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When Michael stepped out the burning house and mercilessly killed those firefighters... it was at this moment that Haddonfield knew they fucked up !

Big John and little John were some of the best comedic relief in a horror/slasher I’ve seen.

i hated how all the people kept saying “how do you know it’s not him” before the man jumped at the hospital….uhhh he’s 5’6 😭

Regardless if Karen dies or survives, when Laurie finds out, she will go all out. She will be all savage on Michael.

I love how big John had the little knife and little John had the big knife

I overall liked the hospital scene. I thought it was a very realistic way of showing how misinformation spreads so quickly. It really does happen like that.

Karen's death is shot similarly to the way Michael killed his sister.

I loved it can't for Halloween ENDS

The scene with Lonnie being bullied was originally his friends making fun of him for running from the Myers house after loomis scared them

Another Easter Egg/Reference: At the end, Laurie is talking about how Michael spreads fear and turns people mad. She says “THAT is the true CURSE of Michael Myers” just a little reference to Halloween 6

My parents have this on going joke about how Laurie and Micheal will be in a nursing home going at each other in wheelchairs because of how long this series as gone on. Super excited for the next movie! I loved Halloween Kills.

Karen is definitely dead because they linger on her closeup of her dead eyes - that's always a finality. For Hawkins you never saw his 'death' closeup

To me, that inmate scene was to show that regardless of what he was locked up for, he is just scared deep down and has a deep psychological side just like any other normal killer. However Michael, while also being locked up at Smith’s Grove, does not have that psychological side, he’s just pure evil. In a way, you feel bad for the inmate because you see he has a soul but there’s no way to feel bad for Michael. I think it really shows a clear difference between Michael just being a mental patient and him being the embodiment of evil

“Hey big john “….. little John” … “big John” , I couldn’t stop laughing at that point.! 😀

I think this movie shows perfectly how relentless Michael is even after he is getting beaten by a group of people, shot and stabbed he still murdered them all and just gave the feeling of hopelessness

I personally loved the brutality of the kills and the chilling mood throughout. At first impression I thought the mob acted so dumb, but given all the events happened on the same night and everyone was charged up with adrenaline, I kinda understand the bad decisions made.

I'll be honest Chris, the two things I liked in this movie was the closing shot with Michael standing in Judith's room looking out the window with the blue lighting in the background and seeing Loomis back during the flashbacks.

I wish we had a scene between Laurie & Brackett. Even just a little scene to acknowledge each other. She was his daughters best friend

I feel like some of the scenes don’t get enough credit like when Michael stepped out of Laurie’s house while it was burning just facing the firefighters standing their to me was incredible and also when he was surrounded in the street and puts his mask back on those 2 scenes were amazing to me

I think Michael killing Karen is just Karen’s thoughts on how he killed his sister. It may not be but we will find out in Halloween Ends

I actually enjoyed the Karen death. You want to know why? it's symbolic. Not only did they use a similar style to when he did that kill with his sister, it's a call back to how she basically said she was just like his sister and innocent. When she stands in the window, he is pulled back into the moment when he is six years old and he brutally cuts her down. As for how he got in? I'll gesture to the entire franchise as a whole as Michael has been able to get into places he shouldn't and yet it works for him.

This dude is really just the boogeyman, literally built different.

My favorite scene was when Little John walks upstairs to find his boyfriend dead and Michael looking out the window for him to say. "Michael...Your Home." Plenty of people are going to complain about how he didn't run but for me it seemed like he knew he wasn't getting away.

I just finished watching the movie, and im amazed. I can understand why some people wouldn't like the movie, but I absolutely LOVED it. I can't say its the best Halloween movie ever made, but it sure its my favorite out of all of them, its the first I watch on theaters and it will hold a special place on my heart. I can't wait for Halloween Ends to finish this story.

Omg yes him saying evil dies tonight was the biggest annoyance in the whole movie for me I'm glad I'm not the only one!

bro. Karen’s death is a direct homage to Psycho. the “random” edits aren’t random at all, it’s like shot for shot assembled the same way Janet Leigh was cut up by Bates.

I'm positive when Tommy shows up at the gas station to rally the random townsfolk together, while they're gathered around and he says "we have to get the guy" you see Micheal walk right behind them all barely see him!

