Yes I loved them lol!!

Ghost 🤮🤮🤮

Thank you so much for saying hi! We had the best time too

I’m with you. I love this movie. The whole evil dies tonight thing is so over exaggerated and the reason why so many people claim to hate it. They act like 95% of the movie is everyone running around screaming “evil does tonight!” but it’s literally one scene 😂 The entire Halloween series is chock full of bad scenes and/or bad dialogue- not sure why Kills had all of these imaginary standards to live up to. John Carpenter recently said this is his favorite next to the original, and every time I see a “which was better” poll on here, if HK is featured; it always wins 😂

@@JoKiR90 I agree I think most people who hated it are not even horror fans. They expect a deep ground breaking story in a movie about one masked killer with a knife. It’s too much in my opinion. Sure somethings could’ve been done better, But for the most part it was fine. I think if these same people went and saw the previous Halloween movies, they wouldn’t hate it as much

Not really a big fan of the common "it's better than old sequel x" argument. And that's even debatable, even Halloween 5 and Resurrection had a clear premise and storyline, Kills couldn't even do that. I agree that people over analyse Halloween sequels and act like it needed to be the writing equivalent of the Mona Lisa, but then it's like, well you're willing to give Kills a break but you're propping Kills up by bashing other sequels that at the absolute least had an actual storyline? Like Halloween 6 is widely discussed as being terrible. But it has a proper storyline, a messy one but one that is definitely there. It's got characters who act like human beings. It's got that, on top of solid production design, some great suspense sequences, Michael kills, good music and cinematography. It does the things that Kills does well, maybe not as well in some areas but more well in others. Yet it also has better writing than Kills, and that's a movie that has some serious narrative issues. Yet people go out of their way to act in a pretty bad faith way towards 6, discounting it entirely with just the sentence "incest cult" or whatever and totally ignoring all it does well whilst hyper fixating on stuff they don't like often from an alternate version of the film. And Kills has it's defenders out here saying "at least it's not the old sequels". So are the people who don't like Kills mostly "not even horror fans"? Why is it fair game to trample older Halloweens to prop up the newer ones but people who don't like the newer ones, which have just as many issues as the rest of the series, aren't even horror fans? I think Halloween fans should just spend less time hating the series and more time focusing on what they like, so we can all have a good time rather than constantly dealing with hate being thrown towards what we love. At the end of the day, Halloween is a mainstream example of an unpopular genre when you look big picture. Outside of the classics and well marketed hype machines (like Halloween 2018), slashers will always get hate. Pitting the series against itself and playing into fan division isn't the best response imo yet it's been the main response for a long time now.

@@dommoore6180 I’m not really a fan of people who equate movie opinions to politics. I ain’t reading your essay

@@Sebastian04223 Fine. The gist was that Kills has issues just like the rest of the series and defending it with 'at least it's not one of the old bad ones' is weak and unnecessarily combative. No 'equating it to politics' here, but thanks for being a dick to me jackass.

Man I was the same with Halloween Ends tbh

Why?

I really liked Halloween Ends cause they treated michael like crap. @@rorymclaughlin1609

Same here man, the original for obvious reasons is my #1 but the (18) is my second then kills. I'm sure I'd get crushed by fans but I don't care 🤷🏼‍♂️

@@md.saunders6625 My #1 is actually 2018, then the original, then kills

The writing for Tommy was terrible. He shoulda been the first to take a swing in the mob scene after leading the mob and talking so much shit about taking out Michael. When it came time to fight he barely did anything, he looked stupid

Perfect comparison.

Interesting

😲😲😲. What don't you like from Jordan Peele?

@@marcuswardjr6772personally I think Peele is 2 for 3 because I’m not a fan of Us

@@avgnfandon2 I wouldn't disagree I have mixed feelings on US every rewatch and that pushes it to the back of peeles catalog

​@marcuswardjr6772 Yeah, I think Us is an entertaining movie, but it doesn't really make sense if you sit down and think about it for a few minutes

Us was a great idea with piss poor execution ive always thought, and thats the sole reason ive been worried about finally watching Nope

Bro that’s what I’m saying . I can easily watch kills more then 2018 to be honest

2018 was the only one officially planned, but I think there was talk during production that if it did well then there could be a sequel. So it wouldn't surprise me if they shot the ending in a way that they could pick it up if it did happen.

Continuity and character development were the biggest problems with this film and don’t even get me started on Halloween ends. They promised us a golden nugget and threw a sour egg at us.

Agreed. The Easter Egg method eventually was smokescreen and not homage. A sort of “look over there!” because David had no idea how to execute a promised concept or write dialogue.

i swear down thass what i did styll, watched 2018 at the worst fuckin place, weather and device to watch a film cah why not. watched ends in india. den came back to kills after man got back to da block and it came on netflix

Well said!

Right

like 3-4 bizzare scenes lmaoo but def a good Myers film

Well thats SUCKY

Totally agree with thumbs down on H2O. It was Dawson’s Creek garbage when it came out and it hasn’t improved with age. A lame movie by people with no understanding of what made Halloween great, and no scares, and let’s face it that title was always stupid