I love how you can point out the film's good aspects while also acknowledging its flaws... Too many people write off any legitimate criticism of this film by saying "People just don't like it because Michael Myers isn't in it!"
They took the name Santa Mira from Invasion of the Body Snatchers. The Mask making was filmed in the real Don Post Studio's the company that make the Captain Kirk mask that they used to make the Shape Mask in the first Halloween. The orange goop inside the Androids was Orange Juice concentrate. The movie ending was also a nod to Invasion of the Body Snatchers. For all its flaws I still love this movie. Trick or Treat Studios make the Pumpkin, Skull and Witch mask. If anything skip Halloween 5 that piece of crap Makes Rob Zombie's Halloween 2 look Oscar worthy. The only people dumb enough to like Halloween 5 were its crappy slate of secondary actors and the incompetent director.
Yeah Halloween 5 has tons of issues I own almost all these films but rarely watch 5 Halloween 4 to me was the last Great one the rest are time wasting films.
For an Irish community look up Inwood in Manhattan. It was once an unofficial “Little Ireland” with a thriving Irish bar scene, then evidently over the last few decades most of the Irish population moved to the outer boroughs, but there’s still remnants there, bars and Irish owned groceries where you can get imported chips and read the newspapers from Dublin.
The original plan was to have the sound of children's death screams during the end credits - meaning that Dr. Challis failed. However, this was vetoed (not sure if by the studio which feared a bad reception, or the director who wanted to keep it ambiguous). Tom Adkins, who played Dr. Challis, has said that he thinks that he saved the kids, for what it's worth. Love your reactions to these movies. Personally, I enjoy Halloween 3 much more than 4-6, which I think are a waste (I grant that 4 has some moments, especially its ending). Best wishes and Happy Halloween 🎃
Halloween 4 I love more than this I mean it's Michael Myers but this was weird and interesting I can deal with it not having Michael Myers but Halloween 4 is back to normal which I understand why there's no anthology.
The movie studio wanted a solid answer to if he saved the kids. The Director on the other hand he wanted an ambiguous answer. The Movie studio wanted the director to change the ending. But John Carpenter ask him if you wanted to change the ending . He said no I want to keep it ambiguous so John. Told the movie studio there was going to be no changes to the movies ending. So they went against the movie studio. This movie only gave the movie studio the Halloween 3 part. In the name or title like they wanted in order to get the movie funded. Other then that it was hands off movie studio. Its what the director an the ones working on the movie want only. Just like the original Halloween the movie studio had no say about what happened in the movie.
But after this movie the guy that had the rights. To the Halloween movie franchise would do sneaky stuff. That went against what the directors and writers and stuff wanted. Like the end of Halloween H20 he realy did that sneaky behind the scenes stuff. Last minute to keep Michael Myers alive behind everyone's back.
This actually one of the best stories apart from the first Halloween film. I like the fact it got nothing to do with Michael Myers. The fact it concentrates on Samhain and technology. The important of Sacrifice. I love the ending of the film where you don't know if they managed to pull it off or not. Yes so the main character is sort of anti hero. The music by John Carpenter is amazing. Very much feel of Vangelis / Stuart Copeland. Highlights how pagans festivals and Christian festivals in General have succumbed to capitalism. One of my favourite Halloween films of all time.
This was my favourite film when i was a kid, i watched it twice a week aged 6-11. I still like it but much prefer the original and Halloween's 2 and 4.
Tom Atkins is a Horror/Cult movie Icon: Halloween III Maniac Cop ( alongside Bruce Campbell and Robert Zdar) Night of the Creeps (1986) The Fog (1980) Trick (2019) My Bloody Valentine (2009) Bruiser (2000) Two Evil Eyes (1990) Creepshow (1982) Escape from New York (1981) Just to name a few
I think the people who hate H3 are a bunch of whiny cry babies. It's a great film for what it is, and infinitely better than Halloween 2 and 4. or 5. At least Halloween III wasn't a cash in like all the others. I pity you for watching all the series in one go. It took me 5 years, on and off, to get through them all. Also, I think you're wrong about them using the original Halloween film to ''p*ss people off''. That wasn't the intention at all. They had to use a film for the TV scenes, and Halloween didn't cost anything to license as they already owned it. This was a very low budget film and cuts were made in every corner. I for one, saw this film not knowing that Michael Myers wasn't in it and I loved it as a separate film. It's easy to say that they should have carried on with the Myers storyline, when this was made 40 years ago and third sequels were a new thing at the time, never done before and they thought people would think they were ''milking it'' if they carried on. But there you have it.
I don’t think they included it for the purpose of pissing people off. But the common complaint is that Michael Myers isn’t the focus so to have the movie in it is such a tease. Even if unintentional. Yes I have a ways to go to get through these movies haha. Best wishes
Timelines: 4-6 Timeline Halloween (1978) Halloween II (1981) Halloween 4: The Return of Michael Myers Halloween 5: The Revenge of Michael Myers Halloween: The Curse of Michael Myers Alternate 4-6 Timeline Halloween (1978) Halloween II (1981) Halloween 4: The Return of Michael Myers Halloween 5: The Revenge of Michael Myers Halloween 6: The Producer's Cut H20 Timeline Halloween (1978) Halloween II (1981) - This time Dr. Loomis died in an explosion at the end of the movie and Michael Myers body was never found. Halloween H20: 20 Years Later Halloween: Resurrection Rob Zombie Timeline Halloween (2007) Halloween 2 (2009) Final Timeline Halloween (1978) - This time instead of escaping, Michael Myers is captured. (Also someone stopped Dr. Loomis from killing Michael Myers) Halloween (2018) Halloween Kills (2021) Halloween Ends (2022)
Oh yeah the creepy relationship between the main duo is one of the worst things about this movie especially on rewatches. So unnecessary, creepy(50 year old and a 20 year old, that's how gross this is), and it makes it look like plain infidelity. Also makes the main character look like he uses the girl's grief for her father to make a move on her so yeah just dumb and pointless. But yeah the concept of this movie is pretty cool and I enjoy watching it from time to time except for the creepy couple, those scenes tend to ruin it so just gotta skip those scenes if I can lol. P.S. Can't wait for your reaction to Halloween 4! It's my 3rd favorite Halloween movie right after Halloween (2018) and the original Halloween (1978)
After they made the first two Halloween movies, which basically continued one night's events, they decided that the "Halloween" title should be use for other supernatural stories, all set on Halloween. When they movie didn't do very well, they decided to go back and go more about Michael Meyers instead of making up new Halloween stories with each movie.
in the original script there were supposed to be sounds of screaming children as the credits rolled. The novelization of Halloween 3 says that the villain got teleported somewhere else and didn't die.