Wouldn’t shock me if Tommy Doyle survived - they seemed to deliberately avoid showing Michael actually bash him in too - I could see him as the sole survivor who has to cope with how he led all those people to their deaths while possibly also being disabled from his injuries

My opinion, I REALLY enjoyed the movie up until the last scene when Michael snaps back and kills everyone. I feel like it has to be a dream sequence. so many major players quickly taken out without any moment to themselves or anything. Hawkins surviving was a huge W because I loved his character and it seems there is more to explored with him and Laurie... I am intrigued by halloween ends and where the story is taken. oh btw LOVED the Michael design in this as well as the flashback scenes

I just went with my 13 year old brother. This was his first scary movie in theaters and woah it didn’t disappoint. We had a fun time and will definitely rewatch it on Peacock this weekend. The mob scene at the hospital broke my heart. I can’t imagine what was going through that poor man’s head before he decided to jump. Michael must hate cheating because Cameron truly had the slowest and most painful death in the entire movie. I definitely didn’t expect Karen to get stabbed and maybe die. I expected the Strode women to be untouchable

After watching for a second my feeling toward this movie is that It was one of the best movies in the franchise. The only problem I had the constant evil dies tonight being said over and over again. Micheal stole the movie everytime he was on screen I truly felt fear for the characters and the score was so great. I'd put this up there and this is tied for my list as one of the best halloween movies in the franchise. The story of Michael being the embody of evil and how no matter what he kept killing I'm super excited for halloween ends

It honestly annoyed a bit when Karen had Michael on the ground with his head on one of the stairs. She stomped on his head like twice and ran away. She could've continued and possibly broke his neck. His head was elevated so he was in a good position to get his neck broken. I understand that she had a plan with the other residents of the city but like if you have the chance to kill him, take it. Ignore the rest of the plan.

LITERALLY JUST SAW IT CHRIS AND LOVED EVERY SECOND OF IT

That ending when Michael kills the mob was everything for me, can’t wait for 2022

We need a TV series detailing the days in the life of Michael Myers in between each movie instalment. 😅😂🤣😭

I think it made sense that Mike was able to sneak back into his home despite all of the police and personnel around. That's what he does. Dude knows how to sneak lol

The scene of Karen dying was supposed to be a semi recreation of Michaels first ever kill, at least when it comes to the way it was edited

The mob scenes reminded me of how our society acts today. Everyone jumps to conclusions on social media and doesn't take the time to vet info. Just straight to rage. We are so knee jerk.

Cameo Kills... The Soundtrack was on point, thank you John Carpenter... missed perfect spot to use "you can't kill the boogeyman!" during Laurie's speech at the end

I Honestly think Michael Myers Killing Karen Strode is a fakeout, kinda like how in the ending of Halloween 4, we saw Jamie Lloyd kill her Foster Mom, but then Halloween 5 revealed that never happened. Also I think it would be a Major Plot hole for Karen to be killed off unless if everyone else at the Myers house including Allyson had died to Michael as well.

I love how they made him more of a monster and less human. It makes him more formidable and un killable. I also loved the kills they seemed more gore and more like Jason type kills rather than just stabs and chokes

I rewatched Halloween 2018 and noticed something I missed the first time. After Dr. Sertan stabbed Hawkins he also ran over him with the police car. If Hawkins survived getting ran over after being stabbed. No wonder why Michael can take so much damage without dying. Might as well just call Michael immortal at this point...he can't die unless u chop his head off or blow him up in pieces

I never thought it was possible to kill someone just by kicking a car door.

I NEVER want to hear the god damned phrase Evil Dies Tonight EVER again....Jesus Christ they over used the hell out of that.

I went to see Halloween Kills yesterday night and I loved it so much! One of my favorite Halloween films.

I loved that the pacing was so radically different and the styling felt both vintage and fresh at the same time. In a standard horror movie, it would have ended with Karen staring out the window and maybe Michael in the distance. We've seen it end so many times where it's eyes popping open and the killer isn't dead! That's what I was expecting, so it was very entertaining to be wrong.

I loved the inclusion of the inmate. I was wondering if any of the other escapees would play a factor, and I think it was clear this one was mentally ill and I really felt for him. It added a psychological factor that you don't see in many slashers. I also have a theory that Michael is cursed by killing Judith or something is up with that house, like it took his soul or something. After surviving that beating, Michael is obviously somehow cursed. And how did Karen know what young Michael look like or that he was dressed like a clown when he killed Judith?

Did you notice the scene when Tommy was telling his story in the bar and when he mentioned Annie Brackett, they actually showed a few seconds of footage of her and Sheriff Brackett from Halloween 2!

