked away happy.

I don't like this take. Michael Myers killing people with Halloween decor and ambience does not make a interesting film. To each their own, sure but my god, we're letting this one slide I think.

@@VegasAceVII but Chris is right...that’s all the first film was - pure visceral experience: terrific atmosphere, amazing/chilling score, tons of suspense and tension, and of course, Micheal Myers stalking and killing people. That’s what made the film a classic from Carpenter. He didn’t put too much thought into the premise or screenplay but focused on the direction and shot an artfully scary horror film. I don’t see why there’s anything wrong with that. I mean, it’s a horror iconic masterpiece for a reason.

@@greggately5782 Yes a reason you clearly don't know, Michael in total killed possible 5 people in that movie with the "goriest" probably being him slashing his sister to death. Halloween had a simple premise yes of a crazy person killing teens but it's more than just creepy mood and good music, it was the fear of something like Halloween happening to any safe suburban neighborhood, it's the fear that some lunatic with a knife can break into your own home and kill you. It's Donald Pleasance giving a chilling insight into what Michael Myers is and to then witness first hand what he is. It's getting to know the characters so you do feel that tension as you see an ominous shadow in the distance and fearing for that character. That's what made the original iconic, not that Michael killed people, not that a particular scene was scary because it's creepy, or the music. It's the context behind it all, and that is what HK lacks big time, they throw in so many characters that you learn nothing about and don't care when they die, the endless series of incredibly stupid brain dead decisions that get people killed, side plots that just have no actual weight or meaning, and just the overall lack of any focus and more than anything the obvious stink of a movie that exists just for the sake of turning a good movie into a franchise. Halloween Kills did nothing to justify it existing or why the Blumhouse Halloween movies needed to be a trilogy

@@TimeBomb014Xa reason I clearly don’t know? I haven’t even see HK yet, I was going off what stuckman said because of his obvious love for the genre; but I’ll form my own opinion. Clearly you can’t handle others, though. Seeing you felt the need to write an essay on why he’s ‘wrong’ and you’re ‘right’. And then list the copy n paste reasons of why everyone already loves the original Halloween like you know something the rest of us don’t. How bout try not talking down to people like you understand better than anyone else. Edit: yup, reading some of your other comments explains it all really. You’re really angry at Chris Stuckman for some reason. You really let a KZfaq personality get you that hyped up?

Yeah, this was a 3/10 at best.

This was a TERRIBLE film. I like gore and death on screen too, and that mask is a joy to see on big screen and I love the Halloween saga in general. But holy crap I never felt ripped off like this since Matrix 3 or the PoC sequels. Yes the gore was fine (though that opening fire fighter sequence lasted shorter than individual kills for some reason, it could have been a bloodbath but it was simply brushed over) but every thing else sucked big time in this film. The acting, the cringy line delivery, Laurie's lack of agency, that hospital mob sequence that lasted nearly half an hour (I hate it when the concern of conveying a social / political message gets in the way of the momentum and the plot) and that ending with a narration that did not work for me at all. I was so disappointed and my expectation from horror / thriller films are super low. 2018 was a decent film. Go rewatch that. Or watch the originals. If you want gore go rewatch Saw 6 or something. Do not waste your time or money for this film. I assume character death clips would soon drop, you can watch them on KZfaq.

@@sinanuluc5143 that’s why I watched it on movie box lol

I totally agree. This is probably the worst Halloween movie I've seen.

Hands down one of the worst Halloween movies. The whole thing just felt slow and climaxes to nothing. There were a few cool kill scenes but other than that the story absolutely sucks.

Because that didn't feel like Michael. It felt like the joker or carnage put on a michael myers mask and tried to get as much of a body count as possible

@@ismaluna9177 Wut? Michael is always trying to get as high a body count as possible.

@@ismaluna9177 tell me you don’t know Michael without telling me 🤣

@@ismaluna9177 If it couldn't be anymore obvious that you don't know who Micheal Myers is, this is it.

It’s hard being the second film in a trilogy, I’ll just leave it at that. I can’t quite figure what I was expecting, but I too was a little disappointed. Good movie over all, I just really didn’t like the ending and certain characters.

He doesn’t mind. It’s up to you! Share whatever you want! :)

I enjoyed it also

I really enjoyed the 2018 film too. I found this one very cringy with terrible dialogue.

I agree I felt the same

well they're all dead except for Laurie Strode & the other one

That's mostly how I feel. I feel like they had something solid, but didn't build it up well enough for my taste. It felt like the first chunk of the film _bolted_ by way too fast, and the rest was a little oversimplified and given so little weight I genuinely was thinking "Wait, it's already over?" at the end. That said, the kills were _fantastic_ If the next film is better on this sort of stuff, I'm good, but if not then I have a definite problem.

Lmao Chris said the exact same thing in the review

Did you not think it was a bit cheesy or corny

@@paulanthony5274 in what way?

Idk. I felt the story in this one sucks and brings down the other film with it

Lol why do you say that.

@@Sirlance87 because Jeremy has a different opinion so somehow to the person who left the comment it correlated somehow.

