Halloween (2018) | Michael Myers' Halloween Night Killing Spree
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- Make sure your doors are securely locked this Halloween. You never know if Michael Myers will come to your down and enjoy a Halloween night killing spree!
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Jamie Lee Curtis returns to her iconic role as Laurie Strode, who comes to her final confrontation with Michael Myers, the masked figure who has haunted her since she narrowly escaped his killing spree on Halloween night four decades ago.
© 2018 Universal Studios. All Rights Reserved.
Cast: Jamie Lee Curtis, Judy Greer, Andi Matichak, Will Patton, Virginia Gardner, Nick Castle
Produced by: Malek Akkad, Jason Blum, Bill Block
Directed by: David Gordon Green - Zábava
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The way he moves and turns his head is pretty chilling. They did him right in this movie.
I believe it’s the same actor that played Michael in the original Halloween.
@@TheBlueOwlX I think the original actor only played a few scenes, I'm not sure why though
@@tylervincent2559 You’re right. Apparently he did the window scene and recorded breathing sounds in post-production.
@@tylervincent2559 well i’ve met both of the actors, and to me james has more energy and can move a little better then nick, nick is one of my favorite michael myers cause he’s the original but he’s in his 70s and even though james is kind of right behind him he probably doesn’t have the strength or energy to do these kind of scenes, not strength in muscle, but as in to
move fast. he did do a scene where laurie shoots the window and it’s a head tilt, but 98% of this movie is james.
@@justinporter2117 you're so edgy
I just love the way he walks, so stiff, menacing, and silent. Its perfect
Silent but DEADLY
@@LevelupLegends3572 like a my fart
me too please
@@Grandpaneedsblood myers rippin up victims but u rippin up ass
He's so sexy
For those of you wondering why Michael spared the baby, here’s what I read on Pure Evil Wiki: When asked by Cinemablend on why did Michael Myers spare an infant in the 2018 Halloween film, director David Gordon Green disclosed the crew's feelings that in spite of Michael's status as Pure Evil, him sparing the infant was an unexplicably moment of doing the right thing, though Gordon Green admitted himself that he can't justify why Michael took that decision, yet found fascinating that humane moment. If it were confirmed that Michael spared the infant out of pity or because he couldn't bring himself to kill such a defenseless creature, it would strip him of his Pure Evil status. Though this is highly unlikely because he is shown to be very sadistic throughout the trilogy and even in the original film, as he likes to scare his victims and even bring fear into the hearts of those he kills or doesn't kill, and he spares the infant because it cannot be scared, be afraid, or even comprehend him, which is why he is referred to as The Bogeyman because he lives off of other people's fear.
This is my take on it, as well. Infants are completely irrelevant to Michael. They pose no threat, and are incapable of comprehending the boogeyman. Michael let the baby live to potentially grow up to be another victim.
Same thing in the original Halloween 2 he was in the nursery with all the newborns at one point and didn’t even acknowledge them.
If Michael killed babies, there would be no more babysitters for him to hunt 🔪
The original Michael was not a random killing machine, but the embodiment of fear and death. He played with Annie, Lynda, Bob and Laurie to instil fear before killing them. And toddlers are not afraid of something abstract like the Boogeyman, so Michael has no interest in them. Just like children have no interest in toddlers - you can't play with them.
Very well said
They really nailed the way Michael is suppose to be in this movie. The way he acts, walks, AND chooses his victims. I also like the fact that they got this scene, all in one take
If this is how he's 'supposed' to be, it raises an interesting question...why was he NEVER like this before? Because he certainly was NOT....
@@tgriffin3059What? He totally was like this. Just a killing machine! Halloween 2018 is the perfect Halloween sequel
@@Tipsy.42 You mean back in '78? Fraid not...he was NEVER a killing machine. Have you ever actually watched the original Halloween? Michael Myers has been aptly described as an evil child in a powerful grown man's body. Playing a game to whose rules only HE is privy. He watches people...stalks them....even toys with them...plays pranks on them....He turns down the easiest murder in history when Annie gets stuck halfway through a window....Because he is NOT a killing machine. He's more like an artist of the macabre...