Great opening and video! 👏🏼🎃👏🏼

Major Pros: - The new idea on Michael's motives. Michael's motives were always family driven (or cult driven), which seemed odd considering the lines about his eyes from Loomis in the first movie. The first movie always gave the idea that Michael killed as a fascination and curiosity in a way, and the "mind of a 6-year-old" idea works well for the way he tilts his head in admiration of his kills, the odd and sometimes ridiculous body placements, etc. - Showcasing the effects on the whole town, and how fear and paranoia can turn people real fast was an interesting idea played well for the most part in this film. - Some characters were awesome and fun to watch. Cameron, both Johns, and a couple of others really stood out while on screen. - The kills, and that includes every kill. This is the middle of a trilogy, Michael needed to kill off some legacy or mainstay characters in the middle movie. He obviously can't kill certain characters until the 3rd movie (ex/ Laurie, the sheriff). But the killing of Karen fit so well for the ending to the middle movie. I do dislike that it wasn't a definitive kill since I feel many of the kills and the gore was fantastic (most likely to leaving it open for her survival). But I do feel her death and knowing Michael survived will be the catalyst for Laurie to sacrifice herself to kill him (which I predict will happen). Laurie seems too calculated and smart to die in a sacrificial or dumb way, but the heartbreak of her daughter dying may drive a storyline possibility for her death that make sense. Cons: - Some character deaths felt odd. Like the 3rd kid who died when the two girls who were smart enough to pull an elaborate prank to steal all the John's candy. Like, they sat on swings like idiots while their friend was killed, never questioning what happened to him, never hearing a suspicious noise. They even described Michael as creepy and still sat there. Felt really dumb for those characters. Same scene had the dumb parts in the attacked on the doctor/nurse couple, Marion and Lindsey. The nurse not firing during all that time made no sense, nor did Marion firing as much as she did. Same can be said for Lindsey's effects when she was found, even though it seemed like Michael never found her. I feel like their had to have been a scene where Michael threw her into the shallow water or something. It all felt odd. - The hospital scene. I get the message, and I get why it exists in the film. And I don't think it did anything wrong. It was meant to be disturbing and uncomfortable for viewers, and portray the town negatively for a reason. From the second I saw the news mention the two escapees, show the first image, but the characters turn away before the image of Michael popped up, making Michael's face blurred to the viewers (which was a big sign the characters didn't see it), I already knew what was coming. It was a difficult scene to sit through, especially since we already had brutal, uncomfortable deaths for some other characters. When the guy is asking for help, and the mob pursues him, it's just difficult to watch. When it drove him to kill himself or be brutally murdered by the mob, at that point, I had said out loud I hope Michael kills them all. The killer with no remorse who had two-three uncomfortable kill scenes in the movie already becomes an anti-hero of sorts where I routed for him to kill them. You can't have it both ways, no matter how hard you try. Turning your characters into intolerable and unlikable people ruins your killer being seen as a dark and scary killer, because they become the "hero" of the film in a way. Look at all other horror franchises, most have delved into this cliche. Hell, Halloween did with the RZ films. I did not like a single human character in those films except Annie and Danny Trejo's character. Everyone else I wanted to watch Michael kill, especial in RZ's H2. Let's just say, that last mob killed, I was happy to watch Tommy and the mob get their just desserts, and I don't think that was the intention of the film.

I thought the fact that Michael killed Karen out of nowhere was Michael teleporting. Showing how Michael is now a supernatural killer.

I was like Michael Can’t die 😂😂 He has a Park power of the mortality

Ok you got me, I definitely thought of you during the red lights in this movies xD LOL

Did you noticed Myers use “rope” to choke the officer in 78’ Flashback scene. That’s a nice call back to the OG

The town acting like a bunch of assholes actually made me want Michael to win at the end. Shout out to big John and little John. The real MVPs

Woke up and watched Michael slaughter half a town 💪💪 This one was better than Halloween 2018 in my opinion

Best intro of 2021!!!! 🙌🏾

It had its ups and downs. The flashback with loomis back was one of the best bit.

Honestly the patient suicide was such a deep scene and I don’t want to sound like a psycho but I loved that scene

I hope that Karen isn't really dead and she might still be alive. Don't forget we thought Hawkins was dead in the last movie, but in this film he survived. Just keeping my fingers crossed 🤞.

*** SPOILER *** The way Michael killed Karen looked like it was a callback to the shower scene in Psycho, fitting since it was Jamie Lee Curtis' mom in that movie.