Not a great film by any means (even though some people now call it a misunderstood masterpiece) but I do have a weak spot for it. 7:43 That's Dick Warlock, who played Michael Myers in Part II.
@@romero329 I would never say it's a masterpiece but it is my favorite. The subsequent sequels after are just so boring compared to drunk deadbeat doctor dad vs evil Irish toymaker
@@romero329 Err no buddy, I think you're talking about the fans of Halloween 2, 4, and 5 which are far from evern 'good' movies. More liek cash ins which H3 definitely is not.
Santa Mira features in Halloween III, Invasion Of The Body Snatchers, sharknado franchise, Airwolf ( tv series) & lots of other novels & TV shows ( check the Wikipedia page)
Glad you reviewed this one. It does have some flaws and is nonsensical at times but I love this movie. It just has an atmosphere to it, some good death scenes, one of my favorite John Carpenter scores (one of his most underrated, I feel), and it has the man, the myth, the mustache, Tom Atkins. That guy is a national treasure and no, no shading, his stache is all natural. Great review.
After finding this being the only thing on during several Halloweens ( I didn't have cable tv.) I now have a weird tradition of watching this movie every Halloween. I suspect it was played so often because network TV could get the rights CHEAP, since there's almost no trace of Michael Myers in this film. : )
I love this old movie. Its part of my childhood. I watch it every Halloween. Its kind of goofy because the plot basically sci fi and witchcraft. Many Halloween fans despise it but its actually got a huge cult following.
Back when this movie aired on tv, I believe I was out trick r treating with my dad, maybe, and my brother and mom recorded it from tv because I really wanted to see it. I always remember my brother didn't think I would like it as Michael wasn't in it. I recall always loving this movie. Yes, it's silly and goofy. But there's just something about the strangeness that has always appealed to me. I do see the logical gaps in movies, but with some I guess I can just see them for what they were intended to be: zany. I've always had this one of my 2nd favorite of the series right after the original. Then again, there are things in the original that comes off as odd to me as an adult. Really hope you enjoy(ed) the rest of the movies. You've already seen them many moons ago, but watching you react to them I have a feeling that one of my all-time faves isn't going to be your cup of tea. A lot of Halloween fans hate my 3rd favorite of the series. I shall continue to watch your reactions until the last one just too see what you think even if you reply to any of my current comments. I just want to see your take before I come back here to chat...if you choose to chat in the comments. I'll probably take a day here soon to binge the rest of these... :)
This was originally the vision for the Halloween movies that John Carpenter, supposedly, had. It was supposed to be a different scary story every year a movie came out. The studios turned into a franchise all about Michael Myers.
Not only that, but back before VHS, Universal printed money re-releasing Halloween 1 & 2 in theaters every October. They wanted more Carpenter Halloween, but Carpenter hated Halloween II, and wanted Mike’s story to be over. But he was also a fan of the weird British “Quatermass” movies, and when he tried going Anthology, he got Quatermass’s Nigel Kneale to come up with the first story. Now, if only a reactor would do “Quatermass & the Pit”…
If the director Tommy Lee Wallace sounds familiar, he also directed The Stephen King's It television miniseries from the 90's. He's also credited for modifying the Captain Kirk mask to create Michael Myers' iconic mask in the first Halloween, and even played Michael in a scene or two.
The original idea was that all following Halloween movies would be stand alone stories whose only connection was the holiday. But, the failure of this movie in theatres killed any ideas like that. A few years later they bring back Michael Myers even though he was definitively killed in Halloween 2.
After Halloween, carpenter, and debra hill wanted nothing to do with ANY sequels with Myers. Carpenter said he planeed on ONE halloween, and that's it. From then on, he wanted to make an anthology series. He wanted to do a creepy movie every halloween. People were expecting another MIchael Myers movie, when they realized there would be no Myers, this movie bombed, and obviously his anthology ideal was thrown out the window. The guy/robot who dumps gas on himself, then lights himself on fire is dick warlock, the guy who played Myers in part 2.
Oh, look! RUclips algorithm recommending me your Halloween reactions in succession. I'm disappoint on you, Syd. This movie is awesome, lol. I saw it when I was a teen and I thoroughly enjoyed it. I too am analytic a.f., although with horror movies I got to suspend belief a bit. Although when I lost all belief in the supernatural and the religious, it's become really tough to feel anything with horror movies nowadays. This movie holds up for me because of all the elements it uses are cool. Yeah, Cochran is Irish, the actor is Daniel O'Herlihy so the last name is kinda telling, lol. He's the corporate boss in RoboCop 1 and 2, if you don't remember. Not all movies got to have character development, and in this one they give you more than enough to know how the are. For example, the main character, we know he's an alcoholic, and likes to sleep around. He flirts with his co-workers so we get an idea. He's not a perfect human being, yet he's a loving father and husband; he has flaws but he wants to stop evil from happening, so does the girl. The fling is not unexpected, or at least for me, I saw it coming. So, it's more like character exposition more than development so development won't interfere with the pacing. Carpenter does that a lot. I love the atmosphere. It's exactly the same as the previous films, they share that direction, the ambience, the cinematography, the acting, the pacing. All respecting John Carpenter's style of filmmaking. This is more a supernatural horror movie, not a slasher one because of the theme, and it's justified. It uses the origin story of Halloween properly to develop a super natural horror movie, and now I feel it was a lost opportunity that we didn't have a series based on Halloween rather than sequel after sequel of Michael Myers. I liked the picturesque characters, they add levity, and I think this film is creepy enough to be part of Carpenter's Apocalypse trilogy, tbh. P. S. I was thinking about the Cochran name, now I relate it to cockroaches. Bugs are part of this film. Weird, I say. Also, another hospital killings, as in Halloween 2. The guy at the gas station at the beginning is the same guy at the end. I liked the icky robots. From the start you know they don't act normal. I thought they were more supernatural like Mike Myers.
This was supposed to be the start of John Carpenter and Debra Hill(mainly Debra Hill) restarting and revamping the series as an anthology series with each entry loosely connected like the, "Cloverfield" movies. This obviously never happened. Michael's story was supposed to end after Halloween II(1981) really after the 1st movie, but the very angry people spoke and spoke loudly, so they brought Michael back for, "Halloween 4: The Return of Michael Myers(1988).....the beginning of the infamous Thorne Trilogy.
Even though thorn didn't exist in 4 but was in 5&6 when 5 was a rushed mess and 6 continued the screw up 4 had an idea and 5 didn't go with it I won't spoil for her she's got to watch Halloween 4 it's my favorite yeah little flaws but almost all of these are flawed.