@@tgriffin3059 Yes I've seen the original Halloween, who hasn't? And he is a killing machine, Michael is only a guy and the fact he kills that many people is impressive. If someone did what he did irl in the original Halloween movie they'd be considered a killing machine.
@@Tipsy.42 Annie was stuck in the window and utterly at his mercy. He didn't touch her. He waited in the closet, and made noises until Bob came TO HIM. He had Laurie Strode within easy reach, and he merely grazed her with his knife...he had her trapped in the kitchen, and waited...he had her again, between the houses...and waited...Then she stabbed him twice, and he played dead, when he clearly wasn't even badly injured...
That's an awful lot of wasted opportunities for a 'machine'...
Like I said, watch the movie...
What I really love about this scene is that they got it all in one take.
doesn't really feel like Michael Myers to me. No suspense whatsoever....
Well 2 takes, since there is only one cut during the whole scene
@@usctrojanfreak Micheal myers isn’t suspense
@@3lankfac32 yes he is
Yeah dont care.. just make the movie
You'd think some people would notice. Then again, he really does blend in well.
He’s 6 foot 7 foot 10....
@@riiisk1408 in this movie he was 6 foot 3... still tall but the one your referencing was the Tyler Mane version which Stands at a whopping 6 foot 8 which he also played in rob zombie versions of halloween as Michael Myers
Bunny girl senpai?
It’s Halloween. We’re all entitled for one good scare
That's the scary part about it.
When you relize no matter how many movies you make about this guy you will never get tired of it.
💪🏿🤘🏿
until the latest movie
@@bigphatass9685 that one was good
I wish Michael would say something in the last movie
@@christianalexander579 no
2:19 Really nice bit of continuity to have the nurse and doctor couple from Halloween Kills be established very briefly here
Damn didn't even notice that, nice catch.
Same bro
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Oh woah, never noticed that
The guy dressed as a doctor even had the same line he did from Halloween kills when he said something along the lines of “ I forgot my stethoscope”
This scene understands so well Michael Myers and following him like that in the houses and the streets was an awesome idea, loved this movie and can't wait for the sequel
there’s gonna be a sequel?!? damn. i thought he was really dead this time
@@laurawijngaards3004 two sequels as well they’ve just released the second teaser for the first sequel
@@laurawijngaards3004 apparently it seems that fire fighters went to go out out the fire that was supposed to kill michael
Now of only it had blue light
I have nightmares about him I still can’t stop watching🤣😔😩
Micheal the only guy in his 60s to scare the crap out of you
You seen that guy in don't breathe he may be blind but he fucking scary
you're god damn right
Hell yeah
You've clearly never met my dad.
@@gracerosales9375 😂
The scary thing is somebody could go around on Halloween and do this and go unnoticed for a long time
Facts
@Mr7Reality Years?
In this timeline he's only ever killed five people up until this film.
One of those being his sister, so I wouldn't really say professional lol
@Mr7Reality Jason: Are you challenging me? 🔪
@Mr7Reality Nah, it's 5 kills in this timeline before 2018. Judith, the mechanic, Annie, Lynda, and Bob. Laurie even says 5 at one point in the movie
@Mr7Reality I don't think so. Laurie said "He killed five people" and she would 100% know if he killed another
2:53 I love how his face appears in the window like a ghost then disappears when he raises back up, let alone with the horror sound & how he blends in with the environment.
He did the same thing in the original Halloween 2 after he was shot.
That lack of sensory, not seeing his eyes, not hearing his voice, even that need of having a monster to communicate with more kinder than one without, then you add that music...the bogeyman who refuse to go back into the closet.
Michael is our gay queen.
@Miguel Messina yes it does lol
@Miguel Messina and he refuses to go back into the closet
@@danwilliams2551 yeaaah that was an agreed a bad pun/joke man.
