HALLOWEEN (1978) MOVIE REACTION *First Time Watching*
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Halloween is terrifyingly chilling and in my opinion the psychological torment is more frightening than the gore and the guts you'd expect in a horror film. The score sends shivers down your spine and keeps you on the edge of your seat the whole time. Michael Myers' is a mystery, you don't know why or what his motives are, which is what I think makes his character so horrifying! I enjoyed this more than I anticipated and I'm excited to check out the rest of the franchise!
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To me, this is a slasher film in it's most perfect form. Tons of suspense, incredible score, beautiful, yet haunting shots that will make anyone uneasy and barely any gore. John Carpenter is a genius.
Yepp even with somewhat of a long build up, it capitalized greatly
I agree and for me gore doesn’t make a movie better and it can definitely make it worse.
I agree. It’s rare for me to watch horror movies because most concentrate more on gore than actual scares. While Halloween does have some blood, it’s not over the top. Instead, it draws on the idea of stalking and paranoia, drawing the audience into a state of uneasiness.
John Carpenter stated that there was no reason for why Micheal was doing was he was doing. He wanted the audience to have the feeling that this could be anybody you know and easily happen to you. Which is what makes it so creepy.
Loomis' monologue about Michael is probably one of the most chilling scenes in horror history. Donald Pleasance delivered it so well. RIP.
The sequels up the body count and gore factor compared to the first but they ignore the fact that what made the original movie such a classic was the pervading sense of dread built up in the first hour. That's why the original is the best.
Thank you. Watching Halloween Kills; I had this terrible feeling that I couldn't shake. This is not Michael Myers. It's not even Halloween. They substitute buckets of blood and gore for substance. 2018 was good in my opinion. It felt like Michael Myersb and it had that sense of a stalker/hunter; studying it's prey as you see in the tracking sequence; he stops and stares into the window; he was in Julian's backyard/closet and again in the Elrods backyard. It had a familiar taste in 2018. Kills is just q bunch of overindulgent trash. It's so pretentious; it's sickening. James Jude Courtney SUCKS. He is trying so hard and it translates TERRIBLY. When he's driving every knife in the house through the fat guys back; you can see Michael Myers stopping to think about what he's doing. There's moments of hesitation; moments of doubt. That's not Michael Myers. Michael Myers is a hunter; with no motivation but to kill and hunt his prey. This new " Myers " was all about staring out of his sisters window. Um..GAY! Hawkins destroys the legend of the greatest stalker ever with lines like " He [ Myers ] is somebody's baby boy. " Later he says: " What if Michael isn't staring out of his sisters window. Maybe he's staring at his own reflection; looking deep inside of himself. " So, not only do they completely change Michael; they emasculated him countless times. He walks away from an officer shooting at him to kill; only to walk out it front door and into police custody. Since when is Michael Myers a betat soy boy!? What is he hungry or somethjnf? Perhaps he's exhausted and wants to recharge. So, he gets arrested in order to get three hots and a cot. I can't rationalize this garbage. Let me stop, before I write a novel.
What the hell are they doing to my favorite legend of horror !? All of the mystique and the lore; that the true Halloween created; organically has been shit on and destroyed in one 100 minute shitshow. They didn't even leave any room this dogshit film for the viewers imagination.
Gordon Green and McBride need to stay away from The Exorcist. They're about to ruin another classic because they havent the talent to create their own.
Incredible filmmaking from Carpenter. His ability to create tension is 2nd only to Hitchcock.
The ending was meant to imply "The Boogie Man" could be anywhere to creep out the audience when they left the theater.
Carpenter never wanted to do a sequel and when the Producers forced his hand he said he had to get drunk to write the screenplay for Halloween 2. The only thing John Carpenter likes about the sequels is the checks he gets for them lol.
If John carpenter didn't want to be involved in making sequels then why was he on board for the 2 most recent sequels? Other than for the fat pay cheques that is as the man sounds like he has pride he doing the original
@@garyclarke9685 He does have Pride in the original, but go watch "Halloween A Cut Above the Rest" documentary it's on CZcams and the last 15 minutes or so deal with the sequels and Carpenter is very blunt on his opinions on doing them. You can also watch the countless interviews he's given to on them. I mean dude ask yourself something if Carpenter loved the sequels why hasn't he ever directed one?