Tom Atkins grabbing the six pack after telling his ex-wife he can't take the kids is one of my favorite moments ever in a movie. I get why people would dislike it but to me Halloween III is easily the most interesting of the sequels. Dan O'Herlihy is amazing as Cochran too
The Halloween series was intended to be an anthology with a different story every film that revolves around Halloween. Sadly this didn’t do well so they just did Michael Myers for every next film.
it's funny that you said that you thought Cochrane would've been Irish. Dan O'Herlihy was Irish, so Irish that when he died in California his body was shipped back to his hometown of Wexford for burial
Fun Fact: Halloween 3: Season of the Witch is not the original title, it only had the title of Season of the Witch because Halloween movies was supposed to be an anthology not a Franchise
Yea now imagine watching this movie as a kid and how it would traumatize you. FUN FACT - this was supposed to be the start of a Halloween Anthology of different Halloween stories but I'm guessing this movie might have bombed and received a bad rep because of the dark storyline of the cult trying to kill a bunch of kids on Halloween night. But in the end this movie became a cult classic for many fans. I mean who could ever sleep after hearing 'Happy Happy Halloween, Halloween, Halloween, Silver Shamrock 🍀🎃💀👹' lol.
Honestly, this is a HUGELY misunderstood movie of the series purely because it didn't have Michael in it. Because God for bid, they did something original and not the same thing over and over and OVER AGAIN! Considering people now say "Hollywood is so unoriginal! Come up with something original!" I will always point this movie's backlash as to why we don't see original material or new stories or ideas. Different scares people. And I believe they should've gone with the anthology angle for the rest of the series instead because H2 killed Michael, everything after was either meh or shit. And then maybe you could bring Michael back for 1998 or 2018 if they feel like maybe it's time to bring him back for old times sake and then move on.
That was just an after thought, it wasn't something planned from the beginning. John Carpenter said himself he never intended for Halloween to be a franchise, and only agreed to a franchise because he kept getting told by Akkad, he would get more money.
LMAO@ "that guy looks like report of the week" hahaha 😂 you're funny. Hey did you change your pic and name? You did didn't you? 😉 haha. Love your horror movie reactions hope you react to the other Halloween movies and the Child's Play franchise too! Great reaction, in some of the other Halloween movies they show these masks as a reference.😁 Also now I know who you remind me of a blond Kat Dennings.😃
@@ScaredPale Oh ok lol guess I was wrong on that change thing haha. My fault. Yes I watch him so that made me laugh lol. Also nice new mic I see and I would say from your other vid Rob Zombie the first one was better than this movie and Resurrection but I'd skip the second haha. But yeah I look forward to your reactions on Halloween and maybe if you do Chucky sequels down the line (if you want of course) Great channel!
Halloween saga can continue to be viewed in various ways.. .First, we musr considee that 3 different plot lines or continuities emerge from the original film. Living aside part 3, parts 4,5 and 6 continue the line of chapter 2, bit ,this time without Strode.. Halloween H20 came out in 1998 ,it is other continuation of Halloween 2 and does not take into account the other films.it has a sequel called Resurrection. There are also the remake of Rob Zombie,2 movies. In 2018 came out the continuation of the original with out condidering part 2,that is the current film series
The film would have done a lot better if it was released ten years earlier. The slasher craze was so strong in '83 that nobody really wanted to watch a film about witchcraft, they wanted masked killers and Tom Savini like effects.
I Thought Cockrin beats Micheal Myers, because of his killer humanoid Robots at his command. Aspeciall that great give away. Michelle Meyers would be jealous of Cockrin.
I have the Scream or shout Factory collector's edition of this. Movie in audio commentary for it the director explains why. It's call Halloween 3 Season of the Witch he says it's because. The movie studio basically said no Halloween 3 in the name or title. No funding for the movie and no movie. The Director would have preferred it to be just called Season of the Witch. But they called it Halloween 3 Season of the Witch to get the movie studio to fund the movie. Basically they whore blackmailed into the Halloween 3 part in oder to make the movie. The mask play a majer role in it they are the trap. The chip is the part that kills the free prize is the bait. Heres how it works the bait the free prize giveaway. The kids whare the mask the trap armed with the chip. The leathel part of the trap the kids whare the mask to watch the commercial for the free giveaway. The trap goes off the commercial has the signal in it. That triggers the chip on the mask then they an possibly others around them Die to. Without the mask the trap does not work. After this movie when the movie studio said we want to bring back Michael Myers. In Halloween 4 John Carpenter sold his half of the rights to Halloween an Michael Myers. Becuase he never intended for Michael Myers to main part of Halloween. It was supposed to be an Anthology series. The only reason John Carpenter worked on Halloween 2 is basically it was in his contract. But Michael Myers was only supposed to be in the first movie only. The movie studio made it about Michael Myers. So when movie studio said they want to bring back Michael Myers in Halloween 4. John Carpenter sold his stare and walked away. Because he was done with Michael Myers after the first movie. Until he came back for Halloween 2018.
Halloween 3 isn't a bad film, but it has a lot of problems that keeps me from loving it as much as others do. I can't like it when considering it part of the Halloween universe, as it makes no sense if you try to apply it anywhere in the Michael Myers' multiverse, unless done so as a complete stand-alone. But I do like it better when looking at it as just simply "Season of the Witch", as opposed to "Halloween 3". The biggest problem I have with the movie is the characters. I'm just not as invested as I am with Jamie Llyod or Laurie. But I will give credit that the villain is amazing, even if his motivations are questionable. No, seriously, his motivations are a literal giant ? mark just waiting to be filled. But he's still amazing every time he's on screen. Even his death scene was amazing.
This movie is far from a masterpiece, but I personally like how *different* it is, not just from the other Halloween movies, but horror movies in general. The story is wacky and ridiculous, but there's something very memorable about it. I'm a fan personally.
Cockrins living cousin from Ireland has a big robotic industry. Also, right along with the witch mask, skull mask, pumpkin mask, introducing….The evil troll mask……Aurthor Cockrin is looking for the biggest global trick in history. The biggest children of humanity give away. Like Cockrin Cousin, Aurthor Cockrin 1st cousin of his Celtic days is about to turn the mountains into blood.