If you see it as a direct response then yes. It's just a matter of different opinions but they just so happen to be opposites of each other. I've watched both and I agree with both. Kinda nuts

@@kill3rs529 Wow, so passive aggressive. 😂

@@shockcentric8437 alright sweetheart no need to be sensitive.

please don’t check it out

Its really fun. The flash backs are amazing

Don’t waste your time movie was AWFUL only good thing about it was the kills rest of the movie was a horrible cringe fest.

@@robbyrdog Or let them see the movie and form their own opinion. It was a great movie to me

@@SiameseGoose good for you anyone with a brain knows how awful it was

Halloween 2 isn’t a good movie, if you like it that’s fine but it’s not anything special. For awhile it was the best Halloween sequel due to the sheer mediocrity of all the other ridiculous sequels but then came H20 and the 2018 sequel which did the series more justice.

@@pearlspacejam8639 imo, Halloween II is one of the best sequels of all time. Love it. Donald Pleasance (the real star of the franchise) puts in a fantastic return as Loomis, the extension of the night, the tension in the hospital, etc are a top notch to me.

@@jcanada9405 i always just liked the first 2 movies, the second was a bit less cool than the first but loomis was badass in It

Halloween 2 was great except for the stupid scene where Ben Tramor was killed wearing the identical mask when smashed by the two cars. Rick Rosenthal did a above average job on Halloween 2. The soundtrack was better than the first movie with the synth added.

The only Halloween movies I’ve ever really cared about are the ones that Dean Cundey did the cinematography for, and that includes Season of the Witch. His work with Carpenter is really what gets me me in the Halloween spirit every October, together they scream Halloween more than Michael Myers himself.

Thank you. I'm hating that people are trying very hard to like this movie when in fact it has some of the blandest most annoying dialogue and unintentionally funny moments in the entire franchise.

@TRISHJERVIS that was funny because it made literally no sense

Yeah my partner was laughing the whole time and I was so annoyed that she was laughing and I was just so pissed off at the writing of this movie

By far, funniest scene was when Laurie grabbed the syringe in the hospital, the daughter asked what it was for? - "IT MAKES THE PAIN GO AWAY *bends over and jams it unnecessarily hard into her ass* AGHCKK!" her clearly painful and contradictory squawk made us die for 10 minutes straight.

@@Vengfoul 💀😂 seriously

I agree, the whole thing with the cop accidentally shooting his partner and Loomis going to shoot Michael and the cop stopping him were just terrible. The mental patient in the hospital was maybe stupider than the thorn cult in previous films. Overall disappointing.

Big John and Little John 😂

@@StolenAlias You guys are so picky, the movie was great. That's sad.

big john and little john were without a doubt the worst parts of the movie and i hated them

Y'all just bitch about anything, literally _anything_ to feel relevant. Lmfao! 😆😆

Not all trilogies, in this one almost nothing of importance is shown: no real protagonist or stakes, and all the new characters are just cannon fodder The only thing that matters is the ending, everything else is just...fat

@@TheDRODOR Tommy had big part in Halloween 1978. I guess people forget that huh.

@@josephgrizzly9634 running and screaming? Wow lol And in this one he just dies like everyone else achieving nothing

@@TheDRODOR You should go back and watch 1978 again. He's only screaming in like the last 15 min. In HK he riled up the town and got a bunch of people killed. What movie were you watching?

@@josephgrizzly9634 well that's exactly my point lol, he's just a boring disposable character

Dialed humor back?? There was literally a joke every 10 minutes, even during intense scenes!

@@laurenblackmon6013 not sure what film you watched but it wasn’t Halloween kills lol this one had a more serious tone to it

SAME THING I SAID BACK WHEN THE 2018 ONE CAME OUT. it was just a theory then, but it was solidified with this one. I didn't like how unfocused it felt with no real main character. For that reason, the town of Haddonfield is the main character but it just comes off messy.

I love the sound on that one.

Was so surprised to find out that damon and affleck wrote the script. They should collaborate more.

@@ARBLACKx Affleck and Damon are terrific writers, they won an Oscar for Good Will Hunting's screenplay back in 1998 so wasn't that surprised if their script is good for The Last Duel not to mention it was also co-written by Nicole Holofcener, Martin Scorsese's student

DUDE ITS OUT! I’m so excited! I’m glad you like it can’t wait ! Did you see it on the big screen ?

@@ARBLACKx they already have before

In fact I think he'll go on for another 50 cycles,with endless options for renewal,endless options for renewal,endless options for renewal!

It's terrible. I mean that in every sense of the word. 3/10. I was so excited to see it too lol

@@radzzy1563 it’s one of those movies were hardcore Halloween fans will like it while purists probably won’t I’m a hardcore fan and really loved the movie but I can see why some may not either way there’s both in October to watch so obviously I wanted to see Halloween kills even if it it’s not perfect

@@denimschaffer9439 I would say I'm a pretty big Halloween fan and a horror fan in general. Maybe not hardcore though but I still expect a good movie even if I'm the biggest fan. I'm not just gonna say it's good cause I love it, ya know? I was so excited for this movie and was incredibly disappointed. I doubt I'll ever watch this again lol

I loved this film , the kills, the atmosphere, the look of the shape, the flashback, Freakin Loomis!! waaay better than the 2018 version! 8/10, I've watched it twice already lol.