I like Halloween 2, 3, 4, 5, and H20. I like the Rob Zombie Halloween films for what they are, and like the new films but that doesn't change Carpenter's opinions on them. My original comment was simply because she thought the ending was setting up sequels which it wasn't and not if I think they're bad.
@@jokerz7936 thanks for reply & for all the detail. I will check that out. Just one thing though John carpenter was heavily involved in making Halloween 2. He partially directed,produced & wrote several scenes. As for Laurie being Michael's sister I suppose that was out of his hands & therefore he may not have been in favour of that
@@garyclarke9685 In the Documentary I mentioned Carpenter said of Halloween 2 he needed help from Budweiser to write the screenplay and at the end of the day all they did was remake the original but not as good. Hey this is just a guess but maybe a reason he's involved in the current films is the fact it retcons Halloween 2 and Laurie and Michael being siblings.
@@jokerz7936 because it’s easy money for him.
Btw whilst this is my favourite film, i first saw it aged 5 in 1985, Annie's death left me with a lifelong habit of checking the backseat before getting in a car lol.
Trivia:
- There is no "Haddonfield Illinois, the town was based on Debra Hill Capenter's hometown of Haddonfield, New Jersey"
- The Mask: In 1975 William Shatner did a movie the "Devil's Rain" in it they did a special effect with his face, so they made a life cast of his face and used it for props. When the film wrapped up, they used he cast as a negative for "Captain Kirk" star trek masks. In 1977, Halloweens Producer tommy lee wallace on the budget of just 325,000 dollars; wanted a mask on the cheap so he went to a hollywood Costume shop and bought three masks, one a childs clown mask (in he beginning of the movie) a Sad clown Emmett Kelly mask (abandoned) and a kirk mask prop master, cut the sideburns/eyebrows off, fwipped the hair, cut out the eyes and spray painted it Krylon "Applianace White"
- was filmed in 20 days
- All the dark scenes in the movie are real, unlike most hollywood movies which are backlit, Halloween was filmed at night, without accessory Lights (They couldn't afford it)
- There was no costume budget: All of the actors wore their own clothes, since there was no money for costumes
Filming at night helped a lot with the actors reactions to Michael i bet. It would terrify the hell out of me lol
Oh, it saddens me that Aussies don't really embrace Halloween, because it's such a fun holiday. It makes sense though, because the climate is warming up in the southern hemisphere. But since we're getting the chill of autumn, Halloween costuming is an opportunity for girls to show off "the goods" one last time in a sexy costume before putting it all away for the winter lol.
But seriously, more than that, it's away to embrace the falling of leaves, leaving skeletal tree bones and associating the chill in the air with the chill of death. Because, at it's core, Halloween is a holiday that embraces death. And it's fun to feel a bit spooked and uneasy. And haunted houses are a lot of fun...like an emotional roller coaster of fear...where you get to be scared in the middle of a horror movie without actually fearing for your safety.
But most importantly, it's an opportunity to dress up as your favorite fictional character and be creative with costumes...scary or not...as a way to announce what you're into. You could go traditional and dress as Michael Myers or a vampire if you want to go scary, or as a harmless character like Dorothy Gale or Rainbow Bright. And it's fun to go around and complement people on their creative costumes.
Tonight, I saw a woman dressed in a trench coat, and when she opened it, she had a body suit with chest and pubic hair with a huge floppy penis and testicles...I laughed my ass off.
And we decorate our yards with tombstones, and bodies hanging from the trees. And dads carve jack-o-lanterns with the kids, which is a great opportunity to teach knife safety. And trick-or-treating, where kids get candy from the neighbors...which the old people love, beca6they get to see all the little kiddies all dressed up.
I LOVE Halloween.
What boggles my mind is that Japan goes wild for Halloween, giving the US a real run for the money, but it isn't much of a holiday in the UK.
I’m fairly certain…that Loomis is the ONLY character in any horror movie w/common sense!😃 To this day. Nancy from Nightmare on Elm St. is pretty smart, but Loomis is hardcore never falling for Michael’s BS, tries everything he can to convince others of how dangerous he is, continually spotlights Michael as THE supernatural force of evil. And he never, ever downplays that danger. Go Doc Loomis!