I liked halloween: season of the witch, it’s such underrated movie, first when I watched it, I thought it was strange and It scared me, when I watched over and over again, I learned how to appreciate it more and understand what was all about, Cochran was more interesting and scary than Michael Myers and I liked Tom Atkins, I like his character, there’s a movie you should which I recommend you too, dark night of the scarecrow, that is a dark suspense excellent story telling film
Considering the ending's a direct reference to the 1978 Invasion of the Body Snatchers' ending, I think it's safe to say that there was no happy ending here. Which is fine, a well-written unhappy ending can be phenomenal . . . but Season of the Witch kind of coasts by on a borderline stolen final scene, after a relatively underwhelming film. Like you said, the score's an absolute treat and the robots, their kills are impressive enough but it just doesn't save the movie from being a flop and one of those "I've seen it once; never need to watch it again, though." Still, in spite of not being a fan of the movie, this video was worth watching for your commentary. Nice to hear well thought out criticism, than just "bleh, no Michael Myers!"
I think this movie stood no chance in 1982. Slasher movies were *the* popular horror genre at the time and people really wanted to see Michael Myers return. So there was a lot of outrage and feelings of being cheated by audiences, and they responded to the film by staying away. The producers could have saved themselves a lot of grief by simply renaming it to "Season of the Witch" and not trying to fit it into the Halloween series. That said, the reason it wasn't a direct sequel was that both Debra Hill and John Carpenter still had some control over the franchise and outright refused to sign off on a direct sequel. So producers were left with a choice between making this or nothing, so they chose this. (FYI: The reason the film called Halloween 3 is because that's the name of the Silver Shamrock masks. There's three of them and so they're called "The Halloween 3") I think the film is a lot of nonsensical fun and plays like a REALLY demented episode of Goosebumps, but I can also see people being a bit bored. It's got long stretches of nothing happening and it's so vague about what it's about for the first two-thirds that your attention wanders. I think it's more fun to rewatch than to watch, if that makes any sense. Also, I love Tom Atkins and H3 legitimately feels like a Carpenter film, so there's a lot for me to enjoy. Glad you watched it. You'll never ever get that song out of your head now lol. I first heard it almost forty years ago and it will still occasionally pop into my head and stay there for days.
The director says in the audio commentary on the Scream or Shot Factorys. Collector's edition of the movie he would have preferred it to be just called Season of the Witch. But then the movie studio would not fund the movie the movie studio. Basically the movie studio said no Halloween 3 in the name or title. No funding or movie whatsoever so they whore basically blackmailed. Into calling it Halloween 3 Season of the Witch to get the movie funded. The movie studio made it part of the Halloween series. Even tho they knew it had nothing to do with Michael Myers. They still try to cash in on the Halloween name. So thats on the movie studio.
Had this film been successful, there would’ve been a year by year release of Twilight Zoneish films like this. However the common complaint was “where’s Michael?” So the plans were dropped and Carpenter detached from the franchise until 2018.
Saw 1, 2, & 3 n theaters as a kid n 70's & didn't like this 1, tho now like it! But like w/ my fave "Friday the 13th pts 1 & 2", once Michael Myers, like Jason came back 2 life & couldn't die I was DONE!!! So, if like comic-book monster movies, u'll prob like the rest? Once Myers blown up, more ridiculous than this could ever b 4 me!😞 BUT ALL WORTH A WATCH! ✌ ❤ 🚬
I wasn't a fan this movie. My favorites are 4, 5, and 6. I just like the continuity between those movies. I think it's awesome that you mentioned "Soylent Green". I subscribe to other horror and sci fi movie reaction channels and nobody else has ever talked about Soylent Green.
This is one of the best ones. Just saying :) and the score is awesome.
I love how you can point out the film's good aspects while also acknowledging its flaws... Too many people write off any legitimate criticism of this film by saying "People just don't like it because Michael Myers isn't in it!"
Thanks!
Did you have nightmares after you watched the movie
Just seeing how many Robocop and/or Last Starfighter fans recognize Dan O’Herlihy as Cochran….
Fun fact: The guy that ripped the other mans head off plays michael myers in halloween 2.Dick Warlock is his name.
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I watched this like 10x in order to really appreciate it. It’s now one of my favorite Halloween films
I feel that
Dan O'Herlihy who played the villain was Irish. 😁
They took the name Santa Mira from Invasion of the Body Snatchers.
The Mask making was filmed in the real Don Post Studio's the company that make the Captain Kirk mask that they used to make the Shape Mask in the first Halloween.
The orange goop inside the Androids was Orange Juice concentrate.
The movie ending was also a nod to Invasion of the Body Snatchers.
For all its flaws I still love this movie.
Trick or Treat Studios make the Pumpkin, Skull and Witch mask.
If anything skip Halloween 5 that piece of crap Makes Rob Zombie's Halloween 2 look Oscar worthy. The only people dumb enough to like Halloween 5 were its crappy slate of secondary actors and the incompetent director.
Yeah Halloween 5 has tons of issues I own almost all these films but rarely watch 5 Halloween 4 to me was the last Great one the rest are time wasting films.
The only good thing about H5 was Rachel, and even then, she was A) mishandled horribly and B) dead within 20 minutes.
Im glad your reacting to halloween 3, I hope you go through the whole halloween series, love your channel
I will be going through the whole thing :)
I really liked this one, if only because it was the last one to do something original before like 8 bad sequels.
2:16, yes that's the friend from the first 2 movies, Nancy Loomis.
It’s confusing with her last name actually being Loomis haha
For an Irish community look up Inwood in Manhattan. It was once an unofficial “Little Ireland” with a thriving Irish bar scene, then evidently over the last few decades most of the Irish population moved to the outer boroughs, but there’s still remnants there, bars and Irish owned groceries where you can get imported chips and read the newspapers from Dublin.
Wow that’s cool
Halloween 3 is awesome!
You're one of the few who recognized Annie from the first two movies. Well done!
Thanks!
The original plan was to have the sound of children's death screams during the end credits - meaning that Dr. Challis failed. However, this was vetoed (not sure if by the studio which feared a bad reception, or the director who wanted to keep it ambiguous). Tom Adkins, who played Dr. Challis, has said that he thinks that he saved the kids, for what it's worth. Love your reactions to these movies. Personally, I enjoy Halloween 3 much more than 4-6, which I think are a waste (I grant that 4 has some moments, especially its ending). Best wishes and Happy Halloween 🎃
Halloween 4 I love more than this I mean it's Michael Myers but this was weird and interesting I can deal with it not having Michael Myers but Halloween 4 is back to normal which I understand why there's no anthology.
The movie studio wanted a solid answer to if he saved the kids. The Director on the other hand he wanted an ambiguous answer. The Movie studio wanted the director to change the ending. But John Carpenter ask him if you wanted to change the ending . He said no I want to keep it ambiguous so John. Told the movie studio there was going to be no changes to the movies ending. So they went against the movie studio. This movie only gave the movie studio the Halloween 3 part. In the name or title like they wanted in order to get the movie funded. Other then that it was hands off movie studio. Its what the director an the ones working on the movie want only. Just like the original Halloween the movie studio had no say about what happened in the movie.
