Hey, Maybe next you could do Cellular from 2004, thank you.

LMAO same!! Sorry to that kid but it's everyone for themselves 🤣🤣🤣

Love you and Alanda!

I would DIE for a collab reaction from you two Zzzavid/Alanda!

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There's no such thing as an end to corporate IP. To retain certain rights and licenses new releases must happen every x number of years. Every franchise navigates this.

@@got2bjosh well hopefully it’s the end for her character. They can keep going with it and I’m sure they will but she’s wrapped up her part (multiple times). That is what’s bittersweet about it for me.

It surprises me that she did she hardly liked doing this franchise unfortunately let alone horror movies. Recently Danielle Harris and Nancy from Nightmare on elm street (can’t think of her name) Scout Taylor Compton they were all at a convention with Jamie Lee Curtis. She was pretty rude to all 3 when Danielle Harris went over to JLC and told her she was in the movies and played her daughter she said “I don’t watch those movies I don’t know who you are” For the other two girls that went to talk to her she just said “uh huh uh huh” kinda disappointed.

@@ipukeglitter435 omg where did you get this information from

@@craigjones1946 on Danielle Harris' and Scout (Laurie from the Rob Zombie's movies) podcast they have. To be fair, she is quite a blunt personality if you watch her interviews and she's also been open and honest with the fact that she hates the horror genre as she's terrified of it.

And the dumbass kid was standing in front of a door that opens outward. He was so caught up in tricking Corey, that he wasn’t paying attention to his surroundings.

You make a lot of sense.

Even without it, I feel like if someone locks you in a room and refuses to open up, you're well within your rights to kick it open.

Yeah he was freaking out and the kid had it coming honestly don't feel bad for him. Don't act like a bitch.

Stupid of kid to stand right behind the door. My guess was maybe the door didn't have a lock and he had to put his weight against but we don't have to make it make sense that kid done gone messed up and paid for it 😅

Im ok with muted. I still wouldnt kick him out of bed!

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@@Zombina638 well ?! There is a lot going on under Michael's jump suit !

🥰🥰🥰 this is so so lovely, thank you! I've loved watching these films so much; cant believe we only have 2 left

I loved this movie!! Come on it's the Michael Myers universe they introduced a new way to contonue the series and also personally id love a trilogy that explores the curse of thorn. Halloween never ends we will be fine lol

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Objectively best Sleepaway Camp reaction ever

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This. When u really think about this trilogy it becomes less about Michael the Killer and more about The Shape AS AN IDEA. In the 2018 film we see it all but destroy Laurie's relationships with her family, in Kills we see the town devolve into anarchy and in this one, it's pretty much warped and poisoned Haddonfield into this bleak and ugly community that indirectly fosters Michael would-be successor

"Hurt people hurt people" is honestly the big theme of the trilogy.

This!!! A lot of people missed that message when they watched this movie.

Love story? Maybel? I think Michaels rage is from a broken heart! Wink! (Imsofullofshit!)

@@bklynkat23 They really did. Some have even said "There's no way they would blame Laurie and hate her for what Michael did." There's definitely a way that can happen. People need someone to blame and let their anger out on. So why not one of Michael's targets who survived multiple attacks by him? Happens all the time in real life. Victim blaming.

It's not claustrophobia. It's HADDONFIELD. if a supernatural evil psychopath terrorized your town and survived " I SHOT HIM 6 TIMES" would you want to be locked in a dark room on the night that he struck?

We know she's gunna react epically watching it.

She's the very best!!

I hope she still watches Evil Dead (2013) soon, even if it doesn't win the poll!

You just reminded me of Joker 2 when you mentioned folie a deux. 😂

@@TJUC123 I don't understand, which Joker version do you mean?

@@antonfaro9464 that’s the name of the sequel to the 2019 Joker film starring Joaquin Phoenix

@@antonfaro9464 Joker 2. That’s the title of the movie. Joker: Folie a Deux. It’s going to be a Joker and Harley musical movie.

Lady gaga in joker 2 amen

Finally someone who gets it!!! Everyone was like oh my God they made Michael so weak. And I just had to keep reminding them like yo dude was in prison for 40 years getting fed. Then these last four years he's just been scavenging so of course he's going to be weak especially after the beatdown he got in the last one

I love Lory and would always choose Lory above Michael and I still hated this movie. Idc that Michael was weak, it wouldn't be the first time he was in the beginning and then came back to strength and makes sense. Th movie is just not Halloween, plain and simple. Some might enjoy the difference and for others like me it's disrespect to the whole franchise. There is a reason why the trailer showed us none of that Corey BS and basically just used the only good scene (the final fight) to get people to come to the cinemas. It promised us Lory AND Michael and not just for 5 min. Aside from the fact that I really don't need a new protagonist in the wrap up film if we've never seen him before that. Lory often times was also not the character from the other movie. Sorry but pulling the knive out with literally no reason and then her just crying as the grand daughter walks in is just not the woman that appaently trained for decades to kill and protect herself from a killer. Aside from all that, it seriously feels like not a Horror Film at all. In the first 50 min after the Opening scene NOTHING happens... so I respectfully disagree.