@@jasontoddvoorhees well I enjoyed it :)
This should of been about a 10 minute scene of him just offing people.
We’ll most likely get something like that in Halloween Kills. I can’t wait!
@@Ferni_Chavxz yea I think they get rid of all the BS and the whole movie is just Michael slashing people non stop.
It depends on the Saw movie. Despite the gore, there is actually a really good story.
I’m okay with the runtime. The CGI is what almost ruins it for me.
@Miguel Messina The knife through the neck. It looks awful.
1:52 I’m sorry but this is probably one if not the best scene in the entire movie. It’s just perfect, Michael walking out knife in hand on halloween night while all the kids are trick or treating laughing and playing completely unaware what is in their neighborhood while the music is playing on top of it. Just beautiful
U apologize way too much
@@earth-mv1zo good way to start a sentence like this
@@PluggedHades62 I'm just fkin wit u
@@earth-mv1zo ik lol
@@PluggedHades62 which one is the best this one Halloween kills or Halloween ends?
I really like how this scene flows. It’s like this is so natural for Michael and there is no thought or motive. He’s acting as a pure force and nothing else.
I remember this, this part was quite interesting to me. The way he chooses his victims
@@Hahu11219 fire 🔥
THATS SO FUCKING INTERESTING!!!!
I CANT BELIEVE YOU REMEMBER THIS!!!
can you explain to me ? I don't understand
Cala boca
The way he chooses? What’s his way of choosing
1:45 Michael's like "...nah, too far."
"I'll kill a mother but not the baby"
Michael: " S T A R V E"
Well no he killed its mum leaving it to starve. If he stabbed it the baby would shriek drawing attetion
@@everparedesvera4815 lol
I was like “thank you for sparing the baby’s life!!” 😰
How cool that he looks at the doctor and nurse couple who he kills in Halloween Kills. This was very good continuity.
The way Michael just walks back out and blends with the crowd when he's done with one house makes it really feel like he's "Trick-or-treating." Very creepy and well done. Also feel like the hammer was a reference to the kill in Halloween 2, and loved the one-shot take, very well-shot scene.
The kids bumping into Michael is also a reference to Halloween 2.
@@mrfanta7841 Which one? I don't specifically remember a kid bumping into him in the original Halloween 2 but I do remember a kid trick-or-treating bumping into him in Rob Zombie's H2.
@@Blarghurface The second movie yes, from 1981. A kid with a cowboy hat and a boombox on his shoulders.
@@mrfanta7841 Oh yeah, when Michael hears on the boom box that Laurie was taken to the Haddonfield Hospital, that's right.
@@mrfanta7841huh. i thought it was from the original halloween where lonnie runs into michael then michael stops him from bumping into him. but i can see this being inspired from h2 as well.
I like how he doesn’t even pay any attention to the kids, they just bump into him and he’s just standing there as if he’s like “get out of the way” that’s always what I got from the scene, especially because he killed one earlier in the movie but I always saw that as him stopping the kid from killing him since he had a gun and the car he needed
Not just that, but also the fact that even if he wanted to kill those kids, he wouldn't since they were out in the open where pretty much the whole neighborhood could see them along with all the adults, too many eyes and it would just stir up a lot of shit for Michael and he'd have to worry about all the cops swarming him too early on. As seen throughout the whole franchise, Michael's a pretty smart killer, he wouldn't be that careless and wreckless.
@@Vandicoup Michael is the physical personification of Evil...he never really cared about who know and didn't know of his crimes.
@@jasontoddvoorhees Not true. Evil is not stupid. If he killed a kid, the police would quickly swarm him. It would be a riot in a street. Every adult would be coming out with his rifle, and the cops would be down the street. Micheal would not be so careless.
@@billcipher9344 you mean by the new movie?...you know where he doesn't care?...
@@jasontoddvoorhees Except.....he clearly does. That's why we are even having this conversation?
Michael dont kill that poor old lady
Fans at least he did not kill the baby
Michael does have morals..he won't kill baby's..and small children.