I love her facial reactions!
The song triggers a lot of people, lol. Glad you watched this classic.
When John Carpenter made this film, there was no intention of doing a sequel.
A true slasher masterpiece
Halloween in Australia just would not be right, it's Spring. In most of America the leaves are falling, it's getting darker and cloudier... that's the stuff that brings on the feelings of Halloween.
I live in NZ and you should see what Christmas is like over here😂 December is the hottest time of year here so our santa is always shown with sandals with sun glasses chilling on a beach lol pretty sure its the same in Aussie
Do you guys even celebrate HALLOWEEN?
Halloween 2 picks up from this final scene & continues on throughout the night.
My grandmother took me and my sister and a group of our friends to see this film in the theater in 1978
my grandmother's friends told her it was a good thriller and that she should go see it, I was 8 years old it scared the pants off me and to this day it still makes me nervous.
enjoy
Always fun to see people’s reaction to this for the first time. This is still by far the best of them all and it’s really the only one that warrants attention. The sequels don’t come close to this. If you haven’t seen the original Psycho yet, definitely do so - like Halloween, it’s scary and suspenseful but not really all that gory.
Here from your Sunny reactions! I can't believe you've never seen this. Michael Myers is such a classic slasher villain
Donald Pleasance ("I can see...I can see perfectly") is also in it says an American who knows that THE GREAT ESCAPE is on television EVERY Christmas in the UK).
It was my first time watching, too! We reacted to it, and it was a RIDE! 😂😂
Best "First Time" Reaction I've seen for this film. I love how on edge you were the entire time, which is exactly what John Carpenter aimed to achieve.
By far, my all time favourite film. Saw it 21 years ago when I was only 4 years old and I was just mesmerized.
by the way if you want to know what happens next you need to watch halloween 2018, that takes place 40 years later it's a direct sequel to this movie skipping over all the other halloween movies.
Now that I think about it, Michael's name is only really spoken like once in the whole movie, when Judith is looking at him, so I can sort of see how knowing his full name already might look like a spoiler on the outside.
She's 19/20 during this. (Playing HS obviously but pretty close to it.) Born in '58.
@Eve Reacts: You asked, "Introducing Jamie Lee Curtis"? Was this her first movie? Yes! Previously she had only done a little T.V. series work [ especially the short-lived comedy series "Operation Petticoat" ( 1977 - 1978, ) based on a movie that starred her real-life father, actor Tony Curtis. ]
Also - how old was she ( Jamie Lee Curtis ) when she did this? - you asked? She was only 19 when they shot the movie. Although turned 20 later that same year ( she was born on November 22. ) I am actually the same age, only 7 months ( plus some number of days ) older.
Best horror movie ever. This was my very first scary movie I ever watched as a kid
We want more Halloween movies reactions Eve ❤️
You should watch Halloween 2018 and Halloween Kills in my personal opinion they are really good especially Halloween Kills i absolutely love that movie but i enjoyed your reaction! I shall click subscribe
Yeah this is Jamie-Lee Curtis' first film
Eve! Such a good review. and good, great and goose-bump review! Thanks! =;-D
I grew up on horror movies, I remember cheering Michael on like woot got another one haha
Nice reaction, Eve😁👍. I hope The Exorcist is on your list of future films to react to.
Surprisingly, The Exorcist didn’t really scare me. It’s probably because I’m Catholic and have a great deal of knowledge about how dangerous the occult and demons are.
Nice one! Truly a classic.
You need to watch Halloween 2 because it is the continuation for this movie (same night) which takes place (small spoiler) at the hospital.
You know it's bad when the guy's psychiatrist refers to him as "The evil."
Other than Psycho, I view this as the OG slasher. It does include maybe the worst section of dialog in any movie: "Who care about your chemistry book? I always forget about my chemistry book and my math book and my English book and my French book. Who needs books? I don't need books. It doesn't really matter if you have your books or not. blah blah blah" 😂
Yes, that young girl you see in Haddonfield is the Baroness Haden-Guest and she was 19 there.