But after this movie the guy that had the rights. To the Halloween movie franchise would do sneaky stuff. That went against what the directors and writers and stuff wanted. Like the end of Halloween H20 he realy did that sneaky behind the scenes stuff. Last minute to keep Michael Myers alive behind everyone's back.
Nancy Loomis managed to land in three Halloween movies back to back to back, even if she didn't have any lines in H2.
This actually one of the best stories apart from the first Halloween film. I like the fact it got nothing to do with Michael Myers. The fact it concentrates on Samhain and technology. The important of Sacrifice. I love the ending of the film where you don't know if they managed to pull it off or not. Yes so the main character is sort of anti hero. The music by John Carpenter is amazing. Very much feel of Vangelis / Stuart Copeland. Highlights how pagans festivals and Christian festivals in General have succumbed to capitalism. One of my favourite Halloween films of all time.
This was my favourite film when i was a kid, i watched it twice a week aged 6-11. I still like it but much prefer the original and Halloween's 2 and 4.
Tom Atkins is a Horror/Cult movie Icon:
Halloween III
Maniac Cop ( alongside Bruce Campbell and Robert Zdar)
Night of the Creeps (1986)
The Fog (1980)
Trick (2019)
My Bloody Valentine (2009)
Bruiser (2000)
Two Evil Eyes (1990)
Creepshow (1982)
Escape from New York (1981)
Just to name a few
Wow I’ve seen creep show 100 times and didn’t recognize him!
I think the people who hate H3 are a bunch of whiny cry babies. It's a great film for what it is, and infinitely better than Halloween 2 and 4. or 5. At least Halloween III wasn't a cash in like all the others. I pity you for watching all the series in one go. It took me 5 years, on and off, to get through them all. Also, I think you're wrong about them using the original Halloween film to ''p*ss people off''. That wasn't the intention at all. They had to use a film for the TV scenes, and Halloween didn't cost anything to license as they already owned it. This was a very low budget film and cuts were made in every corner. I for one, saw this film not knowing that Michael Myers wasn't in it and I loved it as a separate film. It's easy to say that they should have carried on with the Myers storyline, when this was made 40 years ago and third sequels were a new thing at the time, never done before and they thought people would think they were ''milking it'' if they carried on. But there you have it.
I don’t think they included it for the purpose of pissing people off. But the common complaint is that Michael Myers isn’t the focus so to have the movie in it is such a tease. Even if unintentional.
Yes I have a ways to go to get through these movies haha. Best wishes
Timelines:
4-6 Timeline
Halloween (1978)
Halloween II (1981)
Halloween 4: The Return of Michael Myers
Halloween 5: The Revenge of Michael Myers
Halloween: The Curse of Michael Myers
Alternate 4-6 Timeline
Halloween (1978)
Halloween II (1981)
Halloween 4: The Return of Michael Myers
Halloween 5: The Revenge of Michael Myers
Halloween 6: The Producer's Cut
H20 Timeline
Halloween (1978)
Halloween II (1981) - This time Dr. Loomis died in an explosion at the end of the movie and Michael Myers body was never found.
Halloween H20: 20 Years Later
Halloween: Resurrection
Rob Zombie Timeline
Halloween (2007)
Halloween 2 (2009)
Final Timeline
Halloween (1978) - This time instead of escaping, Michael Myers is captured. (Also someone stopped Dr. Loomis from killing Michael Myers)
Halloween (2018)
Halloween Kills (2021)
Halloween Ends (2022)
Could you do Carrie the 2013 version next it has Chloë Grace Moretz playing as Carrie White
Oh yeah the creepy relationship between the main duo is one of the worst things about this movie especially on rewatches. So unnecessary, creepy(50 year old and a 20 year old, that's how gross this is), and it makes it look like plain infidelity. Also makes the main character look like he uses the girl's grief for her father to make a move on her so yeah just dumb and pointless. But yeah the concept of this movie is pretty cool and I enjoy watching it from time to time except for the creepy couple, those scenes tend to ruin it so just gotta skip those scenes if I can lol.
P.S. Can't wait for your reaction to Halloween 4! It's my 3rd favorite Halloween movie right after Halloween (2018) and the original Halloween (1978)
You shouldn't watch the movie through the woke lense of today. It's just a movie. Grow up.
What infidelity? Dr. Challis was divorced from his ex-wife / mother of his kids. What are you, the Taliban?
@@voodoochile333 It's messed up no matter what time, deal with it
@ShadowSonic2 I'd speak to the village elders and see if they can delete all past media that isn't up to your lofty 2024 standards.
@18:31 dog looks at camera
The Fog (1980 John Carpenter). Creepshow (1982) Alien (1979) Aliens (1986).
After they made the first two Halloween movies, which basically continued one night's events, they decided that the "Halloween" title should be use for other supernatural stories, all set on Halloween. When they movie didn't do very well, they decided to go back and go more about Michael Meyers instead of making up new Halloween stories with each movie.
The fact that the fans didn’t get the concept of an anthology and just wanted Michael Myers over and over is what brought him back.
in the original script there were supposed to be sounds of screaming children as the credits rolled. The novelization of Halloween 3 says that the villain got teleported somewhere else and didn't die.
Oo much darker I love that
Not a great film by any means (even though some people now call it a misunderstood masterpiece) but I do have a weak spot for it. 7:43 That's Dick Warlock, who played Michael Myers in Part II.
I think the people who call this film a masterpiece are going out of their way to be contrarian. A "hot take" for the sake of having a "hot take".
@@romero329 I would never say it's a masterpiece but it is my favorite. The subsequent sequels after are just so boring compared to drunk deadbeat doctor dad vs evil Irish toymaker
@@romero329 Err no buddy, I think you're talking about the fans of Halloween 2, 4, and 5 which are far from evern 'good' movies. More liek cash ins which H3 definitely is not.
It's an excellent movie, but I wouldn't call it or any of the other Halloween films, ''classics''. That's silly.
Rob zombies has the most scariest brutal version of Michael Myers in my opinion
But Micheal Myers back story is over explained much scarier being till that stupid cult of Thorne
Santa Mira features in Halloween III, Invasion Of The Body Snatchers, sharknado franchise, Airwolf ( tv series) & lots of other novels & TV shows ( check the Wikipedia page)
Glad you reviewed this one. It does have some flaws and is nonsensical at times but I love this movie. It just has an atmosphere to it, some good death scenes, one of my favorite John Carpenter scores (one of his most underrated, I feel), and it has the man, the myth, the mustache, Tom Atkins. That guy is a national treasure and no, no shading, his stache is all natural. Great review.