@@lokalolatigra
i mean his pure evil, he still kills teens tho soo....
@@JordanWheeler1999 you gotta be ages 8 and up to get killed by Micheal.
@@rockycuro7737
I mean it doesn't matter what age you are, you are going to die from these killers either way
A baby doesn't comprehend what it means to be terrified for their life; Why kill something that won't react?
It almost feels like Michael never breaks in to someone’s house, he just knows who’s doors are locked and who’s isn’t. How could he have silently broke into both of those lady’s houses so fast?
There are sections in the midwest and south were community's leave their doors unlocked. Yes I'm from California; and spent time living in Virginia, Florida, and Louisiana.
It's the exact thing Laurie went after Karen for.
He proably take unlocked Doors as an invite
@Aldo Sosa you got a hearty laugh out of me with that.
@@LodyDude same here!
I love how this is all one long tracking shot. No cuts, no edits. If even a single thing is done incorrectly, then they gotta do the whole thing all over again.
I can only imagine the amount of planning and takes it took to get all of this single shot done. Amazing work.
The movie 1917 is really going to blow your mind if your impressed by this
@@jackcalkins4232 Cine de culto, "exquisito". La película de 1978 del género Slasher es en mi humilde opinión la más importante de la historia. Es magnifica y la 2 igual.
@@jackcalkins4232. Oh yes, I saw 1917 when it came out in theaters before Covid struck, and I was absolutely blown away by it. If Parasite didn’t come out in 2019, then I think 1917 would’ve won the award for Best Picture over Joker, that’s how much I loved it.
There is one cut
Best scene in the movie.
Agreed. This, the prison montage, and when the house is on fire, and when he gets his mask IMO
@@puffymcfart7782
True true. I'm a massive fan of when he stomps on Loomis 2 Electric Boogaloo's skull as well.
@@jeepersreapers353 same. I’m glad that character went with a bang
Not better than prison
@@BallTorture1234 I do think the prison montage was a very underrated scene, along with the music in it
I remember seeing opening night in a packed theater. Everyone was like "Nooooo NOT THE BABY MIKE! NOT THE BABY!"
MICHAEL IS SO EPIC IN THIS MOVIE! Easily the best sequel of the franchise.
2:35 pause...the fact that the mask still has the hole in the neck part from where lori stabbed him with the sewing needle, in the 1978 film, is great. Amazing attention to detail
Awesome catch!
00:47 People should stop leaving their Hammers lying around like that.
That doesn't seem very fair.
Yeah cause they know someone could pick it up and kill them with it right?
Or leaving their doors unlocked
@@giftalozie6504 They do live in a place where crime usually doesn't happen tho.
Yeah crime never happened 40 years ago...
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I don't get how anyone could not like this movie as a Halloween fan. Its like the perfect sequel to the original!
This is easily the best sequence of any of the new movies.
If only they kept it like this. It's the most iconic.
When I was in the theaters watching this I was relieved Michael didn’t kill the baby. But then I realized, Michael let it starve.
Well it’s very possible the cops would have found the body and saved the child
@@srewdeaman9465 Yes, that is possible but I highly doubt the cops would have found the baby.
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Why he didn't just killed it, it's gonna be fun to watch
@@JohnMkrv jeez chill out satan
I like this scene, him just in a street with a bunch of people, trick or treaters running around and he's just standing there looking around while the music plays. And then he goes to kill people, very interesting.
I say the same...
Wtf
One of the best scenes in the entire series
@@Narold1 he did that in his other movies lol
This is what I mean, you glorify killers, thats why there are so many of them.
This one of the best scenes I've ever seen in a horror movie.
I love how because it's Halloween, people assume he was wearing a costume acting like a serial killer when he IS a serial killer
He blends in well
What if someone dressed as Jason and just walked up to Mike, breathed heavily for about five seconds and then they both walked around each other.
That would have been so great and Hilarious.