Love thr music it's never ending like michaelmyers. Yu can listen to it on loop forever lol
There was never an intention to make a sequel. It was supposed to be a stand alone movie. By the way, his mask is William Shatners face(captain kirk)
i think dr loomis meant halloween night since he killed his sister on halloween night as well
Subscribed. I love John Carpenter’s HALLOWEEN. 🎃 I have been a fan of this franchise for so many years. My two favorites are 1981s HALLOWEEN II, and John Carpenter’s HALLOWEEN.
I love her accent I will enjoy people with accents talk for a long time and I would not be tired of hearing them talk I love people with accents
Fantastic reaction! You have my subscription. This is my favourite movie of all time, and i am a huge fan of the Halloween series, there is only 1 of the 12 films i don't love (Halloween: Resurrection (2002)). This series is weird in having multiple timelines and i hope you choose to react to sequels, i'm sure tons of people will tell you to cut straight to the 2018 film or miss out Halloween 3, but i disagree. To see the films the best way is to watch them in date order, and Halloween 2 (1981) continues the same night immediately after this ends.
Laurie strode was adopted by another family but was one of Michael's other sister
Jamie lee Curtis was 19 years old in this original
I've learned the name besides being the last name of the actress in here,Loomis has been used in multiple things. Billy Loomis, in here Sam Loomis the doctor... in Psycho the name Sam Loomis one of the characters... and in a 60's tv show Dark Shadows which was a "goth" horror soap opera.. there is a character Willie Loomis.
Those facial expressions you make are awesome 👌
You look like the girl from the youtube channel Once Upon a Reaction.
You're her Doppleganger.
The resemblance is just uncanny. At first, I thought she changed the name of her channel to Eve Reacts lol 😂🤣
You're both just too cute 😍😘
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NO SPOILERS.....but, this franchise is one that really doesn't stick to a singular continuity. So you can't really follow along with every movie with a consistent idea. John Carpenter originally wanted "Halloween" to be sort of an anthology series where each movie would be its own thing, and not continue on with the "Michael Myers" storyline. The popularity of this movie gave the producers leverage to kind of force Carpenter's hand in greenlighting a second Michael Myers movie in Halloween II. Carpenter only agreed to do a Myers' sequel if it would allow him to produce a different story for Halloween III. The producers agreed, so Halloween III has nothing to do with Michael Myers storyline.
There are many more Halloween films after Halloween III, including a Rob Zombie remake, and others they all take liberties from the the first two and go in different directions from the first two films. Sort of like different timelines in different universes. Not all fans agree which timeline is best, so this is a personal preference thing.
In fact, the latest version Halloween 2018, Halloween Kills 2021, attempts to reboot the series ignoring all of the films that came after the original. I was originally onboard with the idea, as the visuals in the trailer for Halloween 2018 were very convincing.
Despite the great visuals of the reboot (IMO), the story is subpar at best, and I still prefer the first two movies of this series Halloween & Halloween II over everything that has been created afterwards. Halloween II literally continues immediately after this one left off.
You saved me from saying just about everything you said there. Halloween and Halloween II are 'the night he came home', there was only one night. As much as they have tried to have another night, or to reimagine the first night, nothing will ever hit us like Halloween (1978) and Halloween II (1981). Halloween Kills is the second Halloween film, after Zombie's Halloween II, that I have decided to not watch. Sequels and reboots are over for me. I have sequel fatigue.
Halloween 2 has a much higher budget but the continuity is great and it really feels like the same movie
3:17 I used to drive through SMITHS GROVE a lot at night and get a chill when I saw the sign. By the way it’s really in Kentucky.
The film was shot in Southern California, relying on older neighborhoods that has houses that could represent mid western locations and where there were fewer palm trees. The fallen leaves were collected after completed scenes and re-used as the filming was not in the Autumn.
@@TheBTG88 well SMITH’S GROVE is really in KENTUCKY not ILLINOIS. Near BOWLING GREEN where CARPENTER grew up.
"Introducing Jamie Lee Curtis "
A young Jamie Lee was considered for the role of Reagan in The Exorcist, but her mother Janet Leigh objected to the graphic content and declined. Others who auditioned or were considered included Brooke Shields and Eve Plumb (Jan Brady from The Brady Bunch).