Referring to him being overwhelmed in the first “group mob” scene and him defeating the next two mobs, they made multiple references to the fact that the more kills or more pandemonium going on the stronger his evil becomes, they said that a few times in the last act; so in the beginning 1978, he probably could easily get folded because he wasn’t strong enough, also he got folded by Jamie Lee by a hanger in that first film and got up on a delay, so it would make sense that he can be knocked out or disabled enough to go to jail or prison. With the eluding to him getting strong throughout the movie, it would make sense more “horror movie” sense that he can survive mobs. Also, it’s said through multiples show, movies, anime’s, etc, that if u want to defeat a ground of people u gotta take someone or two out to break their will. 9 outta 10 people see someone get stabbed up or knocked out , their first reaction is to freak out, lol, then if they don’t run they next asf 🏃🏽‍♀️

Here are my thoughts on the film: The way that Laurie took a back seat for this one was rlly good. It gave way for new characters, for new stories, for old stories even to be completed, for long lost characters to return and face down the evil that is Michael Myers. The story was very great, but the execution maybe could've been a bit better. A problem I did have was with how rushed things felt and how enclosed you felt watching. Like you'll be following this small (and I mean SMALL) group of old characters which is great but they were out hunting Michael for no longer than 10-20 mins by themselves and getting a few of them killed off right away was a bit dissapointing. But that was also something I did like abt this movie was the suspense and fear u felt for characters. No one was safe and I loved it, kept me on the edge of my seat. The trailer gave of this feeling that Haddonfield would be going after Michael in LARGE numbers and he would absolutely DEMOLISH everything and everyone in his path so that was a bit of a letdown. The way he acted and the way he went around doing his thing though was really a big pro for me. The actor absolutely nails Michael as a character and the originality you feel coming from this Michael is wonderful. This is for sure the most brutal Michael we've had for a while since Rob Zombie's Halloween and I loved every single kill and every single second of it. When he was onscreen I felt the fear, the intimidation and wondering if his victims will get away or not. I am a bit mixed on the ending and how I thought it was REALLY good, it did feel quite abrupt and I am actually only talking abt the final kill spree he has at the end with that large group. Wasn't a fan of the death of Karen but I kind of understand why they had to do that. Here are my deeper thoughts into the movie and why that, beside a few clear flaws, this I one of the more misunderstood Halloween films and one of my favourites of the franchise: I'd say that this movie really is less abt Michael himself and why he's doing what he's doing but rather the "Curse" that he's put on the ppl of Haddonfield and how much of an impact one night in 1978 can scar a whole community for a LONG time and just like Laurie said, Michael Myers is the ESSENCE of evil. He is the Boogeyman, the monster under the bed, the monster hiding in the closet, the monster in your dreams, he is the work of the Devil himself. He is pure evil and this movie shows the fear and trauma that one man brought upon a entire community. Ppl hate the movie for the way that characters like Tommy Doile were treated and how they were "out of character" and "oh the executed story was so bad, the characters were so annoying" but u have to remember that yes they're grown up yes they're ready to face the Boogeyman again and bring him down for good, but deep down they truly (along with all of Haddonfield) FEAR Michael, they FEAR the Boogeyman and what he'll do and they'll stop at NOTHING to bring him down. Laurie said herself in the movie that if someone's afraid, that's how he wins. That's how he triumphs over them. They're ALL afraid deep down. It's also almost like Michael feeds on fear and takes advantage of that. You can't defeat the Boogeyman with brute force. The only way to truly kill Evil is by breaking it's curse. And you can see that the curse upon Haddonfield won't be broken so easily. And this brings me to the sequence with the patient which I actually loved but only because how I saw that scene. When that patient showed up to the hospital, when the ppl saw a man from the news who is said to PROBABLY be the killer in their sight, they were AFRAID. THEY were Afraid, TOMMY was afraid. They didn't listen to Karen or Laurie, they didn't think to just stop and listen. They immediately ACTED. That's what u do when you're Afraid, you don't listen, you don't think, you act. They acted and saw that this man was probably Michael Myers. They didn't look at him, they didn't think to look into his eyes and see the FEAR that man felt. He was confused, he was AFRAID. He didn't see any other way out. So he jumped to his ultimate death. Not by Michael, not by the police department. But by the people of Haddonfield. You see, Michael came home. Not only to his literal home, but to Haddonfield. Michael came home to Haddonfield. His purpose isn't only to kill, but to corrupt. Michael Myers IS Haddonfield. He IS the people of the town. He corrupted and turned them into their own nightmare. They point fingers at Michael, they blame him. And they were right to in the beginning. But now, as they gave in to their fear and hatred, the only thing they can do is point that finger inward. This movie deep down to me, was never abt Haddonfield finally coming together to kill the evil in their town. It was abt the fear and scars left by one man that made this town crumble and fall to it's knees. It was abt one thing. Fear. Fear crushed their humanity, fear killed that patient, fear brought Haddonfield to it's knees, kneeling before the darkness that is Michael Myers. And hell, beleive it or not, I'd say that Laurie was most certainly afraid. Ready for him, yes, but still afraid. Afraid of what happened that fateful night, of what CAN happen and what can STILL happen. The way that this movie portrayed that through the "annoying" and "dumb" characters is perfect. The reason they did that is because that's exactly what would happen in real life. People would be scared, afraid and shocked when they come face to face with Michael fucking Myers. He's a legend, he's the darkness of a room, the monster lying in wait for it's prey, under the bed, inside the closet, in your dreams. The EMBODIMENT. OF. EVIL. The TRUE curse of Michael Myers is not himself, not what he does, not the stories, not the nightmares. But the people themselves. The control Michael has over them, the fear and pain and trauma he ensured would stay for a LONG time. Even when Evil dies, it will never truly go away. Just like that. Evil triumphs. Haddonfield is Michael Myers's home. So think of it like this. His house... His rules. Now if anybody at all made it to the end of my ADHD controlled, long paragraph, thank u for reading. Id just like to share my point of view abt why this movie is one of my favourite of the franchise and why I think it was quite misunderstood among both fans and critics. Everything I explained is just the way I see things and I hope to maybe turn some thumbs right back up to this movie for those who just hate it. And if I didn't change your mind, thank u for reading anyway and I hope u now see this movie for what I truly think it was trying to say. That even when Michael isn't onscreen, he is still there. In every frame. He's the beast, the monster in the dark lying in wait, ready to pounce and snatch it's pray. Against thank u very much for taking time to read. You're cool. 🤗😎👍