Tyfyucg
I doubt that friday the 13th would exist in the Halloween universe because jason was inspired by the original Halloween film. I'm pretty sure none of the slasher icons do either.
@@nebuli4525 I know, I know it was just a What if.
Well in Michael's world, he doesn't know of a Jason Vorhees, so he would just kill him like anyone else.
Still mad they literally showed this whole part in the trailer . Hopefully they don’t make that same mistake with Halloween kills .
Glad I didn’t watch that trailer. The only trailer I watched was the first. I ignored all the trailers and I’m VERY glad I did. This scene had me shocked, and of course once I was done with the film I watched all the trailers afterwards and it was hilarious because I would have been pissed... here’s my solution to you, Just don’t watch them man. Learn self control lol I’m doing the same thing for Halloween kills. I watched the first teaser. And they released a new teaser I saw it ONLY because I saw it was only another 1 minute teaser, and figured why not, but other than that, NO MORE. It’s really up to you though man. I get that it sucks the fact that studios show the entire movie or important cool scenes in trailers but it’s our fault for watching them. Just don’t watch too much of them.
I bet you Halloween kills is going to have some crazy scenes that ruin the movie because you already saw the trailer... even the first trailer to 2018 was iffy because the closet jump scare would have gotten me but I saw the trailer...
i read that halloween kills has a similar one take scene but this time its in the hospital and he goes room to room killing patients.
I saw the new trailer. They do show 1 kill briefly. It looks awesome, but if you wanna go in completely blind, I wouldn't watch anything until the movie hits.
I actually don't wanna see anymore trailer's, seeing that we have to wait a whole damn year..... They should have put it out this year...
Well done to James Jude Courtney and the movement choreography team behind him for his performance and movement as Michael Myers. He did such a great job.
The music is always classic with Halloween movies. The fact that Michael Myers just walks fast and don't say anything while he's coming after you is one of the creepiest things about him. Love these movies.
Yeah, i love the whole quadigy (i love H2 1981, and like H3, H4, H6 and H20
Dude, I remember watching this the first time and thinking, "damn, he's pissed."
Even in the original he didn't go as ruthless.
I think the tow truck driver, Annie, Bob, Lester, and Linda would disagree with you lol.
I think being locked up for 40 years made him pissed.
The upcoming he’s even more piss
I honestly thought in this scene he was actually gonna kill the baby 🥺😂
Dang, at this point I wouldn't even be surprised.
But he didn’t kill a baby, he let the baby live.
It starved
I wonder what was going thru his mind when he stared at the baby.?? Michael of all slasher icons is the most interesting to observe
@Miguel Messina He kills dogs and eats them.
0:17 is it just me or anyone else gets their Goosebumps triggered from this moment....
That music and direction!
Best shot of the entire movie. This whole scene captures the essence of the Halloween films. It’s like traveling through time when he gets to the kitchen. Flawless camera work throughout.
Through time to WHAT? He never behaved this way in ANY of the earlier films. NOT ONE. Michael did not wander aimlessly around clubbing people. Never. People were told that this movie got the series back to its' origins. And they seemed to believe it without question. But I KNOW better. Michael was a stalker...a hunter...he might watch somebody an hour or two before killing them....Anybody who doesn't believe me, I encourage you to go back and watch ANY of the earlier films...THIS Michael never existed.
No Mercy..
Michael, Say Something..
Michael: LETS GO CHAMP
Micheal: The fitness gram pacer test is a multi stage Aerobic capacity test that progressively gets more difficult as it continues.
Something
2:16 fun fact those two couple getting in the car are actually the people that dressed up as doctors in Halloween kills
Damn that stab through the neck was brutal. Gets me every time!
I think it was more like a surprised shock
I remember everyone in theater saying “you better not touch that baby”.. an sign of relief when he didn’t. This was such a great one shot scene.
Sheriff Bracket: You know what Haddonfield is? Families, houses, all lined up in rows up and down these streets. You're telling me they're lined up for a slaughterhouse.
Dr. Loomis: They could be.