Jamie Leigh Curtis mother was Janet Leigh…..she starred in the original slasher movie called Psycho….came out in 1960 directed by Alfred Hitchcock ….might be a good reaction for you…it’s called a classic…
Master just wants to play
If you want "answers" to some of those questions watch H20 the 20th anniversary one, it has some decent answers and modern... stuff. It is a good stand alone, in my personal opinion. Explains the 15 year wait for example, and the "why her" as well if I remember right.
23:45 Come on, Laurie. Hit the lights. If there are supposed to be people _here,_ and you're _checking_ for 'em, check _properly_ Turn on the lights.
Wow this movie is 44 years old the greatest horror movie of all time . Halloween made other horror movies step up
In the second Halloween the audience finds out that Laurie is Michaels sister
The only other "Halloween" movie you might want to see is "Halloween II," as it continues immediately where the first left off-----yeah, it's the longest Halloween night ever. You also learn more about Michael's motivations for wanting to kill Laurie. Don't even bother with IV-VI (III is not a Michael Myers movie. It's a classic in my book, but you might find the gory parts disturbing.). The current trilogy doesn't look much better.
I recommend reacting to Halloween 2 and Halloween 3 then the current trilogy: Halloween (2018), Halloween Kills, and Halloween Ends.
The twist in Halloween 2 wasn't the idea when John Carpenter made Halloween. Halloween was supposed to become a anthology series after H2 and that's why H3 is so different.
Also, Halloween Kills has a extended cut that has more brutal kills, extra scenes, and a extended ending that was removed because they changed the story for Halloween Ends during the pandemic.
Also Dr. Loomis is named after a character in Pyscho.
You can't kill the boogie man. Oogie Boogie, on the other hand, can be killed.
The real and true boogeyman that can't be killed. Can't beat the original, even graphics wise. Of course, you can always outdo it with the amount of blood kills. The only other thing that is getting better than it is the details that the Shape's mask has. His mask wasn't really that good in the first movie, but it was their first film.
Is tommys house just down road from myers house or did myers move the car lol
@17:05 I saw that lip nibble, Eve lol
I am subscribed to your channel I think that Michel kills because he killed his sister on Halloween night and the doctor was talking about Michel could see his sister from the window out side he wasn’t talking about her boyfriend love ur reaction hope everyone has a great day or night
3:30 Now _this_ scene makes no sense to me. They're pulling up to arrange a _prisoner_ transfer? Late at _night?_ This is an asylum for the criminally _insane._ _Surely,_ the have normal business hours.
Lol michaelmyers is like batman lol. Both had training or lessons lol. Both wear masks. Both use psychology and fear as a weapon. Both disappears and moves pretty stealthy. Both have a thing with multiple women. Both aggressive and know how to take people out. Both kill even batman lol in bvs and Tim burton movies lol. Both have a cop or doctor to help hype them up to other people. Both have a signal. Both have family issues. Both cam move fast and run up a car like spiderman lol. Both can withstand damage and pain and keep on going lol. Both are unstoppable. Both breathe heavy. There's probably more lol.
Eve Reacts he (Michael The Boogeyman/The Shape Myers) is originally made 2 be a almost Supernatural Force (Teleportation, Superhuman Regenerative Healing Factor, Superhuman Physical Durability & Superhuman Physical Arm Strength) an Evil Force of Nature that's loose!
Eve Reacts letting poor poor Laurie Strode see him at all these different locations is part of Michael The Boogeyman/The Shape Myers MO in a way as well as his way of saying no matter where ya go/no matter where ya try 2 hide/no matter what ya do you'll never escape me completely & sooner or later I'll eventually get cha permanently!
Actually, John Carpenter never wanted to make a sequel. He leaves some his horror films with no conclusion. The Thing for example.
The only reason it's a franchise is because it made a lot of money.
Have you seen Jammie Lee's mom's movie Psycho? The first movie featuring the Psycho 🔪 knife ✌️❤️
You definitely need to watch part 2. It continues from that moment on. A lot of your questions will be answered.