I don't know what kind of doctor Dr. Chalis was but he was a pretty good operator.
Lol
After finding this being the only thing on during several Halloweens ( I didn't have cable tv.) I now have a weird tradition of watching this movie every Halloween.
I suspect it was played so often because network TV could get the rights CHEAP, since there's almost no trace of Michael Myers in this film. : )
I love this old movie. Its part of my childhood. I watch it every Halloween. Its kind of goofy because the plot basically sci fi and witchcraft.
Many Halloween fans despise it but its actually got a huge cult following.
The more it’s settled with me the more I love the concept
Back when this movie aired on tv, I believe I was out trick r treating with my dad, maybe, and my brother and mom recorded it from tv because I really wanted to see it. I always remember my brother didn't think I would like it as Michael wasn't in it. I recall always loving this movie. Yes, it's silly and goofy. But there's just something about the strangeness that has always appealed to me. I do see the logical gaps in movies, but with some I guess I can just see them for what they were intended to be: zany. I've always had this one of my 2nd favorite of the series right after the original. Then again, there are things in the original that comes off as odd to me as an adult.
Really hope you enjoy(ed) the rest of the movies. You've already seen them many moons ago, but watching you react to them I have a feeling that one of my all-time faves isn't going to be your cup of tea. A lot of Halloween fans hate my 3rd favorite of the series. I shall continue to watch your reactions until the last one just too see what you think even if you reply to any of my current comments. I just want to see your take before I come back here to chat...if you choose to chat in the comments. I'll probably take a day here soon to binge the rest of these... :)
This was originally the vision for the Halloween movies that John Carpenter, supposedly, had. It was supposed to be a different scary story every year a movie came out. The studios turned into a franchise all about Michael Myers.
Not only that, but back before VHS, Universal printed money re-releasing Halloween 1 & 2 in theaters every October.
They wanted more Carpenter Halloween, but Carpenter hated Halloween II, and wanted Mike’s story to be over. But he was also a fan of the weird British “Quatermass” movies, and when he tried going Anthology, he got Quatermass’s Nigel Kneale to come up with the first story.
Now, if only a reactor would do “Quatermass & the Pit”…
If the director Tommy Lee Wallace sounds familiar, he also directed The Stephen King's It television miniseries from the 90's. He's also credited for modifying the Captain Kirk mask to create Michael Myers' iconic mask in the first Halloween, and even played Michael in a scene or two.
The original idea was that all following Halloween movies would be stand alone stories whose only connection was the holiday. But, the failure of this movie in theatres killed any ideas like that. A few years later they bring back Michael Myers even though he was definitively killed in Halloween 2.
This is a classic!!!!
Still one of my favorites besides the original part 2 h2o, 2018 and ends
After Halloween, carpenter, and debra hill wanted nothing to do with ANY sequels with Myers. Carpenter said he planeed on ONE halloween, and that's it. From then on, he wanted to make an anthology series. He wanted to do a creepy movie every halloween. People were expecting another MIchael Myers movie, when they realized there would be no Myers, this movie bombed, and obviously his anthology ideal was thrown out the window. The guy/robot who dumps gas on himself, then lights himself on fire is dick warlock, the guy who played Myers in part 2.
Oh cool fact!
Oh, look!
RUclips algorithm recommending me your Halloween reactions in succession.
I'm disappoint on you, Syd.
This movie is awesome, lol.
I saw it when I was a teen and I thoroughly enjoyed it.
I too am analytic a.f., although with horror movies I got to suspend belief a bit. Although when I lost all belief in the supernatural and the religious, it's become really tough to feel anything with horror movies nowadays. This movie holds up for me because of all the elements it uses are cool.
Yeah, Cochran is Irish, the actor is Daniel O'Herlihy so the last name is kinda telling, lol. He's the corporate boss in RoboCop 1 and 2, if you don't remember.
Not all movies got to have character development, and in this one they give you more than enough to know how the are. For example, the main character, we know he's an alcoholic, and likes to sleep around. He flirts with his co-workers so we get an idea. He's not a perfect human being, yet he's a loving father and husband; he has flaws but he wants to stop evil from happening, so does the girl.
The fling is not unexpected, or at least for me, I saw it coming.
So, it's more like character exposition more than development so development won't interfere with the pacing. Carpenter does that a lot.
I love the atmosphere.
It's exactly the same as the previous films, they share that direction, the ambience, the cinematography, the acting, the pacing. All respecting John Carpenter's style of filmmaking.
This is more a supernatural horror movie, not a slasher one because of the theme, and it's justified. It uses the origin story of Halloween properly to develop a super natural horror movie, and now I feel it was a lost opportunity that we didn't have a series based on Halloween rather than sequel after sequel of Michael Myers.
I liked the picturesque characters, they add levity, and I think this film is creepy enough to be part of Carpenter's Apocalypse trilogy, tbh.
P. S.
I was thinking about the Cochran name, now I relate it to cockroaches. Bugs are part of this film. Weird, I say.
Also, another hospital killings, as in Halloween 2. The guy at the gas station at the beginning is the same guy at the end.
I liked the icky robots. From the start you know they don't act normal. I thought they were more supernatural like Mike Myers.
I gotta say I’ve built an appreciation for this movie the more it’s settled and I actually really love the idea now and need to revisit this movie!
This movie was supposed to be a standalone movie, being part of an anthology series. This film has no connection to any of the Halloween films.
I think we all know that
I actually prefer this Halloween over the others. It's a tradition, and I've watched this one every Halloween season since 1986.
That’s awesome! The more time I’ve sat with it I like it a lot too
Love Halloween 3.
Your dog looks ferocious.
Thanks for the video!! See you later!! Stay safe.😉
This was supposed to be the start of John Carpenter and Debra Hill(mainly Debra Hill) restarting and revamping the series as an anthology series with each entry loosely connected like the, "Cloverfield" movies. This obviously never happened. Michael's story was supposed to end after Halloween II(1981) really after the 1st movie, but the very angry people spoke and spoke loudly, so they brought Michael back for, "Halloween 4: The Return of Michael Myers(1988).....the beginning of the infamous Thorne Trilogy.
Even though thorn didn't exist in 4 but was in 5&6 when 5 was a rushed mess and 6 continued the screw up 4 had an idea and 5 didn't go with it I won't spoil for her she's got to watch Halloween 4 it's my favorite yeah little flaws but almost all of these are flawed.