More fancy talk.
It paned out.
One of mu favourite scenes ever, it perfectly encapsulates the entirety of Michael Myers.
He is just pure evil, he doesn't "pick" his kills, they are just random, and that's what makes him even scarier.
Nobody surprised when they see a man wearing Michael Myer mask, which means it’s really a popular Halloween mask. He must be a bit proud at this
in the story of the first halloween movie it’s said that he just stole a random mask from a halloween store
@@bennett1426 well he sure liked it If he only used that one
The correct term is the William Shatner mask.
2:35 You can see the needle hole where Laurie stabbed him back in 1978
Nice attention to detail.
This is one of my most favorite one takes of any movie. This scene really showed us why we should keep our doors locked at night, and also showed us how stealthy and quiet Michael Myers really is.
Micheal Myers It's A Murder Halloween. 🎃🔪
1:42 I love how Michael looks at the baby and he’s like “nah, even I got standards.”
I think it's more about how his brain picks targets. The two kids bumped into him at the beginning and he didn't even acknowledge them. Didn't look at them. They didn't exist. He then turns and spots a target and starts going to the shed for the hammer. I think that's one of the scary things about his character. Some of what he does is completely random, and unpredictable. Some targets he stalks basically forever, others are just random people, and others he doesn't even acknowledge.
Maybe he thought: "well this will be a nice serial killer in the future"
@@niklash5088😂😂😂😂 right
@@RickySpanish12344yea cause he has killed kids
1:45 See guys, Michael isn't so heartless after all.
This one-shot is the best scene in the whole Blumhouse trilogy.
The fact that they did this in almost one long shot is nothing less than cinematic brilliance. I’m stoked for the next movie
I like how he didn’t kill
The baby shoes he actually has a code to his killing
2:20 No waaaay ! I’ve just noticed that this is actually the couple who goes on a manhunt in Halloween Kills and getting hilarious deaths!
This Is One Of My Favorite Scenes From The Movie.
michael is like, Welp it's back to business.
It’s so cute when the little boy says “sorry sir” 😂😂 Michael just stands there
Same thing happned in the original.
The scariest horror villain of all time.
I don't really know how to feel about this scene, weird as that sounds. Part of what made me scared shitless of him from the original movie is how he just kind of showed up everywhere and just lurked in the shadows. To me personally it just made him that much creepier.
Sounds to me like you actually know what you're talking about. No need to apologize...I have the first movie memorized, second for second. And Michael NEVER behaved like this. People who claim that this movie took the series back to its' origins...clearly have no familiarity with those origins...
this scene is amazing. the way they follow him around and the music coming in is perfect
one of the best one shot scenes in horror i’ve ever seen. the camera never cuts from michael once he’s on screen. chilling
I love how at 1:43 the baby stopped crying slightly when Michael appeared and gave him a look, the baby felt comfortable with Michael’s presence clearly
Kids in horror movies: basically invincible
Adults: guess I'll just die
I Like how they went back to roots as the first film By bringing back Jamie Lee Curtis And Nick Castle,James Jude Courtney They’re Fight scenes are Great gore Can’t wait For Halloween kills and Halloween ends thanks to universal pictures getting Two sequel A Year Apart.
The part that makes this so much better is how nonchalant he is about it
Right when the little kids bump into him, and that classic 1978, high-pitch note plays. Goosebumps!
This movie had many flaws, but this particular scene was borderline genius.
Just curious, like what?
Seriously like what
Like what
I just finished loved the scene too
There's too much comedy, which hampers the pace and tone of the film. I watched it in theaters, and every time I was beginning to really get absorbed, someone would say something bizarre and silly. You could tell that it was written by Danny McBride, and not in a good way. All of this, "I got peanut butter on my penis" talk, and, "I want to dance" talk totally marginalized the creepy, stoic tone. I'm not saying that characters can't input their own occasional levity into the scene, but it got ridiculous when it was cops talking about their lunch for a solid 3 minutes. It needed a lot of trimming, because there's nothing wrong with a 90 minute movie. We also didn't get much time to watch Michael stalk anyone, whereas the first film established that he enjoys stalking as much as killing. Furthermore, the teenager subplot with prom and cheating partners felt very shoehorned in, and only done to render the granddaughter without a cell phone. I think this is easily the best Halloween sequel, and the purest rendering of Michael since the first, but it's deeply flawed and often disappointing.