Eve Reacts there are different Michael The Boogeyman/The Shape Myers Halloween continuity timelines the 1st/original timeline being the Dr. Samuel James Loomis timeline (Halloween 1978, Halloween 2 More of the Night He Came Home 1981 whose events are set 2 take place the same night as the original, Halloween 4 The Return of Michael Myers 1988, Halloween 5 The Revenge of Michael Myers 1989 & Halloween 6 The Curse of Michael Myers 1995) the 1st alternate timeline which completely ignores/retcons events of Halloweens 4,5 & 6 (Halloween 1978, Halloween 2 1981, Halloween H20 (Halloween 20 Years Later) 1998 & Halloween Resurrection 2002) & finally the 2nd alternate timeline AKA the final timeline which completely ignores/retcons events of all the older sequels (Halloween 1978, Halloween 2018 AKA Halloween 40 Years Later AKA Halloween The True Return of Michael Myers,Halloween Kills AKA Halloween The True Revenge of Michael Myers 2021 & Halloween Ends AKA Halloween The True Curse of Michael Myers 2022)!
Your accent is so cool!... should check out the exorcist :)
She was 18
You know this slasher film has always been my favorite because he stalks her perfectly and knows when the right time to f someone up aka kill. I don’t like Jason because he lets his mom get to his head to much and his is a stalker but not as stealth he’ll bust a door in front of like 2 or 3 people🤦🏽
I'm a pigeon
Seen em all. Rob Zombie's was the best
Nah sorry bud you're in the small minority for that one, I'll give him some credit for his first Hallwoeen though definitely not the second 😂
@@WhoCares-dl8zr whats wrong with saying that? Completely subjective statement. Im not sorry, acting and directing came a long ways. Its untestable if someone grew up with a show, then they make remakes, but no shit this one would be more popular, it has the longevity and notoriety.
@@WhoCares-dl8zr why say sorry when your name is who cares?
@@ryans9922 It’s not really subjective, man. I don’t dislike the Zombie remakes as much as most people, but they’re still objectively pretty bad movies. If you’d have said Rob Zombie’s was your favorite, I wouldn’t have said anything. But ‘the best?’
No. I’d bet that even Rob Zombie wouldn’t say that.
@@goldenageofdinosaurs7192 he put his boots on. Not really, pretty bad, are all subjective with your choice in adjectives. Morrison would be disappointed. Now if you said define best, id say my personal best of the Halloween movies...thought that would be implied, didn't relize there were so many sensitive movie critics on here..man
I love Friday The 13th and Nightmare on Elm Street, but the king can’t be touched. Those franchises are dead , and as Tommy Doyle says it best “You can’t kill the Boogeyman”
Plus, they relied too much on gore.
but i saw the boogieman outside.. oh yea, well what did he look like? well he looked like that guy that youve been seeing all day following you around town, you know the white mask and all.. idk what youre talking about, theres no boogieman outside tommy.. there he is again! tommy, thats enough of that.. oh come on, are you serious .. i believe you tommy
Halloween 2
Eve, you bear the most _incredible_ resemblance to Vanessa, over at _Once Upon a Reaction._ Do you know about her?
I can't believe you need subtitles to understand somebody who speaks with an American accent.
Donald Pleasence is absolutely wasted in every scene, just about. He wasn't thrilled to be a part of some production with a bunch of inexperienced newcomers, to put it lightly. Apparently; he would be constantly drowning his sorrows in bottles and bottles of red wine before he was even called on to film his scenes..
Love your accent sigh*
Non spoiler if you want answers from a movie franchise. This is the wrong movie franchise because this movie franchise has no solid continuity. What you get instead is multiple timelines with events that differ in each timeline. For example events of Halloween 4, 5 and 6 get removed and have nothing to do with Halloween H2O. Even some events in Halloween 4 get changed in Halloween 5. Then Halloween 2018 removes all of the sequels completely then goes to this movie only. Obviously Rob Zombie reboots are a separate thing altogether. Then there is Halloween 3 Season of the Witch it has nothing to do with Michael Myers whatsoever. I have the Shout Factory collectors edition of Halloween 3 Season of the Witch. In the audio commentary with the writer and director. Tommy Lee Wallace he says he would have preferred it to be just called Season of the Witch. But the movie studio would not fund the movie with that name or title. With full knowledge that it had nothing to do with Michael Myers. In any way shape or form the movie studio basically said no. Halloween 3 in the name or title then no funding and no movie. So they had no choice but to call it Halloween 3 Season of the Witch. In order to get it funded an made they wanted it to be a separate thing altogether. But the movie studio made them make it apart of that movie franchise. That's why John Carpenter sold his shares and walked away. When the movie studio said they want to bring back Michael Myers in Halloween 4. Because John Carpenter was done with Michael Myers at the end of Halloween 2. It was supposed to be the end of Michael Myers once an for all. But then John Carpenter returned for Halloween 2018.