I wasn’t expecting Tommy and Karen to die

Mike twisted that guys head like he was the exorcist! Loved it

I absolutely said "RED LIIIIGHT" when I saw this movie. Thanks for implanting that in my brain.

I always thought Michael from H6 (Curse) was when he was the most savage. After seeing Kills, I can say this was easily the most savage Michael we've seen.

I don’t think Karen is dead. I think she just imagined that scene of him killing her.

Loved it!!!!

Honestly, when I saw the red lights I definitely thought of you. Loved the video btw!

I thought it was ok and I liked it. It’s a just a bridge to “Halloween Dies”. The kills were great . Micheal was really sadistic this time out. The deep fake Loomis was good to see and well done. Totally agree with the OG characters being underused . Dear god, anyone with a gun couldn’t shoot for crap. They make Stormtroopers look like sharpshooters. I can’t wait to see what Laurie will do in the movie. She’s going to really go all batshit crazy from losing her daughter , the one she fought to protect for so long.

This movie didn’t have not one dull moment, great acting especially from JLC, Andi Matichak, and Judy Greer, awesome character moments, and brutal kills. This film feels more align with the original than 2018. I give it a high 8/10 and rank it 2nd after the original. We’re also getting a director’s cut of Halloween Kills on home release with an extended ending (it involves Laurie walking out the hospital with a knife we seen many times in the trailers)

I love that intro🤣

This was a great review. I have already seen Halloween Kills twice in theaters. I love the returning and legacy characters, the flashbacks, callbacks, the kills, suspense and portrayal of Michael Myers himself. I'm so excited for Halloween Ends!🎃🎃🎃🎃🔪🔪🔪🔪

It was pretty good IMO. I liked Tommy in the film. He was portrayed as someone who is in over his head. He sees himself as a leader when he really isn't. Tommy is flawed.

My favorite thing in this movie was the ventriloquist guy in the bar. That part made me chuckle and I want to see his whole act now. lol

Amazing!

Dude you are brilliant. Brilliant commentary and you are not annoying like most commentators. Thank you

When they killed Karen it kinda reminds me of when Michael killed Judith in the same room and the stabbing.