4:14, I think his stache was shaded!
Only watched this twice and that was enough
People who say Halloween 3 is not good really need to relook at the movie without thinking it's part of Halloween franchise
Fun fact... well, not really a 'fun' fact but it's a fact that Tom Atkins was suffering from pneumonia while shooting Halloween III.
Are you going to be reacting to the rest of the franchise?
Yes I will be :) it’s taking me a while. This week I’ll be reacting to Squid Game then I’ll be back to halloween series
Halloween 4 next!
Will do!
Tom Atkins grabbing the six pack after telling his ex-wife he can't take the kids is one of my favorite moments ever in a movie. I get why people would dislike it but to me Halloween III is easily the most interesting of the sequels. Dan O'Herlihy is amazing as Cochran too
HAHAHA such a choice
It's the only one I like in the whole series. Maybe the first one too... but I love H3.
Was that a Fig Newtown?
Trader Joe’s breakfast bar :) similar vibe though
The Halloween series was intended to be an anthology with a different story every film that revolves around Halloween. Sadly this didn’t do well so they just did Michael Myers for every next film.
it's funny that you said that you thought Cochrane would've been Irish. Dan O'Herlihy was Irish, so Irish that when he died in California his body was shipped back to his hometown of Wexford for burial
Fun Fact: Halloween 3: Season of the Witch is not the original title, it only had the title of Season of the Witch because Halloween movies was supposed to be an anthology not a Franchise
Yea now imagine watching this movie as a kid and how it would traumatize you. FUN FACT - this was supposed to be the start of a Halloween Anthology of different Halloween stories but I'm guessing this movie might have bombed and received a bad rep because of the dark storyline of the cult trying to kill a bunch of kids on Halloween night. But in the end this movie became a cult classic for many fans. I mean who could ever sleep after hearing 'Happy Happy Halloween, Halloween, Halloween, Silver Shamrock 🍀🎃💀👹' lol.
Honestly, this is a HUGELY misunderstood movie of the series purely because it didn't have Michael in it. Because God for bid, they did something original and not the same thing over and over and OVER AGAIN! Considering people now say "Hollywood is so unoriginal! Come up with something original!" I will always point this movie's backlash as to why we don't see original material or new stories or ideas. Different scares people. And I believe they should've gone with the anthology angle for the rest of the series instead because H2 killed Michael, everything after was either meh or shit. And then maybe you could bring Michael back for 1998 or 2018 if they feel like maybe it's time to bring him back for old times sake and then move on.
This is my favorite Halloween movie. It's goofy and fun. I like it.
My favorite for the same reasons! It's goofy, fun and has a cool plot revolving around Halloween itself
Halloween were originally planned to be individual horror films but Micheal Myers was so popular they stuck w him
That was just an after thought, it wasn't something planned from the beginning. John Carpenter said himself he never intended for Halloween to be a franchise, and only agreed to a franchise because he kept getting told by Akkad, he would get more money.
@@thedude9941 after Micheals success
LMAO@ "that guy looks like report of the week" hahaha 😂 you're funny. Hey did you change your pic and name? You did didn't you? 😉 haha. Love your horror movie reactions hope you react to the other Halloween movies and the Child's Play franchise too! Great reaction, in some of the other Halloween movies they show these masks as a reference.😁 Also now I know who you remind me of a blond Kat Dennings.😃
Didn’t change my pic and name?
But that guy totally did look like report of the week hahaha
@@ScaredPale Oh ok lol guess I was wrong on that change thing haha. My fault. Yes I watch him so that made me laugh lol. Also nice new mic I see and I would say from your other vid Rob Zombie the first one was better than this movie and Resurrection but I'd skip the second haha. But yeah I look forward to your reactions on Halloween and maybe if you do Chucky sequels down the line (if you want of course) Great channel!
Halloween saga can continue to be viewed in various ways..
.First, we musr considee that 3 different plot lines or continuities emerge from the original film.
Living aside part 3, parts 4,5 and 6 continue the line of chapter 2, bit ,this time without Strode..
Halloween H20 came out in 1998 ,it is other continuation of Halloween 2 and does not take into account the other films.it has a sequel called Resurrection.
There are also the remake of Rob Zombie,2 movies.
In 2018 came out the continuation of the original with out condidering part 2,that is the current film series
My favorite Halloween film, the mask scene destroyed me as a kid
You mentioned being Irish, you should check out a Irish horror movie, I would recommend Grappers or Extra Ordinary
5:25, I think he's supposed to be divorced or separated from his wife.
2:50, "He's like, screw this! I'm outta here."
Hey Sydney, love your videos. But since you like to do scary movies, maybe you should do a Lindsey Lohan film.
The film would have done a lot better if it was released ten years earlier. The slasher craze was so strong in '83 that nobody really wanted to watch a film about witchcraft, they wanted masked killers and Tom Savini like effects.
Did you have nightmares after you watch the movie
Haha no I didn’t
I Thought Cockrin beats Micheal Myers, because of his killer humanoid Robots at his command. Aspeciall that great give away. Michelle Meyers would be jealous of Cockrin.
I have the Scream or shout Factory collector's edition of this. Movie in audio commentary for it the director explains why. It's call Halloween 3 Season of the Witch he says it's because. The movie studio basically said no Halloween 3 in the name or title. No funding for the movie and no movie. The Director would have preferred it to be just called Season of the Witch. But they called it Halloween 3 Season of the Witch to get the movie studio to fund the movie. Basically they whore blackmailed into the Halloween 3 part in oder to make the movie. The mask play a majer role in it they are the trap. The chip is the part that kills the free prize is the bait. Heres how it works the bait the free prize giveaway. The kids whare the mask the trap armed with the chip. The leathel part of the trap the kids whare the mask to watch the commercial for the free giveaway. The trap goes off the commercial has the signal in it. That triggers the chip on the mask then they an possibly others around them Die to. Without the mask the trap does not work. After this movie when the movie studio said we want to bring back Michael Myers. In Halloween 4 John Carpenter sold his half of the rights to Halloween an Michael Myers. Becuase he never intended for Michael Myers to main part of Halloween. It was supposed to be an Anthology series. The only reason John Carpenter worked on Halloween 2 is basically it was in his contract. But Michael Myers was only supposed to be in the first movie only. The movie studio made it about Michael Myers. So when movie studio said they want to bring back Michael Myers in Halloween 4. John Carpenter sold his stare and walked away. Because he was done with Michael Myers after the first movie. Until he came back for Halloween 2018.