What was stupid about the movie was the time jump. The second killer. And his send off. The rom-com feeling. The time jump was unnecessary, it should have all carried on straight after Kills. End the series that final night. I get what you’re saying and yes it makes sense, people aren’t upset with that, they’re upset because the character of Michael was ruined. He wasn’t Michael. And they had some random dude wearing his mask killing people. Even the kills were bad and rehashed things. It was all unnecessary, long, boring. It’s definitely the worst of all Halloweens (apart from Zombie) Halloween 2018 was a masterpiece and they ruined that with this one. Michael deserved a better send off

@@ItaliaPonticorvo I appreciated the time jump. If you remember in Kills, Lori was so weak she couldn't even leave the hospital. If this movie was to just continue on that same night then even more would have been disappointing

@@dakota7314you can disagree all you want, I just stated why I liked it. This was a very different timeline and calling this film “disrespectful to the franchise” is a cheap blow when films like Resurrection and Curse have been around far longer and are much worse and more generic to the slasher genre than they are to the legacy of Michael. Laurie was exactly the character from the other movie - except she’s accepted that she’s a victim, and has gone through much needed therapy to get on with a happier existence. It’s realistic. I’ve seen several hundred horror films, it most definitely feels like one. Just because it has a slow start doesn’t mean it isn’t or doesn’t feel like a horror film. There are a plethora of sub genres under horror, and many rely on slow starts to build tension or develop a storyline.

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Oh I watched the Exorcist here last year and it sent me!!!!!! And thank you so much I completely agree that it’s easier to enjoy storytelling if we don’t project our own desires/ to many expectations of the work. It can be really easy to be disappointed if we have a sort of fan fiction mindset upon entering the experience

I completely agree that going in with no expectations is the way to go. I really try to go into all movies with no expectations and to take the story for what it is. It really helps me to enjoy movies tbh, I’m almost never disappointed.

the exorcist is to demonish for me

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The film would've made a great tie in, with a potential H3 remake, if they took the last shot of the mask in Laurie's office, and zoomed in on it showing the Silver Shamrock logo. It would've tied EVERYTHING together in a very meta satisfying way. Also opening it up for other movies within John Carpenter's original anthology idea.

I said the exact same thing about it being like the orginal in terms of pacing, as well as feeling the most down to earth and grounded of all the sequels. This really made Haddonfield feel like a real place. I liked that it was very character driven. The opening with the Halloween 3 credits along with the score and the image of the pumpkin gave me goosebumps. PS: Did you notice the rendition of "Don't Fear The Reaper" playing in the background of the grocery store scene?

I'd stay away from Reddit with your opinions if I was you

Nah, you are reading into it way to much tbh, the cheesy, cliché If I can't have her no one will was said out of spite, not cuz he understood her...

Ummm... I think you're really reaching to make sense of something that makes no sense at all. Corey says that corny ass line before offing himself. Which means that now literally anybody BUT him can have her. Like... she could literally go get pipe from any other guy she chooses, LOL! God, this movie was full of such contrived and lazy writing.

I also saw Allison through the prism that sometimes people who have been hurt subconsiously gravatate towards people who are messed up. I got the feeling the cop she dated wasn't all that healthy. He seemed like a controlling freak who probably abused his power. After him she goes for the "damaged" kid who everybody thinks of as messed up. Does she want to fix him? Maybe, but I think part of her wanted to live inside the messed up world he was living in. I think she wanted to SHARE the alienation from the townfolk with someone.

I agree...A part of me felt genuinely bad for Corey. But at the same time...a monster that's been created is still a monster that needs to be stopped.