My favorite holloween so far but I'm in the minority that thinks the original is boring

I totally agree with the rushed feeling at the end, it was weird short choppy shots in a movie full of super detailed scenes and kills.

The aura of Michael was completely off. 2018 was literally perfect. He embodied the aura and presence of Michael. This was one was literally trash. As a die hard Halloween fan I’m really disappointed especially after seeing 2018 which was great

@@BossMan-vl5cd i was okay with all of it until the very end. Michael was stealthy and popped up out of nowhere had that creepy walk only he has, killed without emotion or reason. Then the end looked like a scene out of a marvel movie that was super rushed and unfinished. Just an overall weird ending to an otherwise great film

The stupid characters are the biggest problem by far in this movie. Michael wrecking shit was great though and a lot of unintentional comedy was had throughout

@@7deuc2e38 exactly. The script was horrible. If you look at it as a regular movie sure it’s good but if you are a die hard fan of Michael Meyers. It’s trash

At this point I'm fairly certain that he won't do it.

@@Brandon-os1db I agree!

@@Brandon-os1db think again goober

Same... loved it. Not a dull moment

You must be the type of person who just like shootings and explosions.

Cameron’s death for me just felt soul crushing. Not only was it visually & audibly brutal, it was kind of emotionally traumatizing too. They kept cutting to him after you thought it was the final blow, seeing him still barely alive to give some hope and then continuing to brutalize him, all while his sweetheart watches it happen.

@@rg7846 Nah it was just entertaining for me. While I do enjoy shows and films that are purely spectacle, I also enjoy stories that are very character-driven with a lot of development. But that doesn't mean I can't also enjoy the occasional film or show that is just explosions or has excessive violence/action. I like thought-provoking stories, and over-the-top madness/mindless destruction. People can enjoy both. You know that, right?

@@Liam-mv9zi Haha yeah it was pretty sadistic. But they were so dumb for going to that house by themselves. At one point, I was just thinking, "Ya'll kinda brought this on yourselves. The fuck you going into his house BY YOURSELVES for?!"

You're better off not watching that tool.

@@nope5657 why u say that?

@@nope5657 he basically said he didn’t like it because of the gore and because a mental patient jumped out the window during a “mob message” scene or something.

@@iampedro101 He's unintelligent and a pandering doofus.

@@nope5657 stop being a jealous prick and just enjoy both reviewers

I second that. I like all of the movies from the new trilogy, but Kills is my favorite. I love the 2018 one and Ends I did like, but Kills hits differently.

yeah definitely agree. I understood and appreciated the direction they we're taking that plot point but Tommy's performance ("EVIL DIES TONIGHT!") took me out of it. It felt like a parody movie. I found myself laughing out loud at the majority of his scenes/dialogue due to its cringe-factor

Agreed! This movie was not as great as I expected and I’m disappointed

Yeah the basics of a movie here were just bad. Plot, acting, characters, script was just like ?????????

Agreed. Tommy in the original was a sensitive, precocious, horror-living kid. Of course people grow and change but, hell, Paul Rudd’s Tommy was a lot more credible. Anthony Michael Hall’s character is just a brooding dud.

Facts his acting and purpose was trash

Watched it, I'd say 12 min or so but didn't time it.

“EvIl dIeS tOnIgHT”. Terrible movie. Some good kills but the pacing was horrid. The ending scene was set up awful. Myers takes out twenty armed people, gets away. Garbage. Lots of cliche moments (splitting up to fight Michael). Ugh.

Like 25 minutes of screen time 😂

Saw it last night and well, lets just say her performance was a lot like Linda Hamilton's & Arnold's combined in that last "terminator" movie - blew chunks!! she was in it maybe 15 minutes or so and contributed nothing other than the "big name recognition". I could be wrong......

Maybe about 15 minutes I’d say but didn’t really time anything.

Jahns was right on this one

@@bigwill-gc7su damn, i was hoping for it to not be just a cash grab based on the success of the first.

@@bigwill-gc7su no hes not. jeremy was never a good reviewer. he reviews everything with a joke. chris's reviews are more in depth.

@@rcguitarcovers8614 movie was a 5/10

Watch it for yourself without the persuasion of Jahns review. You determine if you like it or not on your own. If I listened to what some of these people said it would have changed my mind from the movie. I really loved it. You might too and maybe you won’t but it will be based on your authentic opinion not others.

I don’t watch anybodys review until I see the movie myself I don’t let this people let them change my views before watching it.

I'm with Chris on this one. Kills was leaner and meaner!

@@travisspazz1624 meanie myers was his classic self in this film. Definitely a must watch

@@gggg-ng2ky Jeremy complaining about it being gratuitous made me facepalm. He's a sadistic serial killer!

@@travisspazz1624 Jeremy did blackface, his judgment is horrible

It's only been three years since Halloween 2018 been released. 43 years since John Carpenter's Halloween been released. 33 years since Halloween IV: The Return Of Michael Myers been released and it's been 23 years since Halloween H2O: Twenty Years Later been released.