Definitely had some cheesy parts, but I still enjoyed it a lot. I got what I wanted out of it. Cool kills Crazy cast members Dead Karen 👍

Currently rewatching this movie which Imo is a great film. Some parts frustrating me but overall an enjoyable movie to watch. One thing I caught is the opening title sequence playing JC’s Halloween theme & seeing that a total of 12 jack-o-lanterns pan through as one is each of the many MM films that have been made including its last film Halloween Ends. Also some have bleeding eyes referring to Halloween ll which i thought was pretty cool! Truly a fan of your vids!!! I got my girl to watch all of your reviews on past films. We both had a good laugh n was informed on things she didn’t know before KEEP UP THE AWESOME WORK ! 🙏🏼

I seriously don’t understand how people can call this movie trash it’s a god damn masterpiece people can’t u see that the beginning is literally perfect and amazing the rest of the move is amazing we had the most coolest kills by Michael and u can actually see him having fun with his kills

I thought it was pretty good, obviously some flaws and makes for some questions heading into the next one. Would’ve loved it even more if they were able to snag Paul Rudd for Tommy

My personal take on why Michael didn't fight back on getting captured the first time is because this movie really hammers the point of him being the embodiment of evil and not in a metaphorical sense up to that point he had only killed four people so he wasn't as strong as he was in the future P.s the reason that Karen died in the way she did and the way that it was edited is because it was mirroring the way Michael killed his sister

Not the Michael-verse😂 I love your intros

“Ive got this knife.” “And ive got this knife.” Lol

The big jon and little jon subplot would have worked if it didn’t drag on so long, especially the hospital chase sequence, both could have been shortened for some more scenes with Michael or the main characters

Bro Michael Vs the town was awesome it was like Thanos vs the Avengers!!

I loved it💕

I love the scream Cameron lets out when he first sees Michael that is pure fear pumping through his body

I thought this film was VERY well done. While I do understand that some people criticizing this film have said that some of the action hero-like lines and over-the-top mannerisms (especially the overdone “evil dies tonight” line) kind of took them out of the experience of the film in a sense, I was able to look past it, as I feel the positives of the film far outweighed the negatives. I did feel like Tommy was underutilized, and I actually think it would’ve been great if they’d been able to get Paul Rudd to play the character (I prefer his portrayal of an adult Tommy from Halloween 6, especially the theatrical cut). While a fair number of characters make some pretty bad decisions that sometimes got them killed, this didn’t ruin the film for me. Honestly, a lot of those scenes, including the scene with Michael on the car and the characters’ poor handling of firearms, sold the movie to a degree for me, as it showed everyday regular people with little or no training (barring maybe some time at a range with stationary targets) straight up panicking in an extreme life-or-death traumatic situation and acting in ways that a fair number of people probably would act via quick and poor decisions and bad shooting. The writing and directing really landed the sense of fear and panic in most of the characters. I thought there was a very good balance between scary atmosphere and high level gore. There were very tense moments, and the scares landed very well (and at no point did I feel like there was too much humor inserted into the movie). The kills, while very violent and often gory, we’re never a ridiculous level of over-the-top that might have taken away from this type of film, and they were very impactful in ways that, at least in my opinion, usually made you feel bad for a good number of the people who got killed, including the old couple, the couple living in the Myers house, the doctor in the car (he tried; valiant effort), and Karen (not to mention the kid killed offscreen, who might have been an asshole, but was still just a kid). And I agree with you that I even felt for Cameron during his death; the film did a good job of making you like this character despite him making a shitty decision in the previous film-he largely redeemed himself, which made it sting a bit when he got killed, which is a mark of a good horror film.

Literally watched it last night. I love how they went back to the original movie and tried to tied up. Though wish Laurie had more action scenes. Overall the movie was cool, hands down Michael’s best killing spree out of all the movies. Do wish they would have kept Michael and Laurie being siblings, can’t wait for the next movie.

i honestly felt like karen’s death was super impactful and leads us into halloween ends with laurie obviously being the main character and of course it’s shown that ‘it isn’t about laurie’ but in a way it is and i feel like karen’s death is going to be laurie breaking point and instead of waiting for michael laurie will not stop until michael is 100% dead

Those Michael Costumes are all on point lol. Love the sythe for the H5 Michael

Also, another Easter egg was in the flashback, when the young cop is in Judith's room. The window was cracked the exact same way it happened when the light fixture fell and broke the window when Loomis and Brackett were in the bedroom and spooked them.

I like how people say that michael didnt die because theres going to be a third movie. He aint gonna die in that one either unless they decapitate him. I can see it now, laurie gonna finally die, and allyson gonna live and at the end hes gonna be on the loose still. He wont die and he will keep haunting as that is his whole character.

HALLOWEEN: Into the michael verse! Very creative!!!!!

I was genuinely crying at the hospital scene when everyone was bashing on the doors

Chris that was the best intro you ever made so far loved it