This scene really makes you think about who you really bump into on the streets at any given time.
This is one of the best one-shots in horror cinema. I love this movie.
The way he eagerly drops the hammer and grabs the kitchen knife will never get old, he shows the at least a hint of visible emotion
0:34 Michael is very tall. His head almost touches the ceiling
You say that about this Michael imagine when you see the Rob Zombie Michael lol
@@jason85846 this Michael James Courtney 193 cm height
yeah apparently michael is 6 foot 9 which is incredibly tall
@@MNC-78 The original Michael Myers was 5"10 he wasn't ridiculously tall until Rob Zombie made him 7ft in the 2007 remake, He's always been around the 6ft mark which is a little taller than average.
@@Blaydoner hey dude thanks for the information but on yt i wanted to see the final fight and as soon as i click on the video i get a reply based on the video WHAT A COINCEDENCE
This scene was better than the entire Halloween Ends movie
Not gonna lie when he approached the crib my heart skipped a beat, I can’t stomach watching babies get killed in films. James Jude Courtney is my favourite Michael Myers though, he takes everything that Nick Castle did perfectly and added some brutality to it
One thing i love about this shot is they keep it going with no cuts or stops except the cut after he picked up the hammer but from there it was all in one take. They really did go back to old roots
We all miss Dr Loomis .
The way mike ignores the baby shows that hes not a monster just a horrible villain
Mike Myers is on the loose
He’s not a sick monster, he’s a psychopathic and iconic villain 👌🔪🎃
Love how he drops the hammer to get the knife
XD omfg same
Michael doesn’t kill kids because he himself still feels and sees himself as a child
Michael does kill kids though. I dont think he feels anything tbh, his only goal is to kill as many people as possible.
At least Michael Myers has something special in his heart when it comes to babies haha
Professionals have standards
He left it to starve
He’s kinda like a sports hunter in slasher format
He kills people who can either run away or fight back because he gets off on the challenge
The baby can’t do either of those things
@@user-hx6gs9rq7u fr just because he didnt stab or shit people assume he has a good heart when it comes to kids
According to the directors, he considered it..
the vibes are immaculate
I had to come back and watch this to wash Halloween Ends out of my mind
The best character ever create in slasher films history. No one is even close to Michael. Carpenter show us, the real monster in human body. Show us something special. Thank you for everything mr.Carpenter.
Film editing is great.
Loved Halloween 2018- such a return to form. A shame Halloween Kills (and also Halloween Ends) has been delayed, but the wait will be worth it in the end, no doubt about it. Can’t wait to see what David Gordon Green, Danny McBride and Jason Blum have done with the story this time round, and the return of the Strode women (and Myers himself) will be fucking amazing.
Umm I hate to break it to you but... Kills divided the fanbase and was hated by critics.
@@scottylewis8124 Personally I loved Halloween Kills, they had announced that it would be a real outburst of violence from Michael Myers and they did it.
Kills had the heavy task of making the transition with Ends and even if the scenario of Ends was revised because of the COVID I found the film particularly successful.
Halloween 2018 laid the groundwork with the character development of Michael and Laurie as well as her family the film was centered around her, and her trauma following the events of Halloween 1978. Kills kicked off perfectly with this time a film centered on Michael Myers and the flashback scene was daunting, perfectly filmed with the colors of Carpenter's film, the mask was perfect, the atmosphere in general between the music, the children, the house of Myers, it perfectly writes his legend, that of the bogeyman.