CLASSIC
Halloween 3 isn't a bad film, but it has a lot of problems that keeps me from loving it as much as others do. I can't like it when considering it part of the Halloween universe, as it makes no sense if you try to apply it anywhere in the Michael Myers' multiverse, unless done so as a complete stand-alone. But I do like it better when looking at it as just simply "Season of the Witch", as opposed to "Halloween 3".
The biggest problem I have with the movie is the characters. I'm just not as invested as I am with Jamie Llyod or Laurie. But I will give credit that the villain is amazing, even if his motivations are questionable. No, seriously, his motivations are a literal giant ? mark just waiting to be filled. But he's still amazing every time he's on screen. Even his death scene was amazing.
This move was interesting
4:40, that's funny! It's a movie in an alternate universe! Lol!
She got a new microphone! That costs around $14.99.
Still an old one haha. Is it better or worse than my other one?
I denounce the algorithm god!
Those algorithm gods be wild
0:01 Hi, Sidthney!
Yeah I don’t know how I didn’t feel me say it like that until editing. Hahaha
This movie is far from a masterpiece, but I personally like how *different* it is, not just from the other Halloween movies, but horror movies in general. The story is wacky and ridiculous, but there's something very memorable about it. I'm a fan personally.
You always give me vibes of a young blonde Carrie-Anne Moss
Trinity?! Hell yeah I’ll take it
Hadir kk hello
Image, Halloween 11" Cockrin Returns" The Season Of Wiches???
WAIT YES, I’m in
Cockrins living cousin from Ireland has a big robotic industry. Also, right along with the witch mask, skull mask, pumpkin mask, introducing….The evil troll mask……Aurthor Cockrin is looking for the biggest global trick in history. The biggest children of humanity give away. Like Cockrin Cousin, Aurthor Cockrin 1st cousin of his Celtic days is about to turn the mountains into blood.
Fantastic 80s horror. Pity they named it Halloween
I liked halloween: season of the witch, it’s such underrated movie, first when I watched it, I thought it was strange and It scared me, when I watched over and over again, I learned how to appreciate it more and understand what was all about, Cochran was more interesting and scary than Michael Myers and I liked Tom Atkins, I like his character, there’s a movie you should which I recommend you too, dark night of the scarecrow, that is a dark suspense excellent story telling film
You should go on RUclips and watch return of the witch it ties in with Halloween 3 season of the witch
Kids definitely died.
Considering the ending's a direct reference to the 1978 Invasion of the Body Snatchers' ending, I think it's safe to say that there was no happy ending here. Which is fine, a well-written unhappy ending can be phenomenal . . . but Season of the Witch kind of coasts by on a borderline stolen final scene, after a relatively underwhelming film. Like you said, the score's an absolute treat and the robots, their kills are impressive enough but it just doesn't save the movie from being a flop and one of those "I've seen it once; never need to watch it again, though."
Still, in spite of not being a fan of the movie, this video was worth watching for your commentary. Nice to hear well thought out criticism, than just "bleh, no Michael Myers!"
Thanks!
I felt exactly the same way as Halloween II which was a movie to watch once and never again.
I think this movie stood no chance in 1982. Slasher movies were *the* popular horror genre at the time and people really wanted to see Michael Myers return. So there was a lot of outrage and feelings of being cheated by audiences, and they responded to the film by staying away. The producers could have saved themselves a lot of grief by simply renaming it to "Season of the Witch" and not trying to fit it into the Halloween series. That said, the reason it wasn't a direct sequel was that both Debra Hill and John Carpenter still had some control over the franchise and outright refused to sign off on a direct sequel. So producers were left with a choice between making this or nothing, so they chose this. (FYI: The reason the film called Halloween 3 is because that's the name of the Silver Shamrock masks. There's three of them and so they're called "The Halloween 3") I think the film is a lot of nonsensical fun and plays like a REALLY demented episode of Goosebumps, but I can also see people being a bit bored. It's got long stretches of nothing happening and it's so vague about what it's about for the first two-thirds that your attention wanders. I think it's more fun to rewatch than to watch, if that makes any sense. Also, I love Tom Atkins and H3 legitimately feels like a Carpenter film, so there's a lot for me to enjoy. Glad you watched it.
You'll never ever get that song out of your head now lol. I first heard it almost forty years ago and it will still occasionally pop into my head and stay there for days.
There are totally long stretches of nothing.
Also good note about the masks being called The Halloween 3! I didn’t catch that
The director says in the audio commentary on the Scream or Shot Factorys. Collector's edition of the movie he would have preferred it to be just called Season of the Witch. But then the movie studio would not fund the movie the movie studio. Basically the movie studio said no Halloween 3 in the name or title. No funding or movie whatsoever so they whore basically blackmailed. Into calling it Halloween 3 Season of the Witch to get the movie funded. The movie studio made it part of the Halloween series. Even tho they knew it had nothing to do with Michael Myers. They still try to cash in on the Halloween name. So thats on the movie studio.
Have you ever seen Videodrome directed by David Cronenberg? It's kinda similar to this but way better
Yes I have a long time ago as a kid :)
3:45, BOOM!!
I think you should still react to the rob zombie remakes , I don't think they're as bad as everyone makes them to be
They're definitely worse
Not as bad as Resurrection, h20, and revenge of Michael Myers in my opinion
The best John Carpenter film... that he didn't direct.
Had this film been successful, there would’ve been a year by year release of Twilight Zoneish films like this.
However the common complaint was “where’s Michael?” So the plans were dropped and Carpenter detached from the franchise until 2018.
3:17, crushed his skull with his bare hands!
sing the song for me
They used the old traditional English nursery rhyme "London Bridge is Falling Down" for it. ruclips.net/video/qRwQ6rTrkm8/видео.html
Texas Chainsaw Massacre need a reaction
Saw 1, 2, & 3 n theaters as a kid n 70's & didn't like this 1, tho now like it! But like w/ my fave "Friday the 13th pts 1 & 2", once Michael Myers, like Jason came back 2 life & couldn't die I was DONE!!! So, if like comic-book monster movies, u'll prob like the rest? Once Myers blown up, more ridiculous than this could ever b 4 me!😞 BUT ALL WORTH A WATCH! ✌ ❤ 🚬
I wasn't a fan this movie. My favorites are 4, 5, and 6. I just like the continuity between those movies. I think it's awesome that you mentioned "Soylent Green". I subscribe to other horror and sci fi movie reaction channels and nobody else has ever talked about Soylent Green.
Soylent Green is such a classic, maybe I need to revisit it for this channel.
@@ScaredPale have you seen Omega Man with Charlton Heston.
I wasn't a fan of 4 or 5. I think I only watched them once.