@Herstory not at all. Serial killers deserve to go down. Corey deserved to go down. But it doesn’t change the fact that what led him to that point was heartbreaking

I don't think the Corey storyline is bad, the problem is having the last Halloween film ever (potentially) have almost no Michael in it, also introducing a character in the final movie of a trilogy makes NO SENSE, at least introduce him in kills or something

Also Allison's backwards development made no sense and ruined her character for me

The problem with this movie is Corey. This is the end to a trilogy revolving around Laurie and Michael, and most of it was spent on some random love story that spanned 6 days and backtracked Allison's character development back to her 2018 self, when she thought her grandmother was crazy. Laurie Strode would not be sitting around writing a book and baking pies while Michael Myers is out there, hiding, especially not after he killed her daughter, Tommy, and a whole mob of people. This film was just completely detached from everything else developed in the trilogy, making them seem like idiots and completely unbelievable, like Laurie and Allison not making a single comment on how Corey has Michael's mask, after he's been missing for 4 years? Or even their calm reactions to Michael being in their house after 4 years, Laurie gets up and hides like it was still the same night in 2018, and Allison just runs in out of nowhere without context and no explanatioin for how she knows Michael is attacking Laurie, and slaps his hand down, and says nothing about the fact that her mother's killer is here after so long. No one in their right minds would blame Laurie, especially since there should've been a statement made by the police on the matter after the fact, explaining what happened. If this was realistic, Sartain's motivation to bring Laurie and Michael together would've been revealed, Michael's lack of interest her also, and his fixation on his old home, leading to many of the deaths, which is why it's now demolished.

@@NimbusTM You clearly don't understand this trilogy. Its about Haddonfield and the Boogeyman, not merely Laurie and Michael. The story isn't random either, Allyson's been fixated on Corey since 2019 when she heard his story and Allyson didn't revert either. She disbelieves her about COREY, has nothing to do with her experience with Michael. You're grasping at straws. Laurie Strode would absolutely be baking,etc. instead of obsessing over Michael. 1- it's been 4 years, it's not the next day and 2- she learned in Kills that Michael wasn't after her. She has guilt abouts the 2018 massacre, blaming herself like everyone else including Allyson does (Same as Kared did in Kills) but she does NOT believe anymore Michael's after her. The movie's not detached from the other two, you're just simple minded obviously. Allyson and Laurie aren't sitting around having a conversation about the mask, they're in the moment in shock, are you slow or something? Middle of a war and you want them to have a discussion?🤣 What you expected Laurie to do, scream like an idiot when she realized Michael was there? Lol, she did what she's supposed to do as one of the Shapes (yes, if you paid attention, Laurie became a shape after 78, which is why SHE also moves like Michael, not just Corey. I also can tell you never lost a child, talking so ignorantly. I have and although you never get over it, you don't stay a fuckin mess years later, as if it just happened. Laurie getting up to hide, says nothing about the time and place, you're just trying to make up shit to complain about. Especially odd for someone who started off saying your issue is Corey, then rattling off all that other B.S. Allyson didn't run back out of nowhere either, she knew something was wrong when Hawkins told her about the suicide call. It's obvious she was in denial about Corey, but you trying to play make believe as if that's not clear in the movie🤭🤭 Allyson broke his arm, "slapped his hand"? What movie did you watch? You can't even get the details straight but you trying to criticize? Weird as hell. You wanted Allyson to start having a conversation in the middle of killing Michael? Stupid as hell. What is with this, "but they didn't talk about it" stuff you're on? It makes no sense. Yeah, nobody IN THEIR RIGHT MIND would blame Laurie and that's the point, they including Laurie ARENT IN THEIR RIGHT MINDS 🙄 If this was realistic, this would still happen. We see people falsely accuse others everyday. We had ALL evidence in the world Trump wasn't cheated out of office, yet we still had a January 6 insurrection didn't we? Hmmmmmmm Last, Sartain motivation was revealed so apparently you missed that in 2018 and Kills as well. Michael's lack of interest was revealed to Laurie in Kills, this is WHY she isn't a doomsday prepper anymore. You literally have zero clue what you're talking about here..

@@millyoneyedeaz1350 While I don't agree with everything the other person said, why do you have to be mean with comments like: are you slow? I could also be like how does it make sense that Laurie is obsessed with Michael coming back for 40 years after the incident while she can keep track of him being in the institution compared to the 4 years where he's loose and she has no idea where he is. Now to me I understand why she'd want to move on and bake pies but it's okay if others believe otherwise. Oh and to rock your boat, I did think there were quite a few inconsistences in the story/characters and feel this movie was a bad ending to the franchise.