React to Candyman from 1992
Wifey ;p
Movie ideas for the future
Airplane (1980)
Police Academy (1984)
Willow (1988)
Three Men and a Baby (1987)
Chances Are (1989)
Dirty Work (1998)
I’d love to see a reaction to Chances Are. Some of Robert Downey Junior’s best work😊
The worst mistake ever made in any slasher movie was showing Michael's face under the mask...it humanized him. Never humanize the monster.
True, but it made it seem like he had no emotion especially in killing which is terrifying
@@WeinerJuice No...it humanized him.
@@wfly81 In your opinion, sure
@@WeinerJuice Scientifically, anything with a face is humanized by people...it's just part of our nature. That's why the mask works so well...it has no features nor expression. That's not my opinion; that's fact.
@@wfly81 Yes i suppose so, but imo I think Michaels face doesn't humanize him at all
DO NOT watch any of the sequels ! Watch Halloween (2018) cause that’s the actual sequel
Spoiler...Michael Myers is actually named Dennis Reynolds.
😂😂
Fck me you have such fine lips . I was distracted the whole video
Excellent reaction. Normally I would suggest you to watch Halloween 2, but for some reason it doesn't get good clicks, so please don't do it😅
@Gene87.... Not sure about the "good clicks" part, but Halloween II is a far better movie than the rest of the entire franchise is, so no. I don't agree. In fact, if people continue to steer people away from the better films, you'd only have people reacting to the rubbish ones. If she enjoyed this one, and plans to watch any more movies from this inconsistent franchise, I'd much prefer she react to Halloween II than the crappy reboots.
@@tiredoffools8929 True, for me Halloween 2 is the best one too. Even better than the first one, because it takes nearly one hour till something happens. But Halloween 2 seems like a very unknown movie. Everyone knows the first one and the new ones, but the second is going under the radar...
@@georger.3489 Very true. It is criminally underrated. Something also about still having the two main actors (Jamie Lee Curtis & Donald Pleasance) around the same time frame in their acting careers also works for me. Despite my disappointment for the rest of the sequels, I always find I can't resist watching a Halloween movie.
You are absolutely gorgeous 😍
This was not setup for any sequel whatsoever. Carpenter didn't want to repeat himself. He was basically handcuffed into producing it.
Every single sequel INCLUDING the beloved 81 sequel is absolutely garbage. In fact Carpenter himself HATES Halloween ll. He hates the sibling idea he wrote, as well as the Samhain curse that was sorta implemented in 81 and ultimately brought out in following sequels.
I use to enjoy the 81 sequel but upon each time viewing it, I began to really despise it because it's so flawed and you can tell that there was no love put into it.
When you force people to do something they really don't want to do..... don't expect the product to be any good! And that's EXACTLY what we have with every single sequel ESPECIALLY the 81 sequel for opening unwanted doors to be opened and explored.
If you wanna watch any sequel to this masterpiece then watch these sequels that have recently come out with another to be released in 2022 for a more grounded/realistic vision.
I have these new movies already figured out but I'm not going to give away the surprise that awaits everyone in the last of these movies that are making up the trilogy.
I do indeed know what's happening and know where they're going
Avoid all sequels unless you want to watch the new ones
Remember she doesn't want any spoilers and your comment. Is kinda full of spoilers they are all facts but those facts are spoilers nonetheless. You can say John Carpenter hated working on Halloween 2. Without spoilers an so on I'm agreeing with everything you said. But just be aware the way you put it is full of spoilers.
Halloween 2 is really good. I've never seen any Halloween's after