Michael who massacres the firefighters was enjoyable with the house on fire in the background and we can feel his anger, he lost against Laurie and narrowly escaped death even if a normal human being should have died poisoned by the smoke. Michael is truly evil incarnate, as if possessed by something diabolical.
In Kills we also tell how he traumatized the city and how his return traumatizes them and pushes them to act anyhow, the scene of the park where they do anything, in the hospital where they pursue an innocent. I also enjoyed the treatment of Big John and Little John with the kids playing a prank on them, Michael wanting to go home, how he slaughters Cameron, that scene was perfect. The moment he chases Karen without her mask. When he is surrounded just before taking his mask back on, the atmosphere of this scene is great and very photogenic. I was a little disappointed with the clash with the crowd or I think he should have dispatched it more easily, killing one or two people should have scared the crowd away except maybe Tommy, Michael gets up despite the injuries that he suffered and that's where we understand that there is definitely no longer any humanity in this body. This film put the bogeyman into legend.
This is why I am wary of everyone's criticism, many claim to be a fan of the franchise but are clearly not objective, this new trilogy is in my opinion the most successful and successful on all levels, I like David Gordon Green's vision and I'm excited for Halloween Ends.
@@SausageandWine I didn't particularly like Kills. It had some high points that I enjoyed, but too many contrivances for me to look past. The lack of competence from anyone standing in MIchael's way, the lackadaisical law enforcement response, etc. I also personally enjoyed the more grounded take that this film took towards Michael, where it really treads the line between man and monster and leaves his true nature *almost* ambiguous but if you look closely enough it's clear that there's more to him than meets the eye. To suddenly force some exposition on us to the tune of "Oh yeah Michael is totally an ascended immortal being aka fear/violence/evil incarnate, didn't you know? The PTSD-stricken ramblings of Jamie Lee Curtis are telling you so!" all to the backdrop of the aforementioned contrived lynch mob scene just didn't sit well with me, personally.
If he dispatched the lynch mob more easily I would have lost even more respect for the film.
But to each their own. I'm glad you enjoyed it. However, you should keep in mind that a "No True Scotsman" argument is rarely the way to go. Just because someone doesn't enjoy a particular film that you did it doesn't make their arguments invalid nor does it mean that they're not a legitimate fan of the franchise. Making arguments like that poisons the well and is a form of toxic gatekeeping IMO.
I thought Halloween 2018 was excellent. A solid 8/10 at least, with this scene in particular being phenomenal. Great acting, great cinematography, solid plot. A worthwhile addition to the franchise by any metric. Kills, in my opinion, had a few points that I found fun and legitimately did enjoy but ultimately left a sour taste in my mouth. Ends... I can't even begin to address.
People: Aww Michael spared a baby. so he does have a heart.
Michael: Starve
There was something about that kill at the end and then hearing the universal theme immediately after that just made that really funny
This scene is so amazing
Probably the best scene of the movie
HAPPY HALLOWEEN UNIVERSAL!!🎃🕸💀👻🕷
Love how he has no mercy.
What if there is a real life Michael Myers out there lurking somewhere..
This was made so well! A touch and sort of a homage to the first one where horror movies gave a different kind of shock factor 👏🏻
This movie has virtually NOTHING to do with the original. If you doubt me, go back and watch it....
Favorite scene from the 2018 movie. Reminds me of how in the first Halloween Dr. Loomis is telling Sheriff Brackett, "Death has come to your little town, Sheriff." And then Brackett replies with "Doctor, do you know what Haddonfield is? Families. Children. All lined up in rows up and down these streets. You're telling me they're lined up for a slaughterhouse." This scene shows show Michael was going house to house down the street on his killing spree, possibly implying that more people were getting killed than those shown on screen.
I saw this Halloween movie i love Michael myers he’s the best killer in all Halloween movies
where was this michael myers in halloween ends
Where was any michael myers in halloween ends
Well obviously he was in his 60’s He was probably getting weak after multiple times of surviving getting shot, getting jumped by the mob, or even stabbed 100’s of times from the people trying to kill him for good