Man... you guys. 😂😂😂 micheal isn't fucking STAB MAN AND ROBIN... he doesn't care to train someone... there is no FEELING or emotion in there. Nor should he have been weak. Although I respect it's bold decision... it just didn't stick the landing like the last of us 2... luckily they didn't have Cory kill micheal 15 minutes in

@@dakota7314 "I could also be like how does it make sense that Laurie is obsessed with Michael coming back for 40 years after the incident while she can keep track of him being in the institution compared to the 4 years where he's loose and she has no idea where he is. " Questions like this, is why i ask if people are slow. If you take that as being mean, i dont know what to tell you, these questions aren't thought out well at all. You're focused on the wrong thing (length of time) when the issue is information.... She was obsessed for 40 years because she believed in something that wasn't true. Asking this question, implies you dont seem to register this fact. They didnt just jump from her believing he was going to come after her, to her being different 4 years later. She found out the same night he escaped in 2018, it wasnt about her. thats LIFE CHANGING INFORMATION. What doesnt make sense is Laurie learning the truth in 2018 but in 2022 living s if she never learned it. "Now to me I understand why she'd want to move on and bake pies but it's okay if others believe otherwise." No, its not and thats the problem i have with people like yourself, you cant just believe one thing when the story clearly states and shows the opposite. its okay to not like it, thats about it. So no, the only boat you rocked was your own. Its already obvious you dont know an inconsistency when you see one, or you would recognize the huge one in your misunderstanding of Laurie;s arc

yes I like the idea of her going to Japan with Frank, In fact I THINK that is why the last shot there is nobody home. She's in Japan

I was so worried at that scene as well.😲 Totally agree about wanting a longer chase & fight scene. I was so hoping for a massive long chase & fight scene with Michael vs. Laurie, Lindsey and Allyson at the end throughout the whole house with all three women surviving. I think it would have been a very powerful ending for the three of them considering how Michael impacted each of their lives.

definitely they deserved more screen time!

@@oldhollywoodfan8009 that would have been so cool!!!

It made zero sense to call the police to report a suicide just to trick Corey.

@@TheJokesterSCR But it got the police to go there. That was pretty clever.

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Even if that deeper meaning is very contrived and poorly explained? Not to mention, it's just plain stupid. Michael and Corey were clearly polar opposites. None of this made any sense and was extremely lazy writing.

@@TheJokesterSCR"Lazy writing", the magic word for those who neither understood the film nor enjoyed it

@@ZoarTwili [Edited] Not true. Just because someone disagrees with you and doesn't like the movie, thinking the writing was lazy, doesn't mean they didn't Understand or enjoy it. This is what makes fans seem intolerant and "toxic". And it's unnecessary. As I've written in other comment sections, I didn't hate it, but I was disappointed in it. That doesn't mean I don't understand it, nor does it mean I don't enjoy watching it

I loved it too. Ignore the fanboy haters ...

I have a suspicion that in time.. This will earn a cult following and get redeemed(like Halloween III has in the Fandom)

Plus, it’s a lot better than that Cult of Thorn trilogy.

and nothing could be as bad as the abomination that was resurrection.

Perfect film to watch on Halloween 🎃.

You mean the relationship that was overly forced? Allyson creamed her panties upon her first gaze at him. She's a 10 and he's a solid 3 or 4 at best, so it couldn't be that she was just after some man-meat. All she knew about the guy is that he accidentally killed a child. And the fact that Allyson just so happens to fall in love with the "new Michael Myers" of ALL people... give me a break. This movie was stupid from start to finish.

@@TheJokesterSCR Judging by your profile pic, you're a solid 2, so good luck with that.

I had a different POV I was releaved Corey DIDN'T become new Michael, I felt Laurie had earned to be the one to end this nightmare, If she had killed Michael and lived or died doing it and there had been another Michael it would have bothered me because of the sheer injustice of it, I hated the bust a Rhymes movie because Laurie gets killed and Michael goes onl To each thier own however,

They created the illusion of risk and then decided to waste time until Michael arrived at Laurie’s house. They told Corey’s story, his killing spree was super short and only impacted the brand new characters, and then he’s gone from the movie lol.

This one was so bad I couldn't even finish it Michael Myers makes a cameo in his own movie? Not a true Halloween movie imo very disappointed

@@MrOffroadjunkie You must hate the third movie then.

@@willfanofmanyii3751 yes also garbage but atleast that one still has nostalgia going for it I guess still pissed it exist

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He did that! He needs to play The Flash or Reverse Flash on the big screen!

I agree! I think it’ll be appreciated more over the years as the hate train dies down. This movie is awesome!

Yeah, I’m looking forward to those as well..

@@goldenageofdinosaurs7192 yes! I went to the same highschool as Rob zombie too so he has always been like that celebrity me and my friends could boast became famous. His movies are wild but so well made!

I can't wait to see her review those 2 